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SUNNYVALE, California (AP) — Yahoo has begun to distribute an iPad magazine that illuminates the Internet company‘s ambitions and the chronic troubles that have thrown its fate into doubt. Read More
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CANBERRA (Xinhua) — The Apple iPhone is Australia’s most popular mobile phone, a consumer survey released on Thursday found.
According to the 2011 Australian Mobile Phone Lifestyle Index, released by Aimia, the peak industry body for Digital Content, Services and Applications in Australia, 32 percent of Australians own an Apple handset, while 28 percent own a Nokia mobile phone, with Samsung (13 percent), HTC (eight percent), Sony Ericsson ( five percent), LG (four percent), Blackberry (three percent), Motorola (three percent) and Other (three percent).
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Netflix could shed as many as 2.5 million paying customers as a result of its recent move to significantly increase the monthly cost of its DVDs-by-mail rental service. Netflix announced earlier this month that it would be adjusting its monthly rate plans. Whereas subscribers had been able to stream unlimited digital content and receive DVD rentals by mail for as little as $9.99 per month, Netflix’s new combination plans start at $15.98 per month, a 60% increase. Research firm TDG polled 500 Netflix customers who subscribed to DVD and streaming combination plans at the time Netflix announced the price hike. Based on the results of that survey, TDG estimates that Netflix stands to lose between 12% and 15% of combo plan subscribers within the next six months due to the new plan pricing. That would translate to between 2 million and 2.5 million subscribers — or a minimum of nearly $240 million annually. Many subscribers who might stay around also say they intend to switch off of their current combo plans; 34% told TDG they will switch to a streaming-only plan and 44% said they will opt for a DVD-only plan. Netflix warned investors during its earnings call that the rate plan changes could have a negative impact on its business in the near term.
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Stitcher, an award-winning provider of news and talk radio for mobile phone users, released version 2.3 of its iPhone app this week. Highlights of the new version include Premium Shows, alarm-clock capabilities, and location-based content.
Stitcher 2.3 uses the iPhone’s geolocator to pinpoint a listener’s location, allowing the app to create customized stations with local shows and relevant content.
Stitcher also now authenticates online subscription information for eight Premium Shows, allowing listeners even greater access to premium content. Subscribers can now listen to complete episodes of their favorite premium shows from their iPhone.
The Stitcher app for iPhone and BlackBerry mobile phones allows users to enjoy leading digital content in an audio format, on the go – also known as Smart Radio. Stitcher 2.3 marks yet another stride the company has taken toward making free Smart Radio even smarter
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