Mozilla Going Mobile
http://www.slaw.ca/2008/11/07/mozilla-going-mobile/
10 days ago
By Simon Fodden
... is being tested on various platforms in “developer alpha” form, and likely will be available in a more stable alpha early in the new year. You can read the vision statement here. Of course, the iPhone will not be among fox friendly phones, having a developer policy that forbids browsers other than Safari, as Opera learned.
A fennec is a small fox, as you probably knew: see the Flickr collection ...
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Apple's iPhone Tops BlackBerry as Smartphones Soar
http://www.toptechnews.com/story.xhtml?story_id=62887
10 days ago
Apple's iPhone is emerging as king of the corporate world as global shipments of smartphones reached a new peak. Defying ... mobile-phone market, up from 11 percent in the second quarter.
The iPhone 3G's introduction in July led the charge.
Apple's expansion into ... strategy for Jupitermedia. But one of the most interesting aspects of the iPhone is J.D. Power's recent report that the device had the ...
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Battle of the iPhone Task Managers
http://lifehacker.com/5078699/battle-of-the-iphone-task-managers#c8785855
10 days ago
By rhman
I have had an iPod touch for about a month now and attempting to use it as my primary PDA. I currently use iProcrastinate. This works well although I don't have it syncing since I am still on a PC (not a Mac). The one thing I really miss is popup reminders. Do any of these other task managers provide that? The developer of iProcrastinate states that this is a limitation of the Apple SDK at the ...
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Battle of the iPhone Task Managers
http://lifehacker.com/5078699/battle-of-the-iphone-task-managers#c8785847
10 days ago
By marramgrass
Things, baby. Things. marramgrass
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Battle of the iPhone Task Managers
http://lifehacker.com/5078699/battle-of-the-iphone-task-managers#c8785749
10 days ago
By tedhogan
Omnifocus blows everything else out of the water, hands down. tedhogan
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ATT CEO: iPhone Tethering On the Way
http://www.pheedo.com/click.phdo?i=5ddfd7b41d4a8961ec1d1b35984ff6d1
10 days ago
AT&T; customers will have an officially sanctioned way to use their iPhone as a wireless modem with their laptop soon. The promise came from AT&T; CEO Ralph De La Vega during the Web 2.0 Summit on Thursday.
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Jewish daily prayer now available on your PDA
http://lab16.wordpress.com/?p=285
10 days ago
By Jason Wells
... reports on JewBerry, a Blackberry program that a large number of Hebrew Jewish texts for daily prayer. In 1999 I owned a Handspring PDA that had the Book of Common Prayer on it. Now the iPhone has applications for the ESV Bible and the BCP.
'm glad to see that everyone is taking advantage of these technologies. I particularly enjoyed these remarks, that show technology helping to blend the sacred ...
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Battle of the iPhone Task Managers
http://lifehacker.com/5078699/battle-of-the-iphone-task-managers#c8785702
10 days ago
By acepelon
RTM is well worth the subscription fee. If something has value, support it. It has integration with whatever way you want to use it- email to task, iPhone, Web, Google gadget, Gmail firefox plugin, Gmail widget plugin, etc. They've done an amazing job. acepelon
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Hands On: iPhone Note Taking Apps Still Not Ready
http://feeds.wired.com/~r/wired/techheadlines/~3/445677921/hands-on-iphone.html
10 days ago
By Charlie Sorrel
Barely two weeks ago, we bemoaned the state of note taking applications on the iPhone, not least of which was Apple's own Notes application. The reason? None of them managed one thing: true, two-way synchronization of notes between a computer and an iPhone. Two apps have just be updated to do just that, but there are drawbacks.
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iPhone schießt Apple auf Platz zwei der Smartphone-Hersteller
http://feeds.macnotes.de/~r/macnotes/~3/445455154/
10 days ago
By rj
... Apple auf Platz zwei der Smartphone-Charts vor. Mit einem Marktanteil von 17,3% liegt der iPhone-Hersteller vor RIM (15,1%) und Microsoft(13,6%). Spitzenreiter bleibt Nokia, deren Anteil von ... ist.
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