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17+ apps revolutionizing store aisles

Apps, shmapps. If you’ve dismissed this new craze as just something that the kids are going on about these days, think again. Interactive applications on mobile devices—Android, BlackBerry, iPhone—are a hit with wide segments of the population, from mopey teens to old money.

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