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According to a tantalizing rumor, T-Mobile is selling an iPhone cable in select corporate stores. This should raise some eyebrows as T-Mobile is not an official carrier for Apple’s prized smartphone in the US. This unusual appearance has led to widespread speculation that this is an early slip and the wireless carrier may be preparing for the upcoming…
Just a few weeks ago, AT&T said that it would be marketing the Apple iPad toward its business or enterprise users. Many considered it a blow to the BlackBerry PlayBook’s future if Apple got a huge head start in the corporate market with the iPad. Gartner is now telling CEOs of major corporations to make…
A pesky Daylight Saving Time bug caused widespread tardiness last week in Europe and it is poised to strike again this weekend stateside. Here in the US and Canada, the clocks are slated to jump back an hour, in accordance with Daylight Saving Time, on November 7th. This time change will cause a problem for iPhone…
It looks like Bank of America and Citigroup are looking to ditch the archaic and dinosaur of a smartphone that is the BlackBerry and may be switching to the iPhone. The BlackBerry has been the standard for corporate users because of its security, but the iPhone is gaining ground in that area as well. The…
We know that Google Instant is hitting some select Android handsets but we can confirm that it’s now on some Apple iPhone devices too. How can we confirm this? Well, we have Google Instant on our Apple iPhone right now and it works pretty well. You simply go to Google on your iPhone, start typing…
A California woman is suing Apple because she claims that iOS 4 makes older versions of the iPhone unusable. She claims that the “iBrick” upgrade forces people to buy the iPhone 4. The woman, who I’m not going to name because it doesn’t really matter, is seeking a class-action status because of the woes that…
If you’ve ever owned an Apple product, you’ll know how beautiful the displays are. The image is crisp and vivid, and once you use one, chances are you will never want to go back. That’s why, when one encounters ‘bad pixels‘, it’s frustrating as all heck. Thankfully I’ve never encountered the circumstance on any of…
WordPress, the super-dooper blogging platform, has reached quite a remarkable threshold regarding mobile users. According to the powers that be, over 1 million people now use one of their mobile apps. Granted, that doesn’t mean ALL of these people are using them on a regular basis (I’ve used the app on my iPhone only a…
We knew this day was coming but the Skyfire browser is now available for the iPhone, iPod touch and iPad. That means you’ll be able to get Flash content on your iOS device. If you don’t know, Skyfire is a mobile browser which aims to deliver content to the handset with minimal bandwidth. Like Opera,…
We got a look at Skyfire for iPhone last week and the promise of getting Adobe Flash videos onto our Apple devices was exciting. As expected, though still surprisingly, the app has been approved for the iOS devices by Apple. The Skyfire web browser will go for $2.99 in the app store and will be…