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App Deals Of The Day: iPhone, iPad, Android, WP7

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11:00AM Yesterday | Elly Hart

EA is having a massive Valentine’s Day sale, with up to 85 per cent off popular games like Battleship, The Sims and more. Plus, Newspapers for half price on iPad, Delayed Lock for just 99c on Android, CleverToDo discounted on Windows Phone 7, plus lots more in today’s app deals roundup. More »


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Use Your Instagram Photos To Make Sweet Love

11:00AM Yesterday | Mat Honan

Lovestagram is a brand-new Instagram plug-in that lets you make Valentines from your Instagram photos. It’s very neat, but the best part about it is the back story: the very site itself is a Valentine’s Day gift. More »


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Cinemagram For iPhone: Like Instagram With Cinemagraphs

11:00AM Yesterday | Adrian Covert

Instagram has talked about how a move into video might be the future of the platform, which seems like a terrible idea. Know what doesn’t seem like a terrible idea? Animated GIFs, especially cinemagraphs. And with the arrival of Cinemagram to the iOS App Store, you can make them right now. More »


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Windows 8 On ARM: Desktop Is Go, Legacy Is No

10:00AM Yesterday | Adrian Covert

Ever since Microsoft decided Windows 8 will support ARM-based CPUs, many wondered if that meant the traditional desktop experience would be supported as well. And if so, what about all the legacy apps developed for x86 CPUs? Windows 8 boss Steven Sinofsky has spoken. Yes, desktop mode is coming, but the old apps aren’t. More »


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The Top 7 Android Music Apps For Apple AirPlay

3:30AM Yesterday | Wren Leader - Evolver.fm

Apple’s AirPlay lets people watch movies, looking at photos, and of course listening to music wirelessly, zapping the content from their iPhones, iPod touches or iPads to their televisions and home speaker systems with a variety of popular iOS music apps. More »


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Chrome 17 Now Available: Get Ready For Prerendered Pages

4:00PM February 9, 2012 | Andrew Tarantola

Google has made the newest version of its popular browser available, offering more secure downloads and faster-loading web pages. Here’s what’s new. More »


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Apple’s Failure Lets Developers Steal Your Address Book

1:30PM February 9, 2012 | Dustin Curtis

Path faced a privacy flap when it was revealed that the company was uploading users’ address book data to its servers without permission. While it stopped doing that and deleted all the data it had stored, a larger issue remains. More »


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Path Corrects Its Big Mistake [Updated]

12:30PM February 9, 2012 | Mat Honan

Facebook is a privacy disaster. Nobody with an iota of sense really trusts it to respect their privacy. Which is precisely one of Path’s big selling points: It’s got better privacy. Or so it seemed. But then it surprised everyone. Updated. More »


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Developers Cubed: Peach Pellen

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11:00AM February 9, 2012 | Alex Kidman

Gizmodo’s Developers Cubed series offers a behind the scenes look into Australia’s up and coming dev scene. This week: We chat with Sydney-based Peach Pellen about Corona SDK, helping others learn to code and why it’s necessary to eat lunch at your desk. More »


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App Deals Of The Day: iPhone, iPad, Android, WP7

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11:00AM February 9, 2012 | Elly Hart

We’ve got promo codes for Ayars Animation iOS apps, BATTLEFIELD: BAD COMPANY 2 discounted heavily on iPad, Track your plan going cheap on Android, Pandas vs Ninjas for a dollar cheaper on Windows Phone 7, plus lots more in today’s app deals roundup. First in, first served! More »