 The Age |
New Bing iPhone app rattles porn industry
TechFlash (blog) Now, with a new Bing app available for Apple's widely used iPhone, purveyors of mobile porn are sounding the alarm over its potential to hurt demand for … Bing Brings Porn to iPhone Microsoft Bing is Now an iPhone App Is Bing iPhone App Evidence of Microsoft-Apple Alliance? |
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 Sydney Morning Herald |
Kobo's Multiplatform E-Bookstore Puts Kindle to Shame
Wired News Kobo is a rebranded Shortcovers, which sells e-books that can be read on almost any device, from Macs and PCs to the iPhone, Blackberry, Android, … Kindle on BlackBerry Coming Soon? Kindle for BlackBerry app coming soon, says Amazon Amazon: Kindle for BlackBerry App Coming Soon |
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 ABC News |
Operation Chokehold: AT&T, FCC condemn Fake Steve Jobs plan
Christian Science Monitor In response to reports that AT&T will begin charging 'bandwidth hogs,' Fake Steve Jobs had urged iPhone users to run bandwidth-intensive apps for an hour on … Disgruntled iPhone users planning to crash AT&T network, federal regulators … iPhone headed to war, Fake Steve Jobs calls for AT&T flash mob, Apple 2-3 … iPhone Users Take on AT&T? |
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 Pocket-lint.com |
EyeTv 3.3 conquers 3G iPhone video streaming
CNET News In October, Elgato's original EyeTV for iPhone (iTunes link) allowed streaming video over a 3G network connection, which broke the iPhone OS … EyeTV, transforms your iPhone into a mobile TV device, using 3G device, and … |
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 PC World |
Apple, Facebook, Driving Big Mobile Internet Changes, Says Report
eWeek The change is part of a new tech cycle, encouraged, in part, by Apple, Facebook, Google and Amazon, as well as devices such as Apple's forthcoming tablet. … Apple's The Big Winner (So Far) In Mobile Internet Computing: Report Morgan Stanley: Apple 2-3 Years Ahead of Competition with iPhone Apple seen in 'pole position' to control mobile Internet computing |
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 UberGizmo (blog) |
Android: Catching Up to the iPhone
BusinessWeek In fact, devices based on Android aren't far behind the iPhone. Some 20% of consumers are in the market for the Apple device. The results represent a stark … Apple's iPhone takes No. 2 user base slot in US The iPhone finally tops Windows Mobile More People Use The iPhone Than WinMo Devices |
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