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Meet AppInTop, a Thailand-based Russian startup that automates mobile advertising chores

Jun23
by on June 23, 2014 at 1:09 pm
Posted In: Around the Web, Asia, Insider, Profiles and Interviews

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Looking at the history of computers and software, it’s safe to say that one of the main reasons behind their development was to automate as much as possible, leaving humans to do creative things that machines are unable to accomplish. In the last few decades, automation has touched many areas of our life, from warehouse logistics to software development. One interesting example of the latter category is automated mobile marketing service AppInTop, which recently came out of private beta. The service, launched by a team of Russian programmers and online marketers, offers mobile app developers a fully automated advertising process — from…

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How much is peace of mind worth? Native Union JUMP mobile charger now available to buy for $49.99

Jun23
by on June 23, 2014 at 1:00 pm
Posted In: Around the Web, Gadgets, Insider, Product Launches

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Following a highly successful Kickstarter campaign during which it raised nearly 10 times its target funding, Native Union’s JUMP cable is now available to buy in the US and UK. The device itself is a small portable battery charger designed to let you recharge between a quarter and a third of your smartphone’s battery, according to the company. While that might not sound too impressive considering some of the other portable battery chargers we’ve looked at before, the JUMP isn’t trying to charge your phone two or three times, it’s trying to be small and unobtrusive, which it mostly manages….

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How much is peace of mind worth? Native Union JUMP mobile charger now available to buy for $49.99

Jun23
by on June 23, 2014 at 1:00 pm
Posted In: Around the Web, Gadgets, Insider, Product Launches

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Following a highly successful Kickstarter campaign during which it raised nearly 10 times its target funding, Native Union’s JUMP cable is now available to buy in the US and UK. The device itself is a small portable battery charger designed to let you recharge between a quarter and a third of your smartphone’s battery, according to the company. While that might not sound too impressive considering some of the other portable battery chargers we’ve looked at before, the JUMP isn’t trying to charge your phone two or three times, it’s trying to be small and unobtrusive, which it mostly manages….

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Whyd for iPhone is a social network that lets you ‘bookmark’ music from across the Web

Jun23
by on June 23, 2014 at 12:17 pm
Posted In: Apps, Around the Web, Insider

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There’s no shortage of apps designed to help you find, discover, and enjoy new music, but that isn’t stopping a steady flow of new services to the space. This includes the likes of Amazon with its new streaming service, while the mighty Apple acquired Beats just last month. Back in January, Whyd opened the doors to its own Web-based music service. But it’s not another subscription service à la Spotify or Beats. No, Whyd is essentially a social, community-based online bookmarking platform that lets you save all your favorite tunes from across the Web, including YouTube, SoundCloud, Vimeo, and Deezer, while…

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Whyd for iPhone is a social network that lets you ‘bookmark’ music from across the Web

Jun23
by on June 23, 2014 at 12:17 pm
Posted In: Apps, Around the Web, Insider

Whyd
There’s no shortage of apps designed to help you find, discover, and enjoy new music, but that isn’t stopping a steady flow of new services to the space. This includes the likes of Amazon with its new streaming service, while the mighty Apple acquired Beats just last month. Back in January, Whyd opened the doors to its own Web-based music service. But it’s not another subscription service à la Spotify or Beats. No, Whyd is essentially a social, community-based online bookmarking platform that lets you save all your favorite tunes from across the Web, including YouTube, SoundCloud, Vimeo, and Deezer, while…

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