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Google Salutes iPhone Users With New Reader Interface

Although the uninitiated might imagine that iPhone users only use their devices to listen to music and surf social networks, Google knows they can be quite literate, too.  And a new version of Reader plays up to this characteristic.

Google On The iPhone Spreads To 30+ Countries

Google's interface for the iPhone has been floating around America for a while, but in what is sure to be a welcome development, the search giant is now making it available in over 30 different markets and 15 new languages.  A special iPhone-appropriate edition of Google News is spreading as well.

Google Exec: Android To Beat iPhone

Remember how rumormongers claimed the Googlephone would take over the mobile market?  Then, of course, came the official announcement(s) that the Googlephone didn't exist.  But never mind that detail - the company's group manager for mobile platforms still thinks Android will kick ass.

11 Year Old Hacks The Iphone

 Business has a phrase called “Barriers to Entry” meaning that depending on skill and money, some companies are easier to start than others. It is easy to start a bookstore on Amazon, it is very hard to start up a company to take on Cisco.

GyPSii Brings Social Networking Service To iPhone

GyPSii, a geo-location and mobile social networking service provider has launched a Web-based GyPSii iPhone application.GyPSii also said it would produce a "native" version of its application using Apple's Software Developer Kit (SDK), scheduled to be launched soon, allowing access for Apple users, from desktop to iPhone.

Analyst: Hot Cakes, iPhones Don't Sell Well When Cold

At any given point in time, it's reasonable to expect that some new iPhones will be on stores' shelves.  Others may be getting driven to buyers' houses, and still more may be just sitting there after the final transaction takes places.  But 1.4 million seems too high a number to signal good things for Apple.

Web Standards and Devloping for Mobile

I’ve been an avid Mac user for many years, since about 1996, and actually that’s when I started working on the web.

iPhone Popularity Inspires Keyless Trend

Engadget Mobile often has some intriguing glimpses of what may be in our future.

Wireless Shoppers Ok With Current Choices

Wireless shoppers do not want more devices, services or applications and 59 percent feel their carrier has satisfactory selection according to a new study from Compete that examines consumers demand for market openness around wireless devices and consumer electronics.Consumers are not aware of open access options. The majority rank device price (75%) and customer service (69%) above flexibility when asked about the most important mobile features.

iTunes Movie Rentals, Waifish Macbook In The Air

Well, it's not going to cause quite the media-wide paroxysm the Jesus phone (iPhone, for the uninitiated or unacquainted with light-hearted sacrilege) caused last year at Macworld, but there'll probably be sufficient tremulous giddiness about the world's thinnest notebook computer, the MacBook Air.