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Apple's in development firmware iPhone Software 2.0 potentially supports a range of features that have been hoped for by users, including the capacity to stream music to Bluetooth speaker systems, printing and more.
A 75 percent price cut in a product would usually create a doubt as to perhaps the product is defective or the company may be shutting down.
I always pay my iPhone bill with the phone itself.
Qualcomm Inc. announced that T-Mobile International will soon certify laptops that feature the company's Gobi technology for embedded multimodal connectivity, making it one of the first carriers to do so.
Garmin may have its own super phone in the works, but that hasn't stopped it from lending its GPS expertise to other handset manufacturers.
T-Mobile customers in Germany can get a new iPhone for only ?99 thanks to a promotional deal the cell carrier is offering.
If you're like me, you've probably been spending every waking moment you have eating, living, and breathing the iPhone SDK
What's wrong with background apps?
I don’t think Apple ever officially called the iPhone a BlackBerry killer, but even Steve Jobs probably didn’t see its device as a BlackBerry booster.
Comedian Dom Joly's Trigger Happy TV sketch, involving a man shouting loudly into a giant mobile phone, has inspired a businessman in China to create the real thing.
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