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US retailers turn to power of the appLeading US retailers are this year expanding their Christmas sales drive by targeting smartphone users through the new generation of mobile devices such as the Apple iPhone, the Palm Pre and BlackBerry’s Storm ... |
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RIM’s half-CEO Balsillie dismisses Apple iPhone threat; says apps key to BlackBerry’s futureResearch In Motion's top executives say the BlackBerry will hold its ground in a fierce battle with Apple... ... |
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Plaid World Studios releases Mouse House 1.1.5 for iPhone and iPod TouchMinneapolis, Minnesota – Plaid World Studios today is proud to announce the release of Mouse House 1.1.5 for iPhone and iPod Touch. Now anyone with an Apple iPhone or iPod Touch can enjoy the app the Unofficial Apple Weblog calls a “very adorable and surprisingly complicated puzzle ga... |
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The Week's New Content - Nov. 9, 2009New content added to the site this week includes: 3rd Generation Apple iPod Shuffle Review Editing iPhone Videos with the iPhone 3GS' Built-In Editor Comparing Apple iPhone vs. Motorola Droid vs. HTC Droid Eris Readers Respond: How Did You Choose Between iPhone, Droid, and Droid Eris The... |
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Livestream's new service streams live video to the iPhoneLivestream extended the reach of its free video-streaming service by providing a gateway to the iPhone and iPod touch using the built-in H.264 HTTP live streaming in QuickTime. ... |
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Apple iPhone will be just fine in China, thanksAfter months of anticipation for the 'official' iPhone release in China, the news last week... ... |
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