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Yahoo Wireless Digital Gear: Webcam, Handheld Video Camera Go HD
(PC World) PC World - Store shelves will host cool gadgets that could be good buys as the holiday season rolls in. Some new cameras, including the Flip MinoHD from Cisco Systems and LifeCam Cinema from Microsoft, are lightweight devices that can shoot high-definition video. Another portable device, TwitterPeek, is a unique mobile messaging device exclusively for Twitter fans. For Apple's iPhone, Shure has released new earphones that can control video and music.
Yahoo Wireless Verizon's 'iDon't' Campaign Creates Humor, Not Sales
(NewsFactor) NewsFactor - Verizon Wireless isn't holding back when it comes to its new DROID smartphone. The company has rolled out a series of advertisements poking fun at Apple's iPhone.
ZDNet Top 10 lessons for enterprise iPhone adoption Analyst firm Forrester believes a case can now be made for companies to adopt the Apple iPhone for mobile workers
ZDNet Apple details App Store approval process In response to FCC questions about Google Voice, Apple has revealed what happens when a developer submits an application for the iPhone
ZDNet iPhones could be used for citizen ID Smartphones are among a variety of technology that could be used by the government to authenticate people on public-sector websites
ZDNet Apple patches multiple iPhone, QuickTime flaws Ten holes in Apple's smartphone operating system and media player software could leave owners open to hacking and phishing attacks
ZDNet Analyst: Android handsets set to overtake iPhones Phones based on Android, the Google-led open mobile operating-system platform, will outsell Apple's smartphones by 2012, research by Informa suggests
All About Symbian Nokia sues Apple for infringement of UTMS, GSM and WLAN patents Nokia today announced that it is suing Apple over patent infringements. Nokia says that Apple's iPhone models infringe on Nokia patents relating to GSM, UTMS and WLAN standards. Nokia has one the industry's strongest and broadest patent portfolios (10,000 patent families). The patents in question are considered essential to industry standards and as such are licensed on the principle 'fair, reasonable and non-discriminatory terms'. However it appears that Apple has chosen not to license the patents.
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