 Globe and Mail |
RIM Unfazed by Apple, Reports Record Earnings
PDAstreet By Andy Partizio Research In Motion, maker of the BlackBerry line of smartphones, shrugged off significant challenges from Apple's iPhone and a host of new … BlackBerry Network Crashes Again, Giving Apple Potential Edge Outages show customers still rely on BlackBerry |
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Apple talking to CBS, Disney for its TV project
TV Squad (blog) Any attempt to break new barriers in television accessibility is nothing without content and Apple's latest attempt to corner TV has two big names in its … Apple Considering Subscription TV Service Apple to offer subscription TV, Grammy performers announced Why Apple can't kill cable |
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Smartphone attacks, rogue antivirus, cloud breaches top 2010 security concerns
San Francisco Chronicle Though security vendors might eye writing antivirus software for iPhones, "no one will do it" because of the nature of the iPhone's underlying design. … |
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Evernote's memory-jogging iPhone app adds offline access
VentureBeat … is the fact that when you create a note (which can include text, photos, or a voice recording), it's stored locally, on your iPhone. … Apple`s Year in Review: iPhone 3GS, Snow Leopard, Jobs` Comeback How iPhone apps can ruin your Christmas Merry Christmas Eve: Evernote for iPhone gets a major update |
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Managing the Wireless Data Deluge
BusinessWeek Helping wireless companies cope with ever-escalating demands for data with software and services is turning into a huge opportunity for companies that … Managing the wireless data deluge |
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Telegraph.co.uk |
10 things Apple did right in 2009
BetaNews By far, iPhone advertising dominated the lot, with increasing emphasis on the applications. It was a smart move, considering that the 3GS model was an … Apple`s Year in Review: iPhone 3GS, Snow Leopard, Jobs` Comeback Best Western debuts first iPhone app Bing Makes Its iPhone Debut |
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