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A report from AdMob has people claiming there is now proof that iPhone users now account for more than half of mobile data traffic. For months now many have suspected the iPhone - with its data-hungry applications - is a network bandwidth hog. But a closer look at the AdMob report reveals iPhone users probably aren't as hoggish as some in the blogosphere are claiming.
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Ringtones say a lot about you, your style, and your attitude. And they can be a helpful aural cue to alert you to exactly who is calling. Yet, for some reason...
Another week, another worm hitting jailbroken iPhones.
E-books aren't the only digital booty on pirates' minds. The explosive growth of the iPhone and Apple's iPhone App store has sparked a free-for-all across the Internet for pirated Apps -- and there is little Apple CEO Steve Jobs is doing about it....
Apple Inc's iPhone is coming to South Korea this week, a local carrier announced Sunday, bringing the iconic communications device to one of the world's most sophisticated mobile phone markets.
This image-correction app is best for photos that you want to look as clean and clear as possible. In most cases, a quick run through Perfectly Clear should leave you pleased with the result.
In a battle between AT&T and Verizon Wireless that never seems to end, AT&T's partner Apple now appears to be getting into the mix with two retaliatory iPhone TV ad that air Monday night. The ads comes hot on the heels of AT&T's TV ad campaign that aimed to "setting the record straight" around Verizon's "there's a map for that" campaign.
The second incident of espionage on jailbroken iPhones is much nastier than its prank-like predecessor.
A few weeks ago I explained that because Palm is still not selling the Palm Pre here in The Netherlands, I decided to buy an iPhone 3GS. Well, we're a few weeks down the line now, so let's review the darn thing. Read more on this exclusive OSNews article...
The top 20 games that have taken the most revenue on the iTunes App Store in the past seven days.
Need a GPS receiver, a camera, an MP3 player, a map or two, a guide for birds and another for wildflowers? There's an app for that.
Hackers have built a virus that attacks Apple Inc's iPhone by secretly taking control of the devices via their Internet connections, security experts said.
The second malicious worm to attack jailbroken iPhones has been spotted in the wild, and is the first to directly target users' bank accounts. Called iBotnet.A by security research firm Intego, the worm tries to steal account logins from customers of popular online banking service ING Direct. Though it only affects iPhones that have been jailbroken by the user with SSH installed, this is clearly ...
Christmas is fast approaching, and while I love the family gift exchange and the Jello-Pretzel Surprise, there is only one thing truly holding my heart on December 25th: Monopoly! The annual Cousins’ Monopoly Deathmatch rates only a hair above loan-sharking for its nefarious and ill-done deeds. Alliances are formed and dramatically broken, interest rates are [...]
Google today gave Android a further edge by porting Google Maps Navigation to Android 1.6 phones. The update gives the T-Mobile G1, myTouch 3G and some international devices support for the turn-by-turn navigation system that was previously limited to the only Android 2.0 device, the Motorola Droid....
Hackers have built a virus that attacks Apple Inc's iPhone by secretly taking control of the devices via their Internet connections, security experts said.
RIM and Windows Mobile take a tumble
Add some country to your iPhone with the Limited Edition Cowhide iPhone cover.
About 10 percent of software applications turned down by Apple's App Store are "inappropriate," either because they will steal personal data, are meant to help users break the law, or contain "inappropriate content," an Apple senior executive reportedly said.
InfoWorld released today the fifth entry in its "Deep Dive" series of special PDF reports, covering the now-crucial area of server virtualization. InfoWorld, a Web-based publication devoted to emerging technology and hands-on business tech expertise, had previously released "Deep Dive" reports on cloud computing, Windows 7, enterprise iPhone, and next-gen mobile devices, as well as a quick-start ...
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