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Twitter for business relaunches, comes with new look, extra content
Twitter has relaunched its Twitter for Business site, giving it a new look as well as extra content. One of the most obvious changes…
Investec pips Absa to the smartphone banking app post
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In the future we will only need five computers says Matt Mullenweg
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BlackBerry posts profit in Q4, but loses 3 million subscribers
BlackBerry ended the fourth quarter of fiscal 2013 — the first to include sales of the Z10 — in, well … the black. The…
Absa finally ready to launch banking app
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Windows phone is outselling iPhone, but only in a few countries
On Wednesday, Microsoft’s corporate vice president of corporate communications Frank Shaw wrote a blog post detailing some of the Microsoft’s progress across a number…
Mxit launches latest J2ME app, includes improved images, profile building
African mobile social networking giant Mxit has launched the latest version of it J2ME app, which it says draws heavily, when it comes to…
Path joins the hashtag party
Path has apparently decided to jump on board the hashtag bandwagon, joining the likes of Twitter, Facebook (possibly), Instagram and Flickr. The latest update…
Reddit co-founder calls out ‘fellow geeks’, tells them to behave better
Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian has called out his “fellow geeks’, for the DDoS attacks, crude responses and death threats they sent to Adria Richards…
Yahoo! buys out summary app Summly
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