Google In-App Payments Now Available for all Web Application Developers

A preview of the Google In-App Payments API was introduced at the Google I/O conference back in May. Google In-App Payments purchases were demonstrated as a simple click right within a web app, so buyers could enjoy a developer's content, without interruption.

Google In-App Payments Now Available for all Web Application Developers

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Facebook Android Application Beta Testing Call

The developers behind the Facebook Android application have come back and there's good news to all Android users - an updated app is currently in beta and you can sign up for testing it yourself:

Facebook Android Application Beta Testing Call

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Comment on The Application Is Dead; Long Live the App by ronald

"Unix is simple. It just takes a genius to understand its simplicity." – Dennis Ritchie This is the Unix philosophy: Write programs that do one thing and do it well. Write programs to work together. [1] Then along came, cpio,find, vi, emacs .... Let's see if history repeats itself, since it seems like design history is already forgotten. 1. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unix_philosophy

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This Is The Application That Got Me A Job Interview With Google

If you read about my nightmare interviews with Google, then you know I bombed them.

But two years later I ran into one of my interviewers. He recognized my name at a conference and said, "I remember your application. I've never seen anything like it."

Even though I buckled under the pressure, I had an application that got me remembered and got my foot in the door.

Depending on where you want to work, applications don't have to be traditional and boring. They need to stand out from clutter and showcase your skills, much like business cards. 

If it helps, here is what worked for me.

This is the application cover I created for Google with things about myself (because Google says they really like diversity and personality):

And here's the cover letter I designed to match their marketing materials.

If you want to nail the Google inteview process, make sure you know how to answer these 15 Google Interview Questions That Will Make You Feel Stupid >>

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Blekko Mobile Application for iPhone and Android Devices Now Available

Blekko, the new search engine that is using human curation to eliminate spam from search results, launched its new iPhone and Android app. Users can now download the Blekko search app and slash in what they want and slash out what they don't -- directly from the iPhone and Android devices.

Blekko Mobile Application for iPhone and Android Devices Now Available

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Google Latitude Mobile Application for iPhone

Google has quitely released Google Latitude App for iPhone. Google Latitude is essentially a Google Map that has points with all your friend's locations -- seeing they like Google and being stalked. Latitude lets you stay in touch with your friends and family by making it easy to share where you are and see each other on a map.

Google Latitude Mobile Application for iPhone

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OIB’s Automatic Organizer Application and Yahoo! Mail Helps You Unsubscribe “Unsolicited eMails” With Ease

Yahoo! Mail with OtherInbox Automatic Organizer app helps you easily unsubscribe from spam mailing lists. Here's how:

OIB’s Automatic Organizer Application and Yahoo! Mail Helps You Unsubscribe “Unsolicited eMails” With Ease

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Google Reader Mobile Application for Android Devices Available Now!

Android Google Reader app is finally here. The app supports all the basics you'd expect like unread counts, friends, sharing, liking, and starring, but it also has a whole lot more, including:

Google Reader Mobile Application for Android Devices Available Now!

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Comment on iPhone Dev Sessions: Create a Navigation-Based Application by Laura

The example worked perfectly for me, thanks a lot for sharing. :)

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If you were to do a location based social application now, what are the reasons to develop this as a Facebook app (or not)?

Answer added in topic Mobile Location Applications.

Pawel Janiak, Passively putting together a business model for...

Linking the app to the Facebook API would probably help you in the aspects you've mentioned in the question's details. The main reason you'd want to do it is gaining access to a substantial, active user base that could spur traction for your app.



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If you were to do a location based social application now, what are the reasons to develop this as a Facebook app (or not)?

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Urgent openings for PLM Application Admins for MOHALI Location

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Greetings!!!

This is Pradeep from Ajel Infotech Ltd , Hyderabad.

We have some excellent openings with one of our Client Emerson . If you are looking for a change, please send us your updated profile at the earliest.

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Set up your own routing web application using OpenStreetMap data and open source software

Did I mention that I love OpenStreetMap? It’s not just the map that looks more beautiful and complete every day, but also all the neat things it allows people to do with the raw data which is free for anyone to pick up and use. This is not usually something I engage in myself – suum quique – but it does feel good to get your hands dirty with some open data and open source software once in a while.

NitoTV: The First Jailbroken Apple TV Application – How To Install

nitoTV, is the first application for jailbroken Apple TVs. The app is essentially an RSS reader for your big screen and also does things such as weather. People have been curious as to how they can install the app on their own Apple TVs, here're the instructions on how to use it: