To celebrate St. Patricks Day why don’t you install ‘St. Patricks Recipes’ right now on your Apple iPhone.
This 2010 app only costs $1.99 US (£1.19 UK), it was only release this month and this app is perfect for parties, dinners and much more. You have to try out corned beef and cabbage or you could [...]
Almost 40 percent of BlackBerry users would switch camp to an Apple iPhone, a recent study into smartphone brand loyalty shows. Google’s Nexus One is almost as desirable, according to the study by Crowd Science (PDF link), which shows that a third of the BlackBerry users polled were willing to switch their device for the [...]
Google Product Search for mobile with local inventory lets people use their mobile phones to search and find products sold by Best Buy, Williams-Sonoma, West Elm, Sears Pottery Barn or other participating retailers. Users of Google Android, Palm WebOS or Apple iPhone services who have enabled the My Location feature can look for the blue [...]
AT&T has finally added the Google Android platform to its portfolio of mobile devices with the launch of the Motorola Backflip.
Wall Street Journal says Japanese giant plans to launch mobile devices that play gaming handheld’s wares, multifunctional tablet in 2010.
Apple has increased the cap for downloads over 3G networks on the iPhone from 10MB to 20MB, in what some think is a sign of heavier multimedia content appearing for the upcoming iPad.
Apple has released iPhone OS to version 3.1.3 (7E18), replacing the OS on all models of iPhone and iPod touch devices.
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Google is on the verge of releasing a version of its Nexus One handset that will run on AT&T’s 3G network.
The recent flurry of rumors predicting the end of AT&T’s arrangement as exclusive provider of the Apple iPhone were apparently false. In fact, not only did Apple not announce the demise of exclusivity, it doubled down on its exclusive arrangement with AT&T by revealing AT&T as the sole provider of 3G wireless access for the [...]
IBM is helping iPhones go corporate this week, with the introduction of a free plug in that allows Notes users to read their encrypted e-mail on the Apple smartphone.
A version for Google’s Nexus One and other Android handsets will be offered later this year, IBM said.
