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Fri, Nov 20, 2009 10:55 EST
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Posted by: Antenna Software in Soapbox Topic: Mobile
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It’s been said before, but all of the talk about whether Android (or the Motorola Droid, in particular) is an “iPhone killer” misses the true significance of this emerging mobile device
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Posted by: Shane ONeill in News Topic: InfrastructureBlog: Eye on Microsoft
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Microsoft's fight to stay in the smartphone game will begin on Oct. 6 when the first so-called "Windows phones" will be made available at retail stores worldwide. The new phones will run
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Topic: MobileBlog: Mobile WorkHorse
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UPDATED: RIM just let me know that Facebook for BlackBerry 1.6 will be released at 6 PM Pacific, not Eastern, as I was originally informed. AS I just got word from Research In
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Topic: MobileBlog: Mobile WorkHorse
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To say Apple’s approval process for its iTunes App Store is a bit of a black box would be an understatement. Apple's iTunes Apple Store Approval Process Explained via Joy of TechBut today, I came
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Topic: MobileBlog: Mobile WorkHorse
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One of the BlackBerry features I use most frequently is the built-in Application Switcher function, which lets you hop back and forth between open programs without navigating through multiple screens
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Topic: MobileBlog: Mobile WorkHorse
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Not one week after the first images of Research In Motion’s (RIM) unannounced Onyx 96xx, a.k.a. Driftwood, smartphone hit the Web, a handful of pics of RIM’s much anticipated BlackBerry Storm
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Posted by: Al Sacco in Soapbox Topic: MobileBlog: Mobile WorkHorse
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Last week, at Research In Motion’s (RIM) annual Wireless Enterprise Symposium (WES) in Orlando, I represented CIO.com and the Mobile WorkHorse blog in a panel discussion focused on the future of
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