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App store

An app store, also called an app marketplace or app catalog, is a type of digital distribution platform for computer software called applications, often in a mobile context. Apps provide a specific set of functions which, by definition, do not include the running of the computer itself. Complex software developed for personal computers may have a…

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"App Store" trademark

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App store

Nodes111
Edges110
Triples84
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.018018
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App store

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related to Precursors · 27
App store → Acorn, Apple, Best, Breed, Commercial Bulletin, Commodore, Content, Cubes, Dragon, IBM, Information, InVision Multimedia, January, May, Micronet, NeXTWorld EXPO, NeXTWORLD Magazine, Paget's Electronic AppWrapper, RML, Senior Editor
related to Smartphone app stores · 20
App store → App, App Stores, Catalog, Danger Inc, Danger's, Description, Download Fun, Handango, In October, In September, Java, P900, PDM, Premium Download Manager, SDK, Sony Ericsson P800, T-Mobile Sidekick, The Download Fun, Third, This
related to "App Store" trademark · 16
App store → Amazon, Amazon Appstore, Android-based, Apple, Apple APP STORE, Apple's, Apple's App Store, Due, Electronic AppWrapper, GetJar, In, In January, In July, Microsoft, The, United States
see also · 10
App store → Android, AppGalleryItch, Apple, Apple TV App StoreMicrosoft, Mobile StoreMiKandiXDA LabsMicrosoft StoreDesktop, PlayAmazon AppstoreAptoideCafe BazaarF-DroidGalaxy StoreGetJarHuawei, Software, Store, StoreSetappSteamSynaptic, Web StoreGNOME SoftwareMac App
related to Basic concept · 3
App store → An, App, Critically

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Acorninstance ofthen offered by manufacturers0.80text
Appleinstance ofthen offered by manufacturers0.80text
Commodoreinstance ofthen offered by manufacturers0.80text
Dragoninstance ofthen offered by manufacturers0.80text
IBMinstance ofthen offered by manufacturers0.80text
RMLinstance ofthen offered by manufacturers0.80text
Sinclairinstance ofthen offered by manufacturers0.80text
Tandyinstance ofthen offered by manufacturers0.80text
App storerelated to "App Store" trademarkDue0.60section
App storerelated to "App Store" trademarkElectronic AppWrapper0.60section
App storerelated to "App Store" trademarkApple's App Store0.60section
App storerelated to "App Store" trademarkApple0.60section

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