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In an iPhone ad aired in the UK, Apple claims that the iPhone can access "all parts of the Internet," presumably to emphasize the phone's ability to surf the Net almost as well as a desktop. But technically, it's not true -- the iPhone doesn't support Flash or Java. It may be quibbling to some, but it's too far a stretch for the UK's Advertising Standards Authority, which ordered the ad pulled.
via Mac News World @ 21:32 27th Aug
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While AT&T and Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) continue to wrestle with complaints related to 3G network issues with the latest iPhone, an analyst firm speculates Research in Motion may be delaying its latest product release to avoid the same problem. A report by Citi Investment Research, speculates RIM may be moving back the release of its BlackBerry Bold in the U.S. to make sure the network performance is acceptable.
via Earthweb News @ 21:32 27th Aug
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Apple's iPhone is now supported by an enterprise-grade management system that allows administrators to configure key settings for staff using the devices.
via Infomatics @ 21:32 27th Aug
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Earlier this week, Wired News posted the results of a survey comparing iPhone speeds across various global 3G networks. This led to several cases of users in various countries realizing they were getting, well, crappy service. Customers of France's Orange were particularly annoyed to find out that their carrier was artificially restricting downstream speeds of their HSDPA network to 384kbps (HSDPA's theoretical maximum downstream speed is 7.2Mbps). Orange says they were simply "preserving the stability of the network," but customers believe Orange was preserving the integrity of their pocketbook. Thanks to Wired's data, Orange says they'll increase downstream speeds to 1Mbps starting September 15.
via Broadband Reports @ 21:32 27th Aug
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It appears that AT&T has yet again revamped their international data plan prices for the iPhone. In a plan unveiled last November, customers shelled out $24.99 for 20MB or $59.99 for 50MB when traveling in 67 AT&T-approved countries. Starting Wednesday, AT&T users can add (and drop) two new international traveling plans to their current plan at any time: 100MB for $120, and 200MB for $200. "AT&T has worked diligently to provide affordable options for international roaming because the feature-rich mobile experience of iPhone is indispensable to users," insists AT&T. That, and many customers were having to take out second mortgages to pay their vacation iPhone bills.
via Broadband Reports @ 21:32 27th Aug
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LONDON (AFP) - An advertisement for Apple's iPhone has been banned in Britain because it claimed incorrectly that the gadget allowed users to access all content on the Internet, the advertising watchdog said Wednesday.
via Yahoo! UK and Ireland @ 21:32 27th Aug
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Lonely Planetâs Audio Phrasebooks for iPhone and iPod touch are now available for sale on the Apple App Store in all territories, providing travelers with mobile access to Lonely Planet’s phrasebook content in 10 languages.
via Japan Today @ 21:32 27th Aug
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Seems like a huge flaw to me! If you are one someone who has a Passcode protected phone BEWARE! Your private phone information isn't protected. CLICK HERE to watch the video and find out more. YOU ARE AT RISK.
via Consumer Electronics Net @ 21:32 27th Aug
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via EWeek @ 21:32 27th Aug
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Warsaw (Puls Biznesu) – 4,200 clients in the first hours of iPhone sales at Era mobile operator is a good result. But analysts believe that the novelty won’t change the market.
via Puls Biznesu @ 21:32 27th Aug
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via ITWire @ 21:32 27th Aug
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An iPhone bug that Apple patched last January to stop unauthorized users from bypassing the password-protected locking feature has resurfaced in newer versions of the phone's software.
via Australian PC World @ 21:32 27th Aug
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A group of users on Apple news site MacRumors.com first pointed out the hole, which involves just a few taps on the touch screen. The tactic was later tested and verified by Gizmodo, which posted a video of the process.
via Computing.co.uk @ 21:32 27th Aug
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via OptusNet @ 21:31 27th Aug
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China's "human flesh search engine" is in hot pursuit of an unnamed Chinese factory worker after photographs of her showed up unexpectedly on a new iPhone 3G purchased recently in Britain.
via stuff.co.nz @ 21:31 27th Aug
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via CNET News.com @ 21:31 27th Aug
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via Computerworld Australia @ 21:31 27th Aug
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China's "human flesh search engine" is in hot pursuit of an unnamed Chinese factory worker after photographs of her showed up unexpectedly on a new iPhone 3G purchased recently in Britain.
via WA Today.com.au @ 21:31 27th Aug
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via Pocket-lint.co.uk @ 21:31 27th Aug
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Nokia announced a pair of smartphones that it said balance a mobile professional's business needs with robust multimedia functionality.
via Telecom Direct @ 21:31 27th Aug
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