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17 of the best iOS apps from March

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by on March 31, 2014 at 12:59 pm
Posted In: Apps, Around the Web, BestiOSApps, Insider, Roundups

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On the hunt for some of the better new apps to arrive for iOS over the past month? Your search is over. Here’s 17 of the best to hit the App Store in March. WeTransfer WeTransfer, the service for sending large files across the Web, launched its first iOS app this month, as it looks to expedite the process of sharing hi-res photo or video files from mobile.     Initially geared towards uploading and sharing videos and photos, the WeTransfer app allows up to 10GB of files to be shared directly from an iPhone’s Camera Roll. ➤ WeTransfer Ultrakam Ultrakam…

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Frontback revamps its profile pages so you can see everyone’s followers and following lists

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by on March 31, 2014 at 12:28 pm
Posted In: Apps, Around the Web, Product Updates

Frontback is a fantastic iOS app when you want to capture what’s happening on both sides of your iPhone. Sharing photos to social networks such as Twitter and Instagram is a breeze, but as a self-contained community it’s been light on features so far. Today’s update adds a new top-level screen to profile pages, with a circular photo, account handle, full name and biography. It’s not the best use of space, but it maintains the half-and-half design language that makes Frontback unique. You can then swipe to view their uploaded photos, as before. The profile headers also show two tabs…

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Frontback revamps its profile pages so you can see everyone’s followers and following lists

Mar31
by on March 31, 2014 at 12:28 pm
Posted In: Apps, Around the Web, Product Updates

Frontback is a fantastic iOS app when you want to capture what’s happening on both sides of your iPhone. Sharing photos to social networks such as Twitter and Instagram is a breeze, but as a self-contained community it’s been light on features so far. Today’s update adds a new top-level screen to profile pages, with a circular photo, account handle, full name and biography. It’s not the best use of space, but it maintains the half-and-half design language that makes Frontback unique. You can then swipe to view their uploaded photos, as before. The profile headers also show two tabs…

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Offline over the weekend? Read all the tech news you missed right here

Mar31
by on March 31, 2014 at 11:04 am
Posted In: Around the Web, Insider, Roundups

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Weekends are better than weekdays. Everyone knows that. Sometimes though, one of the downsides of weekends is that it can be hard to keep up with all the comings and goings in the tech world. Never fear though, that’s why we’re here. So, take a few minutes, make yourself a coffee and point your eyes below for all the best tech news and features from The Next Web and beyond over the last two days. News from The Next Web over the weekend: Coursera Launches Android App Innovative Photo Hardware-app Combos Shake Up Macworld/iWorld ReKoMe for iPhone Will Recognize Pictures…

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Report: Motorola’s share of UK smartphone sales climbs to 6% from ‘almost nothing’ in 6 months

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by on March 31, 2014 at 10:51 am
Posted In: Around the Web, Insider, UK

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According to data from a Kantar Worldpanel ComTech report for the three months to February 2014, Motorola’s budget Moto G device has helped boost the company from “almost nothing” to account for 6 percent of British smartphone sales in just six months. The Moto G was launched in November last year. Dominic Sunnebo, the strategic insight director at Kantar, comments: “It highlights the speed at which a quality budget phone can disrupt a market. The same pattern can be seen in France with Wiko, which has 8.3 percent share, and Xiaomi in China with 18.5 percent.” The report notes that almost half of…

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