 New York Times (blog) |
Fring and Skype Embroiled in Bitter Blog Fight
New York Times (blog) Last week Fring, which sells software that allows people to talk and chat over mobile phones on the Web, announced a fancy new feature to its service: the … Unrestricted Two Way Video calls for the iPhone, Over 3G Skype on Fring Is Dead, But Who Killed It? Skype-Fring Connection Unravels Over TOS Dispute |
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Open mobile still on the way, AT&T's Donovan said
NetworkWorld.com Whereas Apple strictly controls which applications can be sold for the iPhone through its App Store, Google doesn't restrict the functions Android … |
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New York Times (blog) |
While Skype and Fring feud over video calls, could FaceTime be the answer?
ZDNet (blog) By Jason D. O'Grady | July 12, 2010, 7:41pm PDT Fring's updated app allowed iPhone 4 owners to make unrestricted 2-way video calls to Skype on the desktop, … Fring and Skype Embroiled in Bitter Blog Fight Skype on Fring Is Dead, But Who Killed It? Skype-Fring Connection Unravels Over TOS Dispute |
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 The First Reporter |
Will Google's DIY Apps Boost the Lagging Android Market?
PC World App Inventor is basically a stripped-down version of the software development kits that full-fledged Android and iPhone developers use on a daily basis. … Google App Inventor: Android more open than iPhone/iOS? (and fatal pun) Software lets anyone develop their own Android app Google App Inventor woos early Android coders |
 Globe and Mail |
Consumer Reports passes on iPhone 4
ZDNet (blog) Will Apple come clean about the antenna issue now that Consumer Reports has passed on recommending the iPhone 4? … Design Flaw in iPhone 4, Testers Say Consumer Reports won't recommend iPhone 4 over antenna flaw Apple's Arrogance and the iPhone 4 Antenna Debacle |
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 Washington Post |
Garrity Says IPhone 4 Flaw Raises Questions About Apple: Video
Washington Post July 12 (Bloomberg) — David Garrity, principal at GVA Research LLC, talks about reported reception problems with Apple Inc.'s iPhone 4. … |
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