HTC EVO 4G Test Video

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Apple’s Mobile ascendancy & MobileMe

Now is clearing that Apple needs to improve MobileMe.  Android is now Apple’s biggest menace in the mobile space and Google’s innovation wheel isn’t slowing down. To understand just how bad Apple is at running Internet services, let’s take a trip back in time.

At the Macworld keynote on January 5, 2000, Steve Jobs rolled out iTools which was built for Mac OS 9. Features included:

 

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Android was possible to get Audible App prior to the iPhone

Amazon's audio book provider Audible.com is preparing an app for the Android platform. The company will likely land its popular service on Android before the iPhone. This app will allow the users to participate in the Audible ecosystem beyond simply listening to the audio files; It is possible unnecessary for the company to build a dedicated Audible app - but there's actually some very good reasons to.

 

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5 things to be Cinsidered for the Cloud

Although by no means a new technology, cloud computing retains as one of the latest innovative technology. But there remains much of confusion about what exactly is meant by cloud computing, even more often making the question of whether or not your startup should be in the cloud difficult to answer.

Should you move (or launch) your startup into the cloud? Proponents of cloud computing will likely tell you unequivocally "yes." more firmly established IT forces may respond with an unequivocal "no."

 

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Inquiry,Over 80% of Business support the iPad

In a new survey Citrix is asking its IT customers to characterize their support for iPad in their businesses. now, more than 80% of respondents want  to purchase the iPad for the company. Even more respondents are saying they will support personal iPads for their employees. Here was the results

 

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iPhone Security Issue

Data stored on an iPhone 3GS with password protection can be easily accessed without the passcode by connecting the device to a PC or Mac. This flaw was discovered by Bernd Marienfeld, an information security professional and blogger, last week. Recently, the enterprise has seen a dynamic increase in the adoption of the iPhone and iPad. But Apple will need more to aggressively address security concerns such as these in order to gain and hold market share.

 

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