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Look for this update to launch alongside the debut of Titanfall on March 11.
The mobile platform, and launch devices from HTC and Nokia, are expected to launch alongside Windows 8 in November.
WhatsApp was supposed to launch alongside the JioPhone 2 that debuted last month for roughly $41, but was delayed.
Facebook for iPhone 4.1 may have been planned to launch alongside the Android update, but could have been delayed by necessary bug fixes.
FriendBook was originally supposed to launch alongside (or soon after) Tapulous's other two apps, Tap Tap Revenge and Twinkle, but has never been posted to the App Store.
Tumblr's new messages are the first of "a whole bunch" of new features they're getting ready to launch alongside their newly updated (and slick) Dashboard.
It's expected to launch today alongside the new software, and will gather and promote apps for three age categories: Five and under, 6-8 and 9-11, with Apple requiring apps to have clear privacy policies, no behavioural advertising and parental gate features for in-app purchases or outbound web-links.
Bernard Arnault is transfixed by royalty, and would be keen to launch Dior alongside the next-generation couple, just as Princess Diana helped catapult the image of the brand in 1995 when she toted a Lady Dior bag and, a year later, donned a midnight-blue, bias-cut Dior gown by Galliano to attend the Costume Institute gala at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Spotify added radio at the end of 2011, and Apple is gearing up to launch iTunes Radio alongside iOS 7 this fall.
Next it's building its own Ads API product that will leverage the CRM data and taps into Social Switchboard to launch ad campaigns alongside promotional apps and status updates.
Hot on the heels of Qunar's plan to launch an airline alongside unnamed partners leaking out, close frenemy Ctrip has announced a 3 billion CNY ($463 million) investment in China Eastern Airlines, a state-run airline that claims 94 million passengers.
