CAN’s App Predictions for 2009 [News]

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As we come to the end of 2008 we bring your our app predictions for 2009. So may take a little longer but nevertheless a good overview of things to come in the app world in 2009. As it's also the last day of 2008 today we wish you a wonderful day, great fun tonight and lots more of all wonderful and 'appy in the new 2009!

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