AT&T to Extend Mobile Insurance Protection to IPhones
There’s a heart-stopping moment while the iPhone is in the air before smacking down on the pavement as you mentally calculate how much this mishap might cost you. Fortunately, you may soon be able to avoid that sinking feeling altogether: As first reported by MacRumors, beginning on July 17, AT&T will be extending its Mobile Insurance program to cover all models of the iPhone as well.
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Flixlab Automatically Creates Great Movies from Video Clips and Pictures Trapped on iPhones
Flixlab announced today the launch of its new iPhone application that provides a fast, fun, and free way to automatically create great movies from the video clips and pictures on your iPhone, and even on your friends’ iPhones, and share them on Facebook.
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Yahoo launches Yahoo App Search website, AppSpot app for iPhones and Android phones (Video)
Yahoo! launched the Yahoo App Search website on Thursday, June 16, 2011, as well as the app search tool AppSpot app for iPhones and Android phones, with the demo video available below. Yahoo App Search website Screen shot Credit: apps.search.yahoo.com As announced by Yahoo! on their official blog, the free AppSpot app is now available [...]
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Napster mobile streaming hits UK iPhones and Androids [Video]
Napster‘s mobile streaming access has finally crossed the Atlantic and turned up on Android and iOS devices in the UK, promising unlimited on-demand playback of the company’s 15m+ catalog for £10 ($16) per month. The new app also offers automatic offline playback of the last 100 tracks played, in addition to saved playlists, albums and artists. [...]
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Apple denies tracking iPhones, to fix ‘bugs’
WASHINGTON (AFP) – Apple on Wednesday denied claims it was tracking the location of iPhone users but said it planned to fix “bugs” that resulted in location data being unencrypted and stored for up to a year.
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iSpy: Apple’s iPhones can track users’ movements
Two researchers announced Wednesday they had discovered a file stored on Apple’s smartphone that amounts to a database of where that iPhone has been over time.
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Clorox cleans out BlackBerrys in favor of iPhones, Android devices
While IT managers are finding it nearly impossible to say no to employees who want to use smartphones and tablets in the workplace, they’re also faced with securing the devices, which often means locking applications down and monitoring them through a company server.
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Consumers Now More Likely to Buy Androids than iPhones
New Market Force research also shows that more than 80% of consumers already own a smartphone or plan to buy one in the next six months for web browsing, email, and navigation services.
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On iPhones, iPad and our kids: A match or much too much??? (Part 2)
The reactions on the emergence of touch screen gizmos had left people to have mixed emotions. The iPhone’s evolved from being just a graphical storage of things to a techno wonder. And especially with iPhone 4’s release, its history and reputation has been elevated and has earned the respect it deserves.
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What Does AT&T Do When Verizon Starts Selling iPhones?
Analysis: AT&T is working to repair its reputation for poor quality and deal with the loss of its iPhone exclusivity.
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