Biz via Twitter Blog on Fri, 10 Oct. 2008
Folks who use m.twitter.com to access Twitter on a mobile browser have long lamented the lack of readmore
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Biz via Twitter Blog on Fri, 10 Oct. 2008
Folks who use m.twitter.com to access Twitter on a mobile browser have long lamented the lack of readmore
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Biz via Twitter Blog on Fri, 10 Oct. 2008
Folks who use m.twitter.com to access Twitter on a mobile browser have long lamented the lack of readmore
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NSA enjoys eavesdropping on US soldiers' phone sex calls
Mark Frauenfelder via Boing Boing on Thu, 09 Oct. 2008
ABC News reports that, "despite pledges by President George W. Bush and American intelligence officials to the contrary," the NSA listens in on ordinary phone calls of US citizens overseas, and military intercept operators who work at the National Security Agency (NSA) enjoy sharing and saving recordings of US officers' pillow-talk and phone sex calls with their spouses back home. readmore
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Mark Frauenfelder via Boing Boing on Thu, 09 Oct. 2008
ABC News reports that, "despite pledges by President George W. Bush and American intelligence officials to the contrary," the NSA listens in on ordinary phone calls of US citizens overseas, and military intercept operators who work at the National Security Agency (NSA) enjoy sharing and saving recordings of US officers' pillow-talk and phone sex calls with their spouses back home. readmore
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Make VoIP Phone Calls Over Email with Momail and Jajah
Paul Glazowski via Mashable! on Thu, 09 Oct. 2008
JAJAH, a VoIP service provider that manages connections for social network users and mobile and non-mobile phones, has teamed up today with readmore
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Paul Glazowski via Mashable! on Thu, 09 Oct. 2008
JAJAH, a VoIP service provider that manages connections for social network users and mobile and non-mobile phones, has teamed up today with readmore
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ABC Report: NSA ‘Routinely’ Listened In On Americans’ Phone Calls, Passed Around ‘Salacious’ Bits
Ali via Think Progress on Thu, 09 Oct. 2008
Ever since President Bush confirmed the existence of a National Security Administration wiretapping program in late 2005, he has insisted it is aimed only at terrorists’ calls and protects Americans’ civil liberties: – If somebody from al Qaeda is calling you, we’d like t readmore
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Ali via Think Progress on Thu, 09 Oct. 2008
Ever since President Bush confirmed the existence of a National Security Administration wiretapping program in late 2005, he has insisted it is aimed only at terrorists’ calls and protects Americans’ civil liberties: – If somebody from al Qaeda is calling you, we’d like t readmore
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Guest Post: NetNewsWire iPhone Code Surprise
(unknown author) via NewsGator Widget Blog on Thu, 09 Oct. 2008
[Editor's Note: The following is a guest post by NewsGator's Brent Simmons.] When I first started working on the iPhone version of NetNewsWire last spring, I expected to be able to use code from the readmore
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(unknown author) via NewsGator Widget Blog on Thu, 09 Oct. 2008
[Editor's Note: The following is a guest post by NewsGator's Brent Simmons.] When I first started working on the iPhone version of NetNewsWire last spring, I expected to be able to use code from the readmore
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Brian Eno's Bloom Raises the Bar for Musical iPhone Apps [IPhone Apps]
(unknown author) via Gizmodo on Thu, 09 Oct. 2008
Brian Eno, the father of ambient music and one of the greatest musical minds of our time, has just teamed up with musician/programmer Peter Chilvers to create one of the coolest, most unique iPhone apps to hit readmore
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(unknown author) via Gizmodo on Thu, 09 Oct. 2008
Brian Eno, the father of ambient music and one of the greatest musical minds of our time, has just teamed up with musician/programmer Peter Chilvers to create one of the coolest, most unique iPhone apps to hit readmore
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South Park iPhone App Looks Awesome, Almost Perfect [South Park]
matt buchanan via Gizmodo on Wed, 08 Oct. 2008
The South Park guys clearly get it. They've already put every episode ever online for free. Now they've come up with a snazzy South Park iPhone app readmore
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matt buchanan via Gizmodo on Wed, 08 Oct. 2008
The South Park guys clearly get it. They've already put every episode ever online for free. Now they've come up with a snazzy South Park iPhone app readmore
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★ The iPhone 3G
John Gruber via Daring Fireball on Wed, 08 Oct. 2008
Pt. 1: Macro Let’s just say it up front: the iPhone is the greatest piece of consumer electronics that has ever been made. If I could travel back 20 years and show my then 15-year-old self just one thing the future of today, it would be the iPhone. It is our flying cars. Star Trek-style wireless long-distance voice communicator. The content of every major newspaper and magaz readmore
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John Gruber via Daring Fireball on Wed, 08 Oct. 2008
Pt. 1: Macro Let’s just say it up front: the iPhone is the greatest piece of consumer electronics that has ever been made. If I could travel back 20 years and show my then 15-year-old self just one thing the future of today, it would be the iPhone. It is our flying cars. Star Trek-style wireless long-distance voice communicator. The content of every major newspaper and magaz readmore
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Turn an Old Cell Phone and Headset into a "SkypeCell" [DIY]
Kevin Purdy via Lifehacker on Wed, 08 Oct. 2008
Instructables author JFDuval had an old cell phone and a cheap headset laying around, so he decided to fuse them together to make better-quality calls on free VOIP service Skype. As you might imagine, you don't get wireless calling, and this m readmore
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Kevin Purdy via Lifehacker on Wed, 08 Oct. 2008
Instructables author JFDuval had an old cell phone and a cheap headset laying around, so he decided to fuse them together to make better-quality calls on free VOIP service Skype. As you might imagine, you don't get wireless calling, and this m readmore
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TouchType Makes iPhone Email Better With Landscape Mode
Michael Arrington via TechCrunch on Wed, 08 Oct. 2008
For whatever reason, Apple decided not to allow “landscape mode” on iPhone email. If you want to turn the phone when the web browser is open and get the larger keyboard that makes two thumb typing realistic, no problem. But the email app is portrait only. Now a new iPhone application called Tou readmore
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Michael Arrington via TechCrunch on Wed, 08 Oct. 2008
For whatever reason, Apple decided not to allow “landscape mode” on iPhone email. If you want to turn the phone when the web browser is open and get the larger keyboard that makes two thumb typing realistic, no problem. But the email app is portrait only. Now a new iPhone application called Tou readmore
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BlackBerry Storm specs claim it runs iPhone software [Dumbphones]
Owen Thomas via Valleywag on Wed, 08 Oct. 2008
Research In Motion's iPhone substitute, the touchscreen-equipped BlackBerry Storm, has debuted. Perhaps a bit hastily. In the U.K., it's sold by Vodafone, which has readmore
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Owen Thomas via Valleywag on Wed, 08 Oct. 2008
Research In Motion's iPhone substitute, the touchscreen-equipped BlackBerry Storm, has debuted. Perhaps a bit hastily. In the U.K., it's sold by Vodafone, which has readmore
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Hands-On: BlackBerry Storm
Rich Brome via Phone Scoop - Latest News on Wed, 08 Oct. 2008
Our hands-on report of the just-announced BlackBerry Storm touch-screen phone for Verizon. Our first impressions with plenty of photos.(follow link to read) readmore
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Rich Brome via Phone Scoop - Latest News on Wed, 08 Oct. 2008
Our hands-on report of the just-announced BlackBerry Storm touch-screen phone for Verizon. Our first impressions with plenty of photos.(follow link to read) readmore
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Logitech Wireless Vantage Mic, So Your 'Fans' Can't Hang Themselves [Microphones]
Mark Wilson via Gizmodo on Tue, 07 Oct. 2008
For when cords limit your artistic freedom (or screeching Rock Band karaoke), Logitech has announced a wireless version of their Vantage microphone (old model pictured here). Syncing via 2.4GHz frequencies, the Vantage can connect to PC, Xbox 360, Wii and PS3 readmore
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Mark Wilson via Gizmodo on Tue, 07 Oct. 2008
For when cords limit your artistic freedom (or screeching Rock Band karaoke), Logitech has announced a wireless version of their Vantage microphone (old model pictured here). Syncing via 2.4GHz frequencies, the Vantage can connect to PC, Xbox 360, Wii and PS3 readmore
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How Mobile Phones Work Behind the Scenes
timothy via Slashdot on Tue, 07 Oct. 2008
adamengst writes "We seldom think about how our mobile phones actually work, but in this TidBITS article, Rich Mogull pulls back the covers and peels away the jargon to explain why text messages work when voice calls are dropped, why your battery lasts longer in some places than in others, why you're not allowed to use phones on airplanes, why you can be notified of a voicemail message when your p readmore
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timothy via Slashdot on Tue, 07 Oct. 2008
adamengst writes "We seldom think about how our mobile phones actually work, but in this TidBITS article, Rich Mogull pulls back the covers and peels away the jargon to explain why text messages work when voice calls are dropped, why your battery lasts longer in some places than in others, why you're not allowed to use phones on airplanes, why you can be notified of a voicemail message when your p readmore
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Track Free and Price-Dropped iPhone Apps [IPhone]
Kevin Purdy via Lifehacker on Tue, 07 Oct. 2008
For the iPhone app addicts out there: 148Apps not only reviews and offers up lists of the (top 148) free apps, readmore
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Kevin Purdy via Lifehacker on Tue, 07 Oct. 2008
For the iPhone app addicts out there: 148Apps not only reviews and offers up lists of the (top 148) free apps, readmore
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Sneaky LED Bulbs Will Double As Wireless Access Points [Science]
John Herrman via Gizmodo on Tue, 07 Oct. 2008
Researchers at Boston University (whose football mascot, incidentally, is a giant light-emitting germanium diode) think they'll be able to combine LED bulbs with wireless networking technology, allowing for nearly complete ubiquity of wireless access points. T readmore
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John Herrman via Gizmodo on Tue, 07 Oct. 2008
Researchers at Boston University (whose football mascot, incidentally, is a giant light-emitting germanium diode) think they'll be able to combine LED bulbs with wireless networking technology, allowing for nearly complete ubiquity of wireless access points. T readmore
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OneSite readies mobile social notification tool, iPhone app
(unknown author) via Webware.com on Tue, 07 Oct. 2008
OneSite, a company that works with businesses to help them create their own social networks for customers, on Monday announced that it's coming to mobile devices in the form of eNotify. This product, the company's first mobile solut readmore
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(unknown author) via Webware.com on Tue, 07 Oct. 2008
OneSite, a company that works with businesses to help them create their own social networks for customers, on Monday announced that it's coming to mobile devices in the form of eNotify. This product, the company's first mobile solut readmore
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iPhone 3G now the second best-selling US mobile handset
(unknown author) via RSSmeme on Mon, 06 Oct. 2008
Shared nine times In a little over a year, Apple's iPhone has grown to become the second best-selling mobile handset in the United States, according to NPD. readmore
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(unknown author) via RSSmeme on Mon, 06 Oct. 2008
Shared nine times In a little over a year, Apple's iPhone has grown to become the second best-selling mobile handset in the United States, according to NPD. readmore
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One in Three iPhone 3G Buyers Bailed on Their Carrier (Half Were From Verizon) [IPhone 3G]
(unknown author) via Gizmodo on Mon, 06 Oct. 2008
Shared by Michael I switched from Sprint! Whether people were holding out for 3G, the $199 pricepoint or just for their damn contracts to run out, in a market where carriers readmore
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(unknown author) via Gizmodo on Mon, 06 Oct. 2008
Shared by Michael I switched from Sprint! Whether people were holding out for 3G, the $199 pricepoint or just for their damn contracts to run out, in a market where carriers readmore
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Google Street View, auto-correction prefs in iPhone OS 2.2 beta
(unknown author) via AppleInsider on Mon, 06 Oct. 2008
A list of enhancements that may arrive in the next version of the iPhone operating system continues to grow with the unearthing of Google Street View support and an auto-correction toggle hidden in the most recent beta of the software. readmore
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(unknown author) via AppleInsider on Mon, 06 Oct. 2008
A list of enhancements that may arrive in the next version of the iPhone operating system continues to grow with the unearthing of Google Street View support and an auto-correction toggle hidden in the most recent beta of the software. readmore
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