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TTR Ep 2812: Higgs Boson, Telstra, Google, Apple, Microsoft - everyone today! CommBank's Kaching, Apple V Samsung, Adam admits to being a mincraft adict and more
On the show today, Google takes the axe to some near and dear applications as the consolidation process continues at Mountain View. The Commonwealth bank rolls out an updated Kaching - it's banking app for those on the run, on both the Apple and Android Platforms, but there is a potential hitch for Android users.
Apple has been furiously working behind the scenes the last couple of days, responding to the problem some app updates were having, which was later shown to be an issue with companies FairPlay DRM and specific app updates. As well, the first ever spam app finds its way through the app store.
We've got more on the Apple / Samsung stouche, Adam becomes a Minecraft addict, Microsoft's Server 2012 offerings become public and Telstra is front and center again over price hikes to premium products.
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On the show today, Google takes the axe to some near and dear applications as the consolidation process continues at Mountain View. The Commonwealth bank rolls out an updated Kaching - it's banking app for those on the run, on both the Apple and Android Platforms, but there is a potential hitch for Android users.
Apple has been furiously working behind the scenes the last couple of days, responding to the problem some app updates were having, which was later shown to be an issue with companies FairPlay DRM and specific app updates. As well, the first ever spam app finds its way through the app store.
We've got more on the Apple / Samsung stouche, Adam becomes a Minecraft addict, Microsoft's Server 2012 offerings become public and Telstra is front and center again over price hikes to premium products.