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Poptuit Looks To Reinvent The Android Dialer By Making It Sleeker And Smarter

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3 Aug 2011

It’s a cliche by now, but there’s no question that the launch of the iPhone in 2007 changed the future of mobile devices forever. Even the actual phone portion of the device saw huge improvements: visual voicemail, relatively easy contact management, and quick access to your recent calls. And, err, the dialer has looked just about [...]

Google+ Update Makes Managing Circles Easier

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30 Jul 2011

Already using Google+? Follow Mashable’s Pete Cashmore for the latest about the platform’s new features, tips and tricks as well as social media and technology updates. Power Google+ users — those with lots of Circles — are intimately aware of how frustrating it can be to manage them. Your most-used Circles can get hidden at [...]

Mobile Neighborhood App Blockboard Now Covers All Of San Francisco

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30 Jul 2011

What would Craigslist look like if it was a mobile app? It might look a little bit like Blockboard, a neighborhood app which is expanding today from its initial neighborhood of the Mission in San Francisco to the rest of the city. Co-founder Stephen Hood demoed the app at our Mobile First CrunchUp today. It [...]

Improve Customer Communication and Relationships With Intercom

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30 Jul 2011

Businesses operating online can have hundreds or thousands of customers navigating their Website in a given day, in most cases slipping by without the business owner acknowledging them or necessarily even knowing anything about them. A web app called Intercom is the latest in a growing selection of customer relationship management and engagement products that [...]

Trover Lets Users Explore Places through Photos

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30 Jul 2011

Trover, a photo-driven app for exploring places, has launched out of private beta. Trover lets users share location-tagged photos and browse them by time and location. Though Trover is a photo-sharing app, it is organized for exploration, not just for browsing images. Don’t think Instagram; Trover’s roots within Seattle-based travel startup Travelpost are apparent. Trover [...]


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