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Hipstamatic's photo filter app Oggl now open for everyone

Hipstamatic's subscription-based photo filter app is now publicly available on iTunes, a few weeks after its invite-only launch.

Microsoft and Google reach agreement to work on Windows Phone YouTube app

Microsoft and Google have finally put an end to their clash over the YouTube app for Windows Phone. Google today announced that it will work with Microsoft to deliver a YouTube app that complies with policies.
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Google to build YouTube app for Windows Phone 8

After a public tussle, Microsoft and Google have agreed to jointly build a native YouTube app for Windows Phone 8, which will be released within a few weeks.

Google and Microsoft Kiss and Make Up Over YouTube App

Windows Phone customers won't be shut out of seeing YouTube videos after all. After tussling over the YouTube app for Windows Phone, Google and Microsoft have settled their differences now that Microsoft has agreed to include ads in the app.

Microsoft And Google Bury The Hatchet To Work On A Windows Phone YouTube App With Ads

Well, after a bit of back and forth (and a conciliatory update), it seems the two companies have finally come to an agreement.

iOS 7 Rumor Watch: 'Black, White and Flat All Over'

It's widely rumored that Apple's new iOS 7, to be unveiled at WWDC next month, will ditch the company's ill-fated love affair with "heavy textures," also known as skeuomorphic design, for a more flattened take on the user interface.

Microsoft And Google Declare A Truce In Their YouTube Fight

Google and Microsoft are finally shaking hands and agreeing to work together over Microsoft's controversial YouTube app for Windows Phone devices.

Microsoft and YouTube just told us that they're working on an official YouTube app for Windows Phone

Microsoft and YouTube just told us that they're working on an official YouTube app for Windows Phone together. The app will be released in "the coming weeks" (and will have ads).

Canalys: BlackBerry and Windows Phone must prioritize 'app quality not quantity'

App store numbers grab headlines, but don't matter to users.

Both BlackBerry and Windows Phone boast constant ecosystem growth with more than 100,000 apps available in each store, yet neither of the two platforms has managed to assert itself as a viable alt

Windows Phone playbook: Greg Sullivan tells us how Microsoft plans to improve its third-place position and increase U.S. adoption

Greg Sullivan, senior marketing manager at Microsoft, discusses Windows Phone, Nokia's dominance of the platform, and what it will take to make the platform grow as much in the U.S. as it has in some European countries.
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