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Remedial Health: iPhone medicine sourcing for pharmacies in Nigeria
Remedial Health’s iPhone app lets pharmacies and medical practices source wholesale medicines, track orders, and manage supply needs.
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Apple’s iPhone Duo app push is already showing up in the App Store
Apple is steering developers toward iPhone Duo screenshots and app updates as the new phone reaches stores.
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Google Gemini for iPhone: what it does and what to expect
Google Gemini brings Google’s AI assistant to iPhone for chat, research, uploads, and Gemini Live, with some iOS limits.
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EA’s 2011 Tetris: the experiment with one-touch play
This historical App Store link points to Electronic Arts’ redesigned mobile Tetris, not every later game carrying the name.
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YouTube on iPhone: build a video library you can actually use
YouTube is useful when you turn a broad video catalogue into a small set of reliable channels.
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Apps temporarily free: verify the offer before downloading
Check the exact edition, storefront, and included features when a paid app is advertised as free.
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CNN on iPhone: follow a developing story without losing its context
CNN’s app listing describes articles, video, live updates and notification choices.
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Find My iPhone: where an old App Store link leads today
Apple’s lookup still identifies app ID 376101648 as Find My iPhone, with metadata dating to an older release.
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Afterlight Legacy: understanding the original photo editor link
This old Afterlight link belongs to the earlier app. Here is how to distinguish it from today’s editor and preserve the photos…
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Sleep Cycle on iPhone: read the tracking features with care
Sleep Cycle’s developer describes sound-based sleep tracking, an alarm and reports about overnight patterns.
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Social networking on iPhone: build a feed you can leave and return to
Choose the people and topics you want to follow, understand the account behind the app, and keep a realistic exit plan.