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Softbank Announces 3G iPhone Prices For Japan
June 24, 2008
on Smartphones
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Jane McEntegart
Softbank has officially announced its prices for the latest 3G iPhone in Japan. Read more
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The IPhone Fingernail Problem
June 24, 2008
on Smartphones
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Los Angeles Times
Hillary Clinton broke new ground in her race for the White House. Read more
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AT&T Shelling Out Up To $625 For IPhones?
June 20, 2008
on Business & Law
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Christian Zibreg
Chicago (IL) - Spicy new details have been trickling in about the iPhone 3G subsidy business model. Read more
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Cell Phone Triangulation Saves Two Lost Alaskan Hikers
June 20, 2008
on Smartphones
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Humphrey Cheung
Denali National Park (Alaska) - Two hikers who got lost in the Alaskan wilderness are now safe thanks to some crafty cell phone triangulation. Read more
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Sprint Challenges iPhone 3G With $129 Instinct
June 18, 2008
on Smartphones
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Wolfgang Gruener
Overland Park (KS) - We have criticized the way the Samsung Instinct was marketed before, but it appears that the smartphone could have a shot against Apple's new iPhone 3G , at least if it turns out that purchase price of such a phone is more important than the look-at-me factor. Read more
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Apple, AT&T and Klausner Settle Patent Lawsuit
June 18, 2008
on Business & Law
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Jane McEntegart
n December of last year, Klausner Technologies filed a patent infringement lawsuit against Apple claiming the company’s iPhone Visual Voicemail feature violated patents Klausner held, which allow users to selectively check voice messages... Read more
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Samsung Debuts Omnia SGH-i900 Handset, Not Worried About Competition From IPhone
June 17, 2008
on Smartphones
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DigiTimes
Samsung Electronics, at a June 16 global press conference in Singapore, unveiled the new Omnia SGH-i900 handset. Read more
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Nokia's New Business Phones Come Late to the Game
June 16, 2008
on Smartphones
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Tuan Nguyen
Nokia today announced two new phones aimed at business users, the E66, and the E71. The new E71 looks to be more like a Blackberry competitor than does the E66, which is a slider phone. The E71 for example is a phone with a full-time accessible keyboard Read more
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Impact Of New IPhone On HTC Handset Sales Limited, Says HTC
June 11, 2008
on Business & Law
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Wolfgang Gruener
The aggressive pricing strategy adopted by Apple for its 3G iPhone will have limited impact on High Tech Computer's (HTC's) handset sales, according to Peter Chou, CEO of HTC. Read more
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UK Carrier To Offer 3G iPhone For Free
June 11, 2008
on Smartphones
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Jane McEntegart
Yesterday we reported that American iPhone carrier, AT&T had said it would take a hit with regard to the price cuts of the newest iPhone. However, it looks like other carriers might not be as worried about losing out on profits. Read more
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AT&T Takes Hit With New, Cheaper iPhone
June 10, 2008
on Smartphones
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Jane McEntegart
Yesterday’s Apple WWDC in San Francisco saw numerous announcements regarding the company’s latest OS X and iPhone 2.0, however a significant amount of people tuned into the live stream or real time updates for one reason, the unveiling of the 3G iPhone. Read more
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The Second Coming Has Arrived: iPhone 3G
June 9, 2008
on Event Coverage
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Kevin Tu
iPhone 3G is real: Twice as fast and half the price, according to Apple. But Apple devotees must put in another month of hard wait time--the phone doesn't go on sale until July 11. Read more
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Apple Patents Technology To Warn IPhone Users Ahead Of A Dropped Call
May 30, 2008
on Smartphones
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Christian Zibreg
Cupertino (CA) - Apple believes it can ease the pain of abruptly dropped calls due to weak network signal - simply by warning users that their connection may be cut. Read more
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Apple Acquires Handwriting Recognition Technology From Chinese Developer
May 28, 2008
on Business & Law
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Christian Zibreg
Cupertino (CA) - Apple may not have developed the handwriting recognition feature for the upcoming iPhone 2. Read more
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Refurbished iPhones Hold Previous User's Data
May 20, 2008
on Digital Life Style
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Kevin Tu
Refurbished and used iPhones may contain personal data from previous owners. iPhone owners across the universe looking to upgrade to impending 3G iPhone think twice. Apparently, hitting the “restore” function as a means to erase data does not actually er Read more