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iFlow closes, blames Apple ‘30%’ rule
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The company behind iPad ebook reading app iFlow is closing down and is blaming a recent rule change by Apple for the decision. Overnight the developers emailed all registered users to announce “BeamItDown Software and the iFlow Reader will cease operations as of May 31, 2011.”
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iBooks adds Random House UK titles
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Books from Random House UK – including works by John Grisham and Frederick Forsyth – are now available in Apple’s UK iBook service. The addition of the books suggests the publisher has agreed to adopt the agency pricing model which sees publishers set the retail price of ebooks and pay a commission to the retailer.
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Review: Samsung Galaxy Pro
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The Samsung Galaxy Pro isn’t like other Android phones – it doesn’t want to be an iPhone. Instead it takes its inspiration from RIM’s Blackberry handsets, though it seems to be borrowing more from the ancient 7000 series than the current range of Curves. The Pro is wider than both my iPhone 4 and Blackberry…
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Interview: Gordon Ramsay on Gordon’s Great Escape
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Gordon Ramsay will go anywhere for an exciting meal. Gordon’s Great Escape, his latest culinary odyssey took him to Southeast Asia, where he catered for a wedding in the middle of the jungle, and ate snake heart in a roadside restaurant. Here, he reveals more.
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Eccleston signs for BBC One's The Fuse
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Former Doctor Who star Christopher Eccleston is to play a politician with a guilty secret in The Fuse, a new five-part BBC One drama from writer Bill Gallagher.
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Video: Summer of Cinema 2011
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Summertime is heading our way and as always its 2011’s brief spell of sunshine will see the release of some of the biggest movies of the year. To help you get in the mood we have this great compilation of clips from the movies you wont want to miss including The Inbetweeners, Transformers 3 and…