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Apple kills USB syncing for apps, but alternative is coming
Ars Technica USB app syncing is coming to an end for iPhone users, but it may not be the end of the world. … Apple Demands Removal Of USB Sharing Feature In Stanza iPhone App Stanza e-book app maker says Apple nixed USB transfer Apple makes developer remove USB sharing from Stanza iPhone app |
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App makers expect to rewrite their iPhone apps for iPad
VentureBeat In his presentation at the iPad launch event last week, Scott Forstall, Apple's senior vice president of iPhone software, said the iPad is built “to run … Adobe defends Flash, takes a jab at Apple Photo of Apple's next-generation iPhone in the wild – sources Adobe CTO Kevin Lynch Defends Flash, Warns That HTML5 Will Throw The Web "Back … |
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 Mobile Magazine |
Payware Mobile Available at iTunes
American Banker VeriFone Holdings Inc.'s Payware Mobile payment software for Apple Inc.'s iPhone is now available from Apple's iTunes store, the San Jose terminal maker … Verifone PAYware Mobile App Available and Hardware Shipping VeriFone PAYware Mobile makes iPhone a POS machine VeriFone Goes Outside Usual Channels to Sell Its New iPhone Product |
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PKI Flaws Open Apple iPhone to Attack
PC Magazine An anonymous entry on the CryptoPath blog describes how flaws in the iPhone OS's "chain of trust" management could allow an attacker to … Attack fools iPhone into trusting fake certificates |
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PC World |
Apple May Address iPhone File Frustrations
PC World iPhone OS 3.2 — running on the iPad — accommodates third-party file-sharing as developers have sought. Everybody grouses about the lack of multitasking … App makers expect to rewrite their iPhone apps for iPad PopCap won't ditch iPhone support for iPad development Behind the Scenes at the Apple iPad/Verizon Talks |
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 CBS News |
US senator presses Apple on human rights practices in China
Apple Insider Apple's business presence in China has come under scrutiny from US Sen. Dick Durbin, D-Ill., who has asked the Cupertino, Calif., … Google, Cisco and Apple: Scaling China's Wall Apple, others named in probe of human rights in China US senator asks companies about China rights practices |
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