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Mr. GEOrge HOTz did it again. He just loosed a world of hurt on AT&T with a software unlock for 1.1.3 iPhones.
The buzz mill is in full swing today. The latest claim to run through the blogosphere this afternoon is that Nokia (NYSE: NOK) is in talks with Mircosoft to use Windows Mobile on some of its smartphones. Say what?
Apple today added new models of the iPhone™ and iPod® touch which have double the memory, doubling the amount of music, photos and videos that customers can carry with them wherever they go.
A recently discovered JavaScript vulnerability in Mobile Safari could lead to remote code execution on some iPhone models.
The BlackBerry 8820, one of Research in Motion’s most recent smartphones, may soon be at national GSM carrier T-Mobile.
For the first time since many years (and we were there on location for several years already) apart from boss of Windows Mobile (as usual) also higher manager will be present during Microsoft's press conference on Monday next week at Mobile World Congress 2008 (known formerly as "3GSM")!
Apple bested Motorola to grab third place in global fourth-quarter sales of smart mobile devices, according to market researcher Canalys.
Discover new places with the black Nokia N82. The convergence of GPS, photography, video, and the web has changed the way you experience the world.
Analysts have been predicting for several years that gradual improvements in lens and sensor technology for what are politely called "mass consumer cameras" (that is, the integrated cameras on things like cell phones), combined with the constantly falling cost of advanced processing technologies, would result in a "meeting in the middle" of sorts, making consistent, printable images from cell phone cameras a reality.
We are so excited to share that HanDBase 4.0 is finally here! So what's new with 4.0?
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