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Stern blames 'rights' for iPhone app no-show
CNET News, CA Stern sidekick Artie Lange chimed in, saying, "Apple shouldn't profit off Howard Stern." After trying to find the words to answer Lange, Stern responded with a simple, "Yeah, that's it." Stern's production company is paid $100 million each year by … |
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How Many Apps Are on Your IPhone?
PC World It turns out that under the iPhone 3.0 software, you can install a much larger number of apps–some people have speculated an unlimited number. It's just that you can only see the apps on those 11 screens. To launch one of the hidden apps–or to even … |
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Sprint seeing Pre shortages
Kansas City Star, MO Rival Apple reportedly sold about one million of its new iPhone 3GS on its launch weekend. Some analysts also had voiced skepticism that Sprint would enjoy much of a pop in customer traffic from the Pre because it might not have exclusivity to sell the … |
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In Pictures: HTC Hero Takes Android To New Heights
PC World The software on the HTC Hero is to take center stage in this announcement, as the device is the first Android smartphone to support multitouch (iPhone style) and — surprise! — Adobe Flash. With the launch of the HTC Hero, Android is raising the … HTC unveils Android-based Hero smartphone HTC's Sense UI To Hit More Android Headsets. HTC launches HTC Hero with HTC Sense |
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Palm App Catalog Hits a Million Downloads
New York Times, United States There are a lot of silly iPhone applications, sure, but there are also some great applications. I got a star finder application which makes it easier to use my telescope than any other software I have seen. I have a terminal application which allows me … Palm delays webOS developer kit Mojo 20% Off Palm Classic Software Sale In the smart phone world, Palm Pre could be contender |
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Google tests program for mobile ads
San Jose Mercury News, USA By Elise Ackerman Seeking to extend its beachhead on mobile devices, Google said Wednesday it has started selling advertising on behalf of developers of applications that run on the iPhone and Google's mobile Android software. Google began selling ads … Ads Come to Mobile Apps, Thanks to Google 5 Reasons Android Is Changing The Smartphone Game T-Mobile announces second Google phone |
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