Apple opens up on iOS app review guidelines, relaxes development restrictions (Ben Patterson)
Ben Patterson - Apple’s criteria for approving or rejecting a given iPhone or iPad app have long been a perplexing, maddening mystery to developers — but now Apple is abruptly making public its once-secret iOS app review guidelines. Among the highlights: No content that’s "over the line," nothing "cobbled together in a few days," and above all, "We don't need any more Fart apps."

WATCH: 'Mafia 2' Debuts
The sequel to the popular game comes out for most video game consoles.



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WATCH: The Conversation: Nick Bilton Explains the Future
Author Nick Bilton tells Diane Sawyer about his new book on the digital world.



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Betting the Farm: FarmVille Soars in Popularity
FarmVille is the online social networking game that being played by a whopping 80 million people each month on Facebook. What's more, the majority of the game's players are 40-something women. That flies in the face of convention, which says so-called 'gamers' tend to be younger men. In fact, since its launch in June, FarmVille has turned those norms on its ear.



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WATCH: The Conversation: YouTube Makes a Movie
'Life in a Day' uses YouTube videos to document this Saturday around the world.



YouTube - Conversation - Video - Google - Shopping

WATCH: Will.i.am Shows Off His ABC iPad App
Black Eyed Peas singer says ABCNews.com the best news website.



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