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T-Mobile Looks To Android In Battle With iPhone
InformationWeek Much of the attention in the smartphone and mobile application world is focused on Apple's iPhone and the App Store. The touch-screen smartphone continues … T-Mobile's strategy to combat Apple's iPhone with Android T-Mobile launches iPhone challenger T-Mobile and Google promote the next-generation of Android phones |
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 iPhonesTalk |
Apple's iTunes App Store turns 1
CNET News The iTunes App Store is 1 year old this week, and Apple is celebrating by promoting some of its favorite apps and games. … Apple's App Store Marks First Anniversary Apple's App Store At 1 Is As Much Cultural Force As Business Success Apple celebrates first year of App Store hijinks |
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 PC World |
Why Google Is Stealing Apple's Ideas
Forbes Apple announced the iPhone in January 2007, built by Asian contract manufacturers. Google followed close behind, launching its own smart phone software, … Schmidt plans talks with Apple over board role Google-Apple link sparks worries Google OS May Force Microsoft to Reinvent Windows |
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 Macworld |
IPhone 3.0 Users Report Wi-Fi Connectivity Issues
PC World Ever since upgrading to iPhone OS 3.0 on both my first generation iPhone and my brother's current generation iPod touch, I'd been experiencing flaky Wi-Fi … Apple: Credit Suisse Ups Estimates on iphone, Mac From iPhone to Macs: Apple Appeals to Businesses Without Even Trying iPhone Users Are Different |
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Create photo presentations and race 4x4s off road: iPhone apps of …
CNET News Last week I mentioned how long it took to sync my iPhone to iTunes and it seems I'm not alone. I think almost all Mac users reported that … |
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 New York Times |
RunKeeper + iPhone: Better than Nike + iPod?
CNET News RunKeeper is the coolest freakin' iPhone application ever. OK, maybe not for everyone, but it's definitely the coolest for runners, hikers, bikers, … Marathon Tech Review: Map Your Run, Sort of, With GPS |
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