… in early November. Google passed $700 a share, but the real story was the iPhone. With its sleek features and revolutionary touch screen, it helped lift Apple stock to …
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Even though most say the iPhone is a failure of a device and quit possibly a runner up for worst product of the year, it still continues to get noticed by top media as quite possibly the best. Consumer Reports January 2008 edition points out that the iPhone has outperformed it’s smartphone competitors in many different aspects.

Hit the cut for details on how the iPhone trumps the Blackberry.
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The Wall Street Journal is reporting that Apple is making plans for a meeting amongst DoCoMo and Softbank Corp. to discuss rights to which mobile phone service can carry the iPhone in Japan. The iPhone only has EDGE and DoCoMo doesn’t have EDGE available, so the iPhone released in Japan would definitely have to be 3G.

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Google lined up another iPhone service last Wednesday after realizing there was a programming ‘language’ called AJAX. Google’s new web application allows individuals to view their Picasa albums on their iPhone. You log in to Picasa on your iPhone, the interface comes up and allows you to scroll through pictures landscape or portrait.

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… text and video ads wrapped around free content and services. Thanks to Apple’s new iPhone, the cellphone, MP3 player, TV and internet are now together on one device. So …
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… on October 25, after a four-month delay due to the company’s work on the iPhone. ‘);” class=hotlink2>OS X software costs $129 for a single user and $199 for a …
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… in San Francisco. Knibble games will be available and can be played from the iPhone, Nintendo Wii console and other traditional and non-traditional gaming platforms. Its web crawling technology …
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A vulnerability allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code on vulnerable installations of Hewlett-Packard HP-UX operating system. Authentication is not required to exploit
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Buyers once again placed cell phone service among the lowest-rated products in a recent Consumer Reports survey. Fewer than half the people of the
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… social networking site Facebook recently launched a version of Facebook designed specifically for Apple’s iPhone. …
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… Chimala, chief executive at Interactive Media Technology. Knibble games can be played from the iPhone, Nintendo Wii console and other traditional and non-traditional gaming platforms, the company said. In …
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