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Take my PDA but leave me the chocolate

One in five female bloggers in the U.S. is officially bonkers according to a recent study from BlogHer/Compass Partners.

MobileHeist iPhoneRingToneMaker only $4.95

This is a special offer from Efiko for a major discount on their most popular product, iPhoneRingToneMaker. iPRTM 1.4.4 is a handy, MicroSoft Windows, tool that lets you create custom ring tones for your iPhone using music from your music library. iPhoneRingToneMaker is the top rated ringtone maker for the iPhone and consistently receives rave reviews for ease-of-use and functionality. This application is consistently one of our best-selling applications that normally retails for $14.95 but for two days, this Thursday and Friday, May 8th & 9th 2008, were going to sell it for only $4.95. Thats $10 off the retail price !

3G iPhone confirmed, for Italy at leas...

Over at David Manners' blog, there's confirmation -- if it were really needed -- that the 3G iPhone is launching next month, in Italy at least.

MWg looks to shake-up smartphone market

A new mobile device vendor has launched in the UK, promising business customers better service and support, with a focus on repairs and upgrades.

CCTV by BlackBerry

CCTV systems from german manufacturer Geutebruck can now be accessed and operated from your BlackBerry device.

PDA warns to stop medical services in major hospitals

PESHAWAR (PPI): Provincial Doctors Association (PDA) on Thursday warned to suspend emergency and OPD services in major hospitals of the city incase the government failed to accept their demands within a week. “ The service structure is not suitable for the doctors’ community, four-tier formula, is not based on justice with the deserving doctors therefore ‘ Time Scale’ formula should be adopted for the service structure, residential hostels and flats inside the hospitals should be constructed to solve accommodation problem of the working doctors, they must be given house rent besides issuing them loans,” said Provincial Doctors Association (PDA) president Abdul Qader while addressing a news conference at Peshawar Press Club. Flanked by other representatives of the doctors’ Association, the PDA president said that government mus

NBC Offers Free, Full Length Episodes For iPhone

nbc-iphone.jpgIPhone and iPod Touch owners should head over to NBC.com to stream free, full episodes of 30 Rock and The Office directly to their handset. As far as we know, this is the only way to legally watch NBC content on an iPhone: Hulu uses Flash, which won't work, and NBC quit iTunes back in August of last year.

AT&T yanks iPhone free Wi-Fi info from site

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Tip: BlackBerry - Increase Your Media Portability

Windows Server 2008 is Microsoft's most full-featured server operating system yet, so it's ironic that one of its most exciting new features is an install option that cuts out most of the other features. Paul Rubens explores why a Server Core installation makes a great deal of sense in many instances.

AT&T yanks info on free iPhone Wi-Fi from site

that at&t can do this so flippantly without solid or substantial justification. i'm looking fw to seeing what happens in...

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TechMARK movers: Psion sees H1 in line

Psion said order intake in the first four months of 2008 has been strong and the mobile computing solutions firm expects that results for the first half will be in line with expectations.

AT&T yanks iPhone free Wi-Fi info from site

AT&T makes no explanation for why it scrubbed from its Web site all references to iPhone users receiving free access to AT&T's public wireless hotspots

More caught using handheld phone at wheel

New figures from the Ministry of Justice have shown that the number of drivers dealt with by police for using a handheld mobile phone at the wheel rose nearly a third in 2006 to 168,500, up from 129,700 in 2005.

Apple Strikes iPhone Deal in Italy with Two Partners

Until now, Apple has used exclusive partners in Europe and the U.S. O2, owned by Telefonica in Spain, has sold the device in Britain and Ireland, France Telecom in France and Deutsche Telekom in Germany and Austria. These operators have agreed to hand over to Apple a percentage of revenue from the use of mobile data services.

Apple Inks Latin American Deal for iPhone

SAN FRANCISCO -- In another step in the worldwide march of Apple Inc.'s iPhone, the top mobile phone operator in Latin America said Wednesday that it has inked a deal to bring the multimedia gadget to more than a dozen countries starting later this year.

New Samsung 3G HSDPA Smartphone i200 Exclusive to Orange and CPW

Samsung has released another smartphone this time its the SGH-i200 and it looks pretty middle of the road. The big plus with the i200 is that its only 11.8mm thick and that makes it a trailblazer in its own right.

Java and the iPhone - Will Ever the Twain Meet?

Sun and Innaworks have been collaborating on bringing Java applications to Apple's iPhone, even with the Cupertino, Calif.-based corporation's reluctance to publicly support the programming language on its popular mobile phone device.

Samsung Glydes Into iPhone Territory

The Samsung Glyde is the latest phone on the market to capitalize on increasing consumer demand for touch-screen devices, kicked off mainly by the popularity of the iPhone. In addition to the touch-screen, however, the 3G-enabled Glyde also features a QWERTY keypad, which slides out from under the screen.

America Movil to Hawk iPhone in Latin America

Apple has signed deals with multiple wireless carriers around the globe recently, and its latest stop was in Latin America. The company signed a deal with Mexico City-based America Movil to bring the phone to more than a dozen Latin American countries starting later this year.

iPhone's Uncertain Future Sends Synchronoss Into Tailspin

Synchronoss posted a healthy quarterly report on Tuesday, but by Wednesday morning shares of the N.J.-based communication software provider were sinking like bricks, losing 43 percent. AT&T, a customer that provided nearly three quarters of Synchronoss' revenue last quarter, may not have such an exclusive grip on the iPhone in coming months, and uncertainty has scared away investors.

BT bundles smartphone with home broadband

BT is talking convergence again. The telco has added a smartphone option to its consumer broadband package.

BT offers smart phones with broadband deal

BT is talking convergence again -- the telco has added a smart phone option to its consumer broadband package.

Takahashi: OpenPeak home phones inspired by iPhone

OpenPeak's ambition is to do for the home phone what the iPhone did for cell phones. That ambition is no surprise, because former Apple Chief Executive John Sculley, a self-described student of iPhone visionary Steve Jobs, is the chairman of the start-up in Boca Raton, Fla.

Flight-planning on the iPhone?

Do you do all your flight planning on your iPhone when you fly on long trips? I really don't want to drag my laptop along this time, but I'm still not quick with my iPhone and I can't print stuff out on the road.


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