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by Umair Khalid on March 21, 2008
The Apple iPhone Smartphone revolutionalized the mobile industry with its innovative style and features. The Safari browser was one feature that got a lot of attention and experts were of the opinion...
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Sun Microsystems has recently announced that it is working on a Java Virtual Machine for Apple's revolutionary iPhone Smartphone. This is wonderful news as this would allow iPhone users to...
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Before Christmas came along, Daniel Dilger wrote a comprehensive piece on the iPhone's performance in North America vis-à-vis Windows Mobile and Symbian. He points out that despite the...
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To be clear, I applaud the guys at Arbor Networks for letting us know that iPhone users will suffer "a serious attack" next year. But I can't help but wonder if they're using the...
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Surprisingly, for a machine marketed as easy to use, the Mac has a long history of syncing difficulty, given the number of iSync enhancements featured on this 800-post blog alone. But the passionate...
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In my not-so-humble opinion, picasa owns iPhoto. The free download from Google does a great job of organizing photo collections, and even features some rudimentary editing tools that allow a little...
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Here's a double-whammy for Apple's buzz-generating smartphone and limited-functionality PDA. I'm not really sure how it works, but some hackers have managed to make the iPod Touch run some...
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To make a long story short: a few days after the iPhone made its German debut under T-Mobile exclusivity, competitor Vodafone cried foul. The rival service provider brought T-Mobile to court, and...
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Here's how the study began, according to User Centric Inc.'s press release: 60 participants...were asked to enter specific text messages and complete several mobile device tasks. Twenty of...
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One's out in the wild, the other's the subject of wild online speculation. As the iPhone is set for a UK release, network partner O2 has a warning: "We do want to keep it clear that this...
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Steve Jobs had a point while unveiling the iPhone's multi-touch interface for the first time. Virtual controls are versatile, because they allow layout changes to suit whatever purpose. Creative...
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At the very least, the marketing and strong brand image of Apple keeps the iPhone's profile pretty high. It's easy to find articles on Apple's smartphone online, especially those that...
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Once again, Apple marketing rears its ugly head, making people think that what "merely" works for your purposes isn't enough. This recent article, on BusinessWeek had me shaking my head:...
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It's rare that you have to downgrade your smartphone or PDA's firmware. And it's even rarer that you're doing so because you're trying to retain control over your own gadget....
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With all the outrage over Apple's declaration of war on iPhone unlocking, few people realize (myself unconsciously) that Apple and AT&T have a legal basis for their actions. Nowadays, when...
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(image source) Check out a statement dated yesterday from the "iPhone Dev Team", ostensibly a provider of iPhone-unlocking software: Based on download numbers, the iPhone Dev Team believes...
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("You will consider the iPhone the great phone ever, and rush out to buy it") Interesting iPhone round-up we have here: Carlo of Mobhappy sees through Steve Jobs's Reality Distortion...
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