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Google today at its I/O developer conference in San Francisco announced a number of new features for developers who want to sell their apps in the Google Play Store. Developers who have a number of apps in the store can now customize their app catalog page that shows all of their apps in the Store, for example, and in addition, they can now A/B test their app listing pages to try out different ima
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Media & Entertainment Facebook Unveils Facebook At Work, Lets Businesses Create Their Own Social Networks About six months ago, we reported that Facebook was working on a new product aimed squarely at the enterprise market under the working title, “FB@Work.” Now that product is officially coming to light: today the company is launching new iOS and Android apps called “Facebook At Work,” along with
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This weekend, Apple began rejecting mobile applications from the App Store which retrieve the end user’s IDFA (Identifier for Advertisers), but don’t show any ads. The IDFA is today the preferred ad tracking option, following the phasing out of the unique identifier known as the UDID. Over the years since Apple first announced its intention to end developers’ reliance on the UDID, due to privacy c
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