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"They ran a huge covert operation, which has now been opened up," said a lawyer close to the case.

While Dropbox users were already able to access and edit their PowerPoint, Word and Excel document in the app, this feature has now been opened up for Box as well.

Right now, there's not a whole lot of content on Hype as you'd expect (no one was live at the time when I looked in) — with the app only being debuted on Product Hunt on Thursday, and initially being invite only (via a code) — although it has now been opened up for general download on the App Store.

Television, which for its entire history has been consumed as a one direction experience with the viewer, has now been opened up as an interactive medium directly affecting its most popular shows.

A long time practice of the surveillance industry, the secretive world of satellite imagery has now been opened up to the public-at-large and in this animation we journey through unusual textures and lands, witnessing them from the perspective of a soaring drone or the unnatural abstraction of an extreme zoom.

But me and [new Sloths singer] Tom McLoughlin are 100-percent committed and dead serious about trying to reach as broad an audience as we can, because the path has now been opened up for this kind of raw, raunchy rock 'n' roll the White Stripes and the Black Keys, you can read about these bands in Rolling Stone magazine now!

Those have now been opened up to F/2.0, a significant improvement, although exactly how significant is hard to say, since comparisons with traditional cameras probably wouldn't provide much insight.

And now the SDK has been opened up, which should allow the usual suspects to adapt their existing Android apps to the Nook's hardware.

"Now the PFA membership has been opened up to the whole women's league in England, so it's great step for women's football.

But consumers, in droves, are giving Microsoft's Office iOS apps a shot now that they've been opened up more broadly.

The bidding has been opened up again.