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Stop inventing mobile phones
San Francisco Chronicle That's because getting client agent software for iPhone OS X, BlackBerry, Symbian, multiple flavors of Android, PalmOS, webOS and Windows Mobile that … Nexus One Revives Apple, Google Rivalry Nexus One, Day Three And Four: iPhone Comparison – Picture/Video Management … Android 2.1 SDK now available |
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 Gadget Venue (blog) |
Pocket Heat app uses iPhone CPU to warm hands
CNET Pocket Heat turns your iPhone or iPod Touch into a portable heater by maxing out your iPhone CPU's processing power. You can adjust the heat level by using … Chomp Now Live And Ready To Bite Into iPhone App Recommendations Hot or Not? iPhone Heating Application Cools Things Down Porn Browser Sneaks Into iPhone's App Store |
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Nexus One: Cheaper Than an iPhone Inside
PC World The phone itself, according to a new analysis, actually contains about $174 worth of hardware — five bucks less than the iPhone 3GS. … Report: Google Phone $5 Less to Make Than iPhone Larry Magid: I'm Impressed by Nexus One Nexus One beat iPhone in search volume during launch week — will the hype last? |
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Gaming on an Apple Tablet
IGN The new Apple tablet will be a cool, connected media machine. But what about games? by Levi Buchanan January 11, 2010 – Though there were many tablets vying … Apple App Store Suddenly Much Friendlier Apple Improves Game Submission Process Apple Eases Controls on iPhone App Development: One Local Developer's Experiences |
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 ZDNet (blog) |
The Street: Features can't sway Apple customers' trust
tuaw.com (blog) Jason Schwarz over at TheStreet has written an article analyzing Apple's current position in the … Source Offers Photo of 10” Apple Tablet Glass Apple's mythical tablet: the text's the thing Apple to report first quarter 2010 earnings on Jan. 25 [u] |
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 SlashGear (blog) |
Droid security flaw disclosed – don't push the “Back” button
SlashGear (blog) The iPhone's software has been on the receiving end of many security flaw jokes, but now the Droid's … |