You’ve probably seen a Plusmo Android Application when browsing the Android Market at sometime or another. The company has a long list of sports applications and widgets that provide you instant access to your favorite teams and leagues. Let …
Are you familiar with NERO? They are the company made famous by their butt-kicking software that burned mix CDs
Straits Times iPhone App Prices: How Much is Too Much? San Francisco Chronicle Today, more than 85000 apps are available on the store's virtual shelves, with prices ranging from free to TomTom's new $99.99 iPhone app ($139.99 for the …
VentureBeat Huddle adds collaboration features, iPhone app CNET News Online collaboration service Huddle announced the addition of Web conferencing, an iPhone app, and a Microsoft Office plug-in to its … Huddle Launches iPhone App, Microsoft Office Plug-In And Web …
Game On: Apple iphone and Sony PSP Fight to the Death PC World Everybody seems to have an opinion about the iphone's chances against popular portable game systems Sony PSP and Nintendo DS. Sure, we know the iphone is …
Mashable (blog) Dropbox Brings Cloud Storage Within iPhone's Reach Wired News Dropbox, a popular cloud-storage service, on Tuesday released an iPhone app available in the App Store. We had some time to test the app, … Dropbox for the …
Now that the Sholes has seemingly been gifted with a less bizarre, less reminds-us-of-a-shoe-insert name, pictures and specs of the so-called Tao are starting to flow en masse — just in time for a possible introduction at next week’s …
The iPhone and iPod touch dominate most of the world in the mobile Web browsing battle, taking a 40 percent global total that bests rival Nokia, a new study has found.
If you’re a MID fan that’s curious about this crazy “Android” you’ve been hearing about, it looks like the realms are colliding in many new and interesting ways as of late. E World, which seems to be owned by …
A man who took his iPhone 3G in to a New York City Apple Store because of a large number of dropped calls was allegedly told that a 30 percent failure rate is average for a local AT&T customer.
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