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Palm opens software store for mobile users
Palm Inc. launched its own version of an application store for mobile device users; it's called the Software Store.
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BlackBerry Curve 8350i offers push-to-talk in a smart phone
Microsoft offers free image-browsing app for iPhone
FAQ: Why Obama may give up his BlackBerry while he's in the White House
RIM lowers outlook with preliminary Q3 results
U.S. agency sees robots replacing humans in service jobs by 2025
Businesses see smart phone use rising, survey shows
Nokia offers vision for services, applications
BlackBerry Storm sales should be strong, Verizon says
Google launches iPhone voice search app
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Elgan: Why you'll never see a real 'Zune phone'
Microsoft should sell a Zune phone but probably won't because it lacks the vision to build something really great in the consumer electronics space, writes columnist Mike Elgan.
Twitter for business: 5 ways to tap the power of the tweet
Much more than a way to tell friends what you're doing, Twitter can be a valuable business tool -- if you know what you're doing. Here's how to juice it for all it's worth.
Elgan: Mobile tech under Obama
There's no way to know how America and the world will change during the Obama administration. But we can see how mobile technology will change.
Review: The BlackBerry Bold smart phone is sleek and fast
The BlackBerry Bold boasts a sleek design, a sharp display, and high-speed connectivity, but it fails to impress in other areas, particularly, its call quality and its camera's image quality.
Elgan: Why netbooks will soon cost $99
The era when subnotebooks are subsidized like cell phones is nearly here, says columnist Mike Elgan.
How to configure and deploy the iPhone 3G for business, Part 3: In-house apps
Apple has offered up the promise of customized in-house mobile apps as a selling point for its iPhone. Here's what you'll want to know before creating and rolling out home-grown apps in an enterprise environment.
Review: Cell phone GPS app smackdown
Traveling a lot and feeling lost? You don't have to remain directionless -- and you don't need to spend hundreds of dollars on a dedicated GPS navigation device, either. AT&T; Wireless, Sprint and Verizon Wireless all have their own navigation applications for their GPS-enabled phones.
Elgan: Stop ignoring the GPS in your phone
There are many powerful ways to take advantage of your phone's GPS, writes columnist Mike Elgan. He offers one simple way that requires the installation of just one application.
RFID's real ROI is in IT's own backyard
RFID is often viewed as a solution in search of a problem, but recent studies show that tracking IT assets is one application where the technology shines.
FAQ: What the Android G1 phone will do for you
Interested in the new Android phone, the G1? You don't have to dig through all the specs and in-depth announcements -- we've broken down all the biggest questions and answers for you right here.
"Wow. Bombshell! No Steve Jobs at Macworld 2009. Phil Schiller will be presenting. Apple is also dropping out of Macworld..."
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