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"The App Store for iPhone is getting pretty big and growing quickly \u2013 there are now more than 10,000 applications available for download.  As such, keeping track of new apps exclusively through iTunes is getting increasingly difficult.  Enter One Juicer, a simple solution for keeping up with new apps that you might be interested in.\nOne Juicer works essentially like Google Alerts, allowing you to track new applications by keyword and receive e-mail notifications as soon as new apps matching your keywords hit the App Store.  So, for example, enter in \u201Csocial networking\u201D or \u201Cpoker\u201D and you\u2019ll be e-mailed whenever new apps containing those terms are listed.  One Juicer also gives you a login so you can manage the keywords you track.  \n\n\n\n\nThe service's developer sees One Juicer being used primarily as a competitive intelligence tool, writing, \u201CAs developers, we are faced with competing apps entering the App Store daily. You can imagine it gets quite tedious to search certain keywords related to your apps daily. And if you slack off it's even more frustrating when you find out days later that a new competitor has moved into your space.\u201D\nSmart idea, and something that iPhone developers (or a blogger that tracks new apps!) will probably want to utilize to stay abreast of everything going on in the rapidly evolving space."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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