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Apple's iPhone tops US smartphone shipments, but Android devices take 44% Apple Insider By Neil Hughes Apple's iPhone was the best-selling smartphone in the third quarter of 2010, taking 26.2 percent of the market, but the wide variety of handsets running Google's Android represented a commanding 43.6 percent. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
IDC: Kinect to outsell Move this holiday season CNET by Don Reisinger Microsoft's Kinect could best the PlayStation Move in overall sales this holiday-shopping season, market researcher IDC predicts. IDC, which conducted a survey in September with more than 750 "core" console gamers, expects that ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
IPhone Owners Get Clocked by IOS Alarm Bug PC World By Lex Friedman, Macworld Macworld senior editor Jon Seff experienced a painful wake-up call this morning--and I'm not speaking metaphorically here. Jon and his wife each use their iPhones as alarm clocks, but today, the Seffs' iPhone alarm clocks rang ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Sorry, Blekko Is Doomed San Francisco Chronicle A new search-engine called Blekko just launched. It's the latest in a long line of companies to try to leapfrog Google by providing "better" search results. Specifically, in Blekko's case, the company is using human input into algorithmic results to ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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Facebook hits developers that passed user IDs to data broker Computerworld By Jeremy Kirk IDG News Service - Facebook is punishing several application developers for passing certain information to a data broker in the latest move by the social networking site to control growing concerns over privacy. Facebook will deny those ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Apple Taps Multi-Touch in Motorola Patent Lawsuits PC World By Jared Newman, PCWorld In total, Apple is wielding six patents across two lawsuits against Motorola, as detailed on Patently Apple. The lawsuit is a counter-attack against Motorola, which in October claimed that Apple infringes upon 20 of its patents ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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T-Mobile rolls out new tiered data pricing, offers tethering FierceWireless Putting the rumors to rest, T-Mobile USA will offer a tiered data pricing structure this holiday season as well as a tethering option for smartphone customers. The carrier is offering, for a limited time, a 200 MB data plan in addition to its existing ... See all stories on this topic » |
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