Apple Tells Google they have Better App: How can One Create an App Better than ... - Melodika.net (press release)

Apple is believed to announce their new Map app for mobile devices and will be using it to replace the Google maps program in their upcoming iOS6. Why now? "Because there is money to be made in mobile mapping technology, and for Apple, the pieces finally are in place to give Google the boot," states investorplace.com.

Google Maps has been a mainstay of the iPhone since 2007, but the Wall Street Journal says Apple's replacement plan was hatched years ago and accelerated when phones powered by Google's Android operating system overtook Apple in shipments. So Apple bought three companies, Placebase, C3 Technologies and Poly 9, which it used to create a mapping database.

The mobile apps market is a 30 billion dollar industry and growing and many businesses are recognizing this growth. There are many entrepreneurs that are taking advantage of the mobile trend and creating significant incomes by building what are becoming know as "App Empires."

One person who is making a name for himself in the app industry is Chad Mureta. An average guy who hated his job and ended up creating 3 app businesses that he ended up selling and making millions. This past week Chad was featured on CNBC and 60 minutes due to his remarkable story.

The best part of the story is that Mureta has taught others how to create an app business that makes money without doing any of the programming or regular app work themselves. Mureta has worked with some who have become millionaires and even taught a 10 year old boy how to create a successful App Empire.

Currently Chad Mureta is offering a complete training program which includes training videos, manuals, systems and even software to assist in the process. As a special bonus Mureta has put together a live event to further everyone's knowledge on creating an app business.

A reviewer from BarryRealMarketing.com states that, "Chad's program is like having a mentor to guide you every step of the way to creating an app business. From deciding which app is going to be a winner, to hiring a programmer to making the top sellers list in the App store are all covered in App Empire. For anyone that is serious about getting in to the app game needs to get Chad's program."

To learn more about Chad Mureta and his App Empire program should visit his official site here.

If one wants a review of the program, BarryRealMarketing.com has put together a quick review for those who are interested in learning more. Go here for the App Empire review.

 

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Google opens up Google+ Hangouts to musicians - brand-m.biz

May 15th, 2012 by brand-m

Google+ Hangouts On Air just got interesting for artists. The search giant launched the broadcast facility on its social network last year to a limited number of users, and has now opened up it up to all and sundry.

That means musicians can now stream their music Hangouts live from Google+, a YouTube channel or a website to the rest of the globe. During broadcasts, they can also look inside Hangouts to find out how many people are watching their concerts live.

Once the broadcast’s over, Google uploads a public recording to the user’s YouTube channel, and to the original Google+ post, to make it easy to share and discuss the broadcast post-event.

Daria Musk last year claimed the first concert performed on a Google+ Hangout when she performed a six and a half hour virtual concert. The artist – who boasts close to 1.4 million people including her in their Google+ circles – followed that up with another global concert two weeks ago.

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Luka Modric is crowded by team-mates after scoring a stunning opening goal

Nigel Reo-Coker celebrates his equaliser with manager Owen Coyle

Emmanuel Adebayor: His double helped Tottenham thrash Bolton at the Reebok

Goal of the match: Fabulous effort from Luka Modric as he chested down the corner before unleashing a 30 yard screamer.

Miss of the match: Dedryck Boyata blazed over from close-range.

Save of the match: Adam Bogdan's double save, firstly from Bale's long range effort, then from Rafael van der Vaart's rebound.

Move of the match: Modric's delightful ball towards Aaron Lennon on the right, who squared for Emmanuel Adebayor to finish.

Moment of the match: Spurs scoring twice in as many minutes against the run of play, effectively ending the match.

Talking point: Can Tottenham now hold off Newcastle to end the season in fourth?

An Emmanuel Adebayor double inspired Tottenham to a 4-1 victory against Bolton to maintain their grip on fourth spot in the Premier League and push the Trotters closer to the drop.

Spurs made their early dominance count at the Reebok Stadium when Luka Modric broke the deadlock eight minutes before half-time.

The Croatian midfielder collected a short corner before lashing a stunning right-foot dipper into the top corner past the helpless Adam Bogdan.

On an emotional night with Fabrice Muamba returning to the ground, Bolton restored parity six minutes after the break as David Ngog's clever backheel was neatly dispatched by Nigel Reo-Coker.

However, the visitors were soon back in front on the hour mark as Gareth Bale's low cross was finished off from close-range by Rafael Van der Vaart for his 11th goal of the season.

Adebayor scored the first of his two goals on the night two minutes later with a tap-in from Aaron Lennon's right-wing cross and then again after 69 minutes, latching onto Bale's through ball before rounding Bogdan and slotting the ball home as Spurs secured their first away win of 2012.

The win also put the North Londoners to within a point of third-placed neighbours Arsenal.

Meanwhile, defeat for Wanderers was their 11th of the campaign and they sit in the relegation zone on goal difference from QPR on 34 points with just two games of the season remaining.

It was an emotional night for the hosts with Muamba returning to the ground for the first time since suffering a cardiac arrest during the FA Cup tie between the same two teams in March.

The Trotters midfielder accepted a standing ovation from all sides of the ground as he was introduced on the pitch before kick-off but attention then shifted to Bolton's battle against the drop.

The hosts' failure to make the most of a dominant spell after Reo-Coker's equaliser proved costly as they slipped to a defeat that leaves them in the bottom three.

They showed determination and composure early on in what was their game in hand but it was Spurs who had the first serious opportunities when Bogdan was forced into a double save.

Bogdan, outstanding in the rearranged cup game against Spurs, parried a long-range drive from Gareth Bale and then reacted quickly to deny Van der Vaart.

Bale made a cutting charge into the area and pulled the ball back from the byline but there was no-one on hand to turn in.

Bolton pieced together a nice move to release Dedryck Boyata in the box but the right-back could only pick out Brad Friedel while David Ngog was unmarked in front of goal.

Bolton made another swift counter-attack as Martin Petrov broke clear down the left and whipped in a low cross which just evaded Kevin Davies.

Chris Eagles picked up possession and found Ngog but the Frenchman's shot was smothered by Friedel.

Spurs took the lead with Modric's spectacular strike after 37 minutes.

The visitors won a corner after Bogdan saved from Van der Vaart and the ball was put behind despite suspicion of handball from Sandro.

Bolton fans were incensed but Van der Vaart was allowed to chip to Modric outside the area and the Croatian chested down before blasting a swerving shot into the top corner.

Bolton should have been level before the break.

Eagles first shot wide with a long-range effort before Boyata put a golden opportunity over the bar from a stoppage-time corner.

Bolton had a scare early in the second half as David Wheater gifted possession to Van der Vaart but Tim Ream snuffed out the counter-attack.

The Trotters pulled themselves back level with a well-worked equaliser in the 51st minute.

Kevin Davies headed on Boyata's throw-in to Ngog and his backheel rolled perfectly for Reo-Coker, who fired a low shot past Friedel.

The goal lifted the crowd and Bolton upped the tempo.

Petrov found himself in a good position but scuffed a shot wide and three corners in quick succession caused some anxiety in the Spurs box.

Eagles was the next to take aim after another throw was hurled into the area but his effort went narrowly over.

Bolton paid for their failure to make the most of that spell as Spurs launched two quick counter-raids to score twice in as many minutes.

Bale first stretched the defence and Van der Vaart finished brilliantly as the Welshman slid an inviting ball into his path.

Barely seconds later, Lennon got behind the defence as he raced on to a long ball from Modric and squared for Adebayor to tap home.

Bolton briefly rallied but the game was put beyond their reach as Bale sent Adebayor clear and the on-loan Manchester City striker casually rounded Bogdan to score.

Tensions were evident as Bolton substitute Josh Vela crudely brought down Aaron Lennon, sparking a row on the touchlines between Spurs assistant boss Joe Jordan and Bolton manager Owen Coyle.

Redknapp appeared to step in as peacemaker and Vela was booked.

Bolton endured more frustration as Petrov crossed and both Kevin Davies and Eagles failed to trouble Friedel.

Adebayor tried his luck from distance in search of a hat-trick but chipped over.

Spurs played out time to record their first win at the Reebok Stadium and the travelling fans chanted their support of Redknapp.

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