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iPhone multi-tasking on the cards: report4.0 update could allow multiple apps to run simultaneously.Motorola Announces Alliance with Microsoft for Search and Maps Services; Launching on New Smart Phones in China3-D on the Cheap: $50 Makes iPhone StereoscopicThe Wazabee 3DeeShell autostereoscopic adapter from Spatial View (say that 3 times really fast) is a adaptor that will simulate stereoscopic or near 3-D views. At $50 bucks, it really is 3-D on the cheap. The Wazabee 3DeeShell autostereoscopic adapterSmartphones put the moves on social networkingAUSTIN, Texas - Mobile social networking ruled on Saturday as the techno-hip at South By South West (SXSW) used location-based services on smartphones to track down everything from panels to parties. Foursquare and Gowalla dueled for supremacy here whileSECURE CODE DEVELOPMENT NECESSITY FOR SMARTPHONE APPSWarning from Fortify focuses on the proliferation of smartphone applications and the need for secure code development practices to be applied to them to prevent serious data security vulnerabilities from arising Fortify Software has warned thatSPYWARE VULNERABILITY WARNING ON SMARTPHONESMobile phone applications could be used as vehicle for downloading spyware warns Veracode in the wake of high profile mobile phone stalking case With the recent headline-grabbing story about a stalker who hijacked his ex-girlfriend’s cell phone foriPhone: iPhone Sees 97.9% Year-Over-Year Jump in ShipmentsSmartphone shipments saw 37.2 percent worldwide growth on a year-over-year basis during the fourth quarter of 2009, with Apple leading the way at 97.9 percent, according to a research report issued by Needham’s Charlie Wolf and covered by AppleInsider.iPhone: iPhone Maintains Number Two Spot in US Smartphone MarketApple’s iPhone maintained its number two position in the US smartphone market during the three-month period ending January 31, 2010, according to market research firm comScore. Apple had a 25.1 percent share of subscribers, while RIM had 43 percent.iPhone: iPhone OS 4.0 Expected to Finally Introduce True Multi-taskingWhile today’s iPhone OS allows some form of multi-tasking – limited to only Apple-approved apps running in the background – thus summer’s introduction of version 4.0 of the software is expected to enable “full-on” multi-tasking, according toTMO Appearances: TMOs Jeff Gamet Shares Cool iPhone Apps at CoMUGTypeStyler For Mac OS X is Now Shipping! Download The Free Fully Functional 60 Day Tryout at www.typestyler.com Mac Memory and Hard Drives: MacBook Pro Memory 8GB kits $349.99! iMac Memory 4GB DDR Kits for $109.99! Mac Pro Memory 4GB Kits for $135.99!Ted Landau's User Friendly View: iPhone Internet Tethering and the iPadAccording to a recent article on Gizmodo, an iPhone owner sent an email to Steve Jobs asking: 'Will the Wi-Fi-only iPad support tethering through my iPhone?' Steve replied with a one word answer: 'No.' Assuming this report is accurate, what exactly areiPhone: Stanford Survey Finds iPhone AddictingStanford University has released the results of a survey of 200 students who own iPhones and found 10 percent characterized themselves as fully addicted to the device, or five on a scale of one to five, while 34 percent rated themselves as fours and onlyProduct News: Dejal Intros Tweeps iPhone Twitter ClientDejal Systems announced the immediate availability of Tweeps 1.0 for the iPhone and iPod touch on Wednesday. Tweeps lets users manage their Twitter account settings as well as follow and unfollow other Twitter users. The app supports managing multipleSmartPhone Technologies suing Apple, AT&T, RIM, Samsung and others More lawsuits are being filed against the mobile phone makers. Nokia and Apple are already involved in some lawsuits targeting each other. Apple recently filed a big lawsuit against HTC related to Google Android powered devices. Now, a company namedHow To Make Your Own iPhone RFID Readerandylim writes 'It's been rumoured for some time now that Apple will include RFID technology in a future iPhone. An RFID-packing iPhone could interact with various objects including opening doors and it could even be used in shops to register items atSteve Jobs Thinks Google Stole The iPhone Look And Feel (AAPL, GOOG, MSFT)In Brad Stone and Miguel Helft's NYT piece on Apple and Google , they say Apple's feud with Google can be reduced to one key point of tension: The iPhone versus Android: At the heart of their dispute is a sense of betrayal: Mr. Jobs believes thatApple iPhone 3G 16GB Rear Panel BlueBlue Apple iPhone 3G Back Case for 16GB iPhone 3G, This is the replacement Back Case for your Apple iPhone 3G 16GB and the perfect solution to fixing your bad, damage or scratched back case.iPhone mania sees app creators miss outMEDIA companies looking to tap the digital wave have become too obsessed with creating applications for Apple's iPhone and are ignoring the potential of the existing mobile phone market, the Australian creators of one of the best-selling local newsIs AT&T Enough for the iPhone?As we approach the 3rd anniversary of the iPhone and AT&T marriage, iPhone users can agree on one thing and that is, AT&T is missing the mark. So why would iPhone users feel this way? To begin with, about a quarter of AT&T’s 81 millionApple's New iPhones May Offer MultitaskingIntelligent multitasking? The newest Apple iPhones, due out this summer, will add multitasking to their long feature lists, according to a report. Analysts agree its likely, while citing the downfalls. iPhone teardown expert Aaron Vronko anticipates aChina Already Has A 4G iPhone (Kind Of)Is there anything those crazy Chinese hackers can't do? Pictures and details have surfaced about a new iPhone clone that runs on a next-generation mobile network. There is a 3.2-inch touch screen on the device, which is being sold with the name 'iPhone.'My Type: Welcome to the Wide, Wide World of the BlackBerry Bold 9700 (Khaleej Times (United Arab Emirates) Via Acquire Media NewsEdge) Research In Motion, or RIM, may have a case here to change my mind with the BlackBerry Bold 2 9700, an enhanced and slimmed version of its successful predecessor, the Bold 9000. Magnetic Joe 2 for iPhone 1.2 (Mobile)Magnetic Joe for iPhone 1.6 (Mobile)Pocket Chef for iPhoneDeveloped by Gameloft, Pocket Chef is a cooking simulation game for the iPhone designed for the cooking-impaired. The app features 25 different recipes, some of which need to be 'unlocked' by completing simpler and more familiar recipes. Each recipeThe Day, New London, Conn., David Collins column: Police: Ledyard woman took $49,000 in iPhone scamMar. 14--If you want a cautionary tale about doing business with a company you don't know anything about, consider the story of a California businessman -- I'll leave his name out of it -- who ordered a batch of Apple iPhones last August from aHTC HD2 Smartphone can't be upgradable to Window phone 7.Yes, this is one of hot issue to power users in right now who are waiting for from . Some of you may confused because it seems local mobile giant already issued that first window phone 7 will be out during 3Q, 2010. While leaks their upcoming based on ,BlackBerry 9930 QWERTY Slider Coming to SprintSprint may be the first carrier to offer a version of the upcoming BlackBerry QWERTY slider, the BlackBerry 9930 to be exact. Last year's leak of a BlackBerry QWERTY slider, more specifically the BlackBerry 9900, has recently escalated to include leakedNovothink ships solar-powered iPhone, iPod touch casesNovothink Solar Surge case recharges itself Novothink today put out its promised Solar Surge case for the iPhone and iPod touch. The design acts like a battery sled for Apple's devices and, as its name suggests, is one of the few such cases that canStreet Fighter IV reaches iPhone, iPod touchHot Stories Apple shows first iPad ad; Jobs at Oscars Ezy Tablet PC tries cloning iPad WaterField, Quirky launch new cases for Apple's iPad Citrix Receiver runs virtualized Windows apps, desktops Multitasking a go for iPhone 4.0, say sources Briefly:Source: moreover.com