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 China Mobile wants iPad, and Chinese 3G for Apple's iPhoneChina Mobile hopes to offer both Apple's iPad and a version of the iPhone that supports China's homegrown 3G mobile standard, comments by China Mobile's top executive showed on Thursday. [ComputerWorld]  Android Battles iPhone for Hearts of Lustful Blackberry Users, Finds Latest Crowd Science Survey Android Equals iPhone in Smartphone Loyalty: 90% Won't Change Brand - - March 15, 2010 - Silicon Valley, California – Nearly 40% of Blackberry users continue to prefer Apple's iPhone as their next smar... [WebWire Mobile communications] Handheld Happiness Comes to Your iPhone Courtesy of skyrockit and Break Media skyrockit and Break Media partner to introduce new 'Girls of Break.com' iPhone application with ranking features - - SAN FRANCISCO –March 10, 2010-- skyrockit, the first true mobile entertainment agenc... [WebWire Computer gaming] Handheld Happiness Comes to Your iPhone Courtesy of skyrockit and Break Media skyrockit and Break Media partner to introduce new 'Girls of Break.com' iPhone application with ranking features - - SAN FRANCISCO –March 10, 2010-- skyrockit, the first true mobile entertainment agenc... [WebWire Mobile communications] Cryptzone provides mobile security for iPhone users Gothenburg - AppGate Network Security, a company within The Cryptzone Group, will in the next version of its Security Server support Apple's iPhone® as a client platform. Now, users of the iPhone will... [WebWire Computer networks] Cryptzone provides mobile security for iPhone users Gothenburg - AppGate Network Security, a company within The Cryptzone Group, will in the next version of its Security Server support Apple's iPhone® as a client platform. Now, users of the iPhone will... [WebWire Computer software] Cryptzone provides mobile security for iPhone users Gothenburg - AppGate Network Security, a company within The Cryptzone Group, will in the next version of its Security Server support Apple's iPhone® as a client platform. Now, users of the iPhone will... [WebWire High tech security] Tech Weekly: Digital changes at the BBC Charles Arthur, Rick Wray and Aleks Krotoski take on the BBC in this week's podcast, picking apart the latest news on the corporation - from the director general's strategy review to the battles with iPhone app developers. What's behind the BBC's contradictory new media messaging? Is digital (...) [The Guardian] German publisher in iPhone app row Conflict sparks debate about online censorship and highlights Apple's control over software platform
The International Federation of the Periodical Press (FIPP) is considering making a complaint to Apple over the computer firm's request that German publisher Springer censor the naked girls on (...) [The Guardian] iPad To Ship April 3 to US Customers Back in late January, Apple unveiled its iPad (in case you missed it), an iPhone OS-powered tablet device which it said would ship later this year. Well, the Cupertino company is holding true to its promise, and has unveiled the pre-order and shipping dates of the (...) [OSNews] Concrete Software Announces the Release of Nintaii 2 for iPhone and iPod Touch March 4, 2010 - Concrete Software, Inc.®, a leader in innovative mobile content, announced today the release of Nintaii 2 for the iPhone and iPod Touch to be sold in the App Store. Nintaii 2, the foll... [WebWire Computer gaming] Concrete Software Announces the Release of Nintaii 2 for iPhone and iPod Touch March 4, 2010 - Concrete Software, Inc.®, a leader in innovative mobile content, announced today the release of Nintaii 2 for the iPhone and iPod Touch to be sold in the App Store. Nintaii 2, the foll... [WebWire Computer software] Microsoft Launches Its First Android App "In December 2008, Microsoft surprised a lot of people by releasing an iPhone app - Seadragon Mobile. A month later, they ensured the move wasn't taken as a joke or gimmick by launching another app, Tag, into Apple's App Store. Now, they have a few, including an app for Bing. And starting (...) [OSNews] Where Android beats the iPhone Android's openness, flexibility, and Java foundation make it the best choice for many developers and the businesses that depend on them [ComputerWorld] Apple sues HTC over iPhone patents Taiwanese mobile-phone manufacturer backing Google's Android OS is accused of infringing 20 Apple patents
Apple is suing the Taiwanese handset maker HTC, alleging that it has infringed 20 patents relating to "the iPhone's user interface, underlying architecture and hardware".
Among the patents (...) [The Guardian] |
