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With hundreds of applications ranging from games to password-keepers to calorie counters, what's next for the iPhone?
One firm is betting on virtual cupcakes and Tamagotchi-like digital pets. Viximo, an 11-month-old Cambridge, Mass.-based start-up, has created four iPhone applications that revolve around digital goods--digitally produced images that people buy, exchange and display online.
07.12.08 | boston.com
Virtual gifts connect for a price. Joni Gleason of Haverhill spends about $100 a year on gifts for her pet-loving friends. But the gifts can't be held or wrapped. They can't even be...
09.05.08 | adotas.com
Could the sale of virtual flowers really generate $30 - $40 million dollars a year? If you're Facebook, the answer appears to be a resounding "Yes"...
08.19.08 | Wall Street Journal
Retailer Kohl's Corp. this month launched a new line of apparel, but the plaid skirts and printed T-shirts won't be sold in its 957 stores. Instead, it's selling...
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