If you are in the market for a new or used car, your smartphone can be a handy tool for doing research on cars. Edmunds is one of the most widely known car buyer guides and while the app has been available for Android for some time, it has not been until recently that it began providing used car prices. Previously the Edmunds app only provided new car prices.


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At the beginning of this year, Netflix’s stock prices tripled. The web-based movie rental company had released top devices and partnered with manufactures of consoles involving PS3, Xbox and Wii. The idea was to make it easier for customers to stream movies and TV shows right into their living rooms. In March, Netflix announced its first drama series, "House of Cards," starring Kevin Spacey.


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The following is an excerpt of entry in our Facebook Marketing Bible. The full version contains examples of how advertiser competition raises bid prices, and more strategies for when to pause or change the targeting of your campaigns to minimize your cost per click.When running ads on Facebook, advertisers need to think about more than just creative and targeting to achieve optimal performance at the lowest cost.  By avoiding periods of high advertiser competition, the same performance can [...]

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Amazon has launched a free iPhone and iPad mobile shopping app for students before the back-to-school rush. The App allows the students to check and compare prices of textbooks and other stuff by simply scanning the barcode. Students will also have an option to sell their old stuff. The App also comes with a free Two-Day shipping for the first six months.

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Fortune's Philip Elmer-DeWitt reports on data from Piper Jaffray with an interpretation that:Apple users buying 61% more apps, paying 14% more per appThe Piper Jaffray report stated that iOS (iPhone/iPad) owners downloaded an average of 51 apps in 2010 and will download 83 this year. It also reported that 82% of the apps in Apple's app store are free apps. These figures sound about right and shouldn't generate much argument. However, the information about average app price (bas [...]

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