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... people spending that much money on high-tech items.” With products like the iPod, the iPhone, the Mac—and pretty much any item in the Apple family—technology is the new black. ...
Is Tech Dead In Chicago?
... cell phone division, and is becoming as thin as the RAZR, as the Apple iPhone seems to gain girth in North America anyway. The rest of the telecom sector ...
Poor health forces Rogers CEO to step aside
... meltdown, RCI recently reported a strong third quarter, based on sales of the popular iPhone made by Apple Inc. Mr. Rogers, who spent 45 years coping with massive debt ...
Marware’s Game Grip for the iPhone complicates what should be simple
... Marware's Game Grip for the iPhone complicates what should be simple , posted Nov 1st 2008 at 1:14AM We've seen ...
Verizon mulls heavily-discounted BlackBerry Storm
... $80 includes 450 peak minutes and unlimited data/email. Just about the same as AT&T/iPhone plan. Look into it first people. Posted By slimsocal, San diego, CA : October ...
Investors can find ways to win with retail stocks. Here’s how.
... thanks to record shipments of 6.9 million iPhones -- a number that blew away expectations. ... or 48% more than reported sales. Apple's iPhone is so popular, only 15 months after ...
IBM chip guru agrees to join Apple
... The New York Times PA Semi would be used to build chips for the iPhone and iPod Touch. If Apple wants to continue its strategy of designing and building ...
Haunted iPhone Application Hits 100,000 downloads — User Reviews Are… Scary.
... for more >> New iPhone Application Chilling Over 100,000 Users, Just In ... it comes to getting applications for their iPhones. In the year since their official launch ...
Apple BANS Opera from the iPhone
An IT thinktank has called for a technology stimulus… A pair of security fixes have been posted for OpenOffice. Motorola is looking to reduce ...
Motorola to Cut Jobs and Delay Spinoff
... to compete with the various BlackBerry models made by Research in Motion and the iPhone by Apple. We have been too focused on bright shiny objects and not on ...
