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A report from the New York Times this weekend suggests that the perception that AT&T has an inferior wireless network may be more than greatly exaggerated--they might be flat wrong. Not only that, but it may be the Apple iPhone that is the root of the problems that are sullying AT&T's reputation.
If birder Todd Koym were in Chattanooga, he said, he’d want to seek out the surf scoter, horned grebe, Virginia rail and brown-headed nuthatch.
PICK THEE UPS: Phone apps revive art of pickup lines OK, so, like some friends of mine were standing around laughing the other day over an iPhone app that spits out cheesy pickup lines. But I wasn't laughing because pickup lines are nothing to laugh at. Without them, people couldn't meet and get married and have babies and lifelong, nurturing relationships and stuff. read more
Company: Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles ( http://www.volkswagen-vans.co.uk/ ) Release summary: From high-tech nomads for high-tech nomads: Volkswagen has launched a new iPhone application about the Dakar Rally in Apple's online store today.
An iPhone application is supposed to make it safer to type a message while crossing the street.
Epson, the printer colossus, has released an iPhone app that allows photo printing via a Wi-Fi connection. Epson iPrint (iTunes link) lets you send photos stored...
Google Inc. is determined to gain more influence over how the Web is used on mobile phones, even if the next step in the quest tramples some of the relationships forged during its two-year expansion into the wireless industry. The focus on Google's mobile... Google - Mobile phone - IPhone - Searching - Search Engines
Is there anything an iPhone cannot be programmed to do? Now there's an app to start your car. Vista-based Directed Electronics, known for its Viper security systems and remote-starting options, is out with the Viper SmartStart.
For quite a while now now, one of the biggest problems with Android has been its app support. In particular, the Facebook application has been quite limited: you could read your News Feed, but many of the app's functions actually kicked you into a separate browser window and weren't done in the native app. Today, that changes. A new version of Facebook for Android is now live on Android Market ...
AT&T is fast becoming a popular punching bag for angry iPhone subscribers, but recent research from multiple sources puts the blame on the iPhone's faulty cellular design.
San Francisco » Two titans of the tech world, Google and Apple, may soon be engaged in hand-to-hand combat. Or, more precisely, handset-to-handset combat.
Whether for crippled controls, downgraded graphics or general lack of effort, games almost always get worse when they're ported to the iPhone. But what if you're adapting a concept from a plastic...
Here are some stories we found tonight "Caught in the Web": Gold-plated PlayStation 3 selling for $5,000: http://www.postchronicle.com/news/original/article_212273050.shtml New Tiger Woods computer game: http://www.break.com/games/tiger-woods-wife-outrun.html New iPhone application lets Santa talk to kids: http://www.whec.com ...
DaKine Launches New iPhone App
Space junkies with an iPhone or iPod touch, listen up: NASA released an app compiling pretty much everything going on in the space program to give you access to images, mission info, countdown...
Coupons.com yesterday announced the availability of its new Coupons.com application for the iPhone and iPod touch.
[Every week, Gamasutra sums up sister iPhone site FingerGaming's top news and reviews for Apple's nascent -- and increasingly exciting -- portable games platform, as written by editor in chief Danny Cowan and authors Louise Yang and Jonathan Glover.] This week, FingerGaming highlights recent releases like EA's iPhone version of Dragon's Lair, the aerial combat sim Tom Clancy's H.A.W.X, and Namco ...
Independent network surveys suggest that the AT&T network is superior to competitors, and that reported issues may lie with the iPhone itself.
TomTom decided last week to offer a US-only version of their iPhone turn-by-turn app for half the price of the full North American version, which made a lot of Americans happy. And Canadians, too!...
We get it, Amazon Kindle App : you've just become available in over 60 countries, you're something of a jet setter now. But you don't have to go around and rub it in our faces. So what if we've only been to Mexico that one time by accident and can't sync books and page placement via Amazon's Whispersync technology... that doesn't make us any less valuable as a person. Oh, and you're coming to ...
DRO has begun taking pre-orders on its first carbon fiber notebook case. Modeled after an equivalent iPhone product, the notebook case relies on six layers of twill-weave fiber, and an inner lining comprised of neoprene foam. The use of carbon fiber extends to the zipper tabs....
