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KaleidoVid turns your iPhone into a kaleidoscope (Macworld.com via Yahoo! News)

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Surely you must have played with a kaleidoscope at some point in your life. The combination of mirrors and colored beads can yield amazing geometric patterns when pointed at light sources and it's a great example of the principles of reflection. Now you can have the exact same experience on your iPhone, with App Cubby’s KaleidoVid.

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Is "social sharing" enough to separate Windows Phone 7 from the iPhone? (ZDNet)

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There's a lot of Windows Phone 7 information flowing out of MIX10. One of the key features of the Windows Phone 7 being pushed is "social sharing." The idea being that unlike the iPhone, a Windows Phone 7 handset will become the hub for all your social interactions. by Adrian...

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Swiss Bank Launches Password Manager as Free iPhone App (redOrbit)

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ZURICH, March 16, 2010 /PRNewswire/ -- DataInherit.com, the world's leading online bank for private password and document storage, announced today the launch of its free iPhone app, DataInherit Password Safe.

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BlackBerry Users Willing to Swap for an iPhone (PC World)

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Almost 40 percent of BlackBerry users would switch to Apple's iPhone, while a third would move to a Nexus One, new study reveals.

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BlackBerry users willing to swap for an iPhone (Macworld)

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Almost 40 percent of BlackBerry users would switch camps to an Apple iPhone, a recent study into smartphone brand loyalty shows.

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Droid Beats iPhone In Sales Comparison (WebProNews)

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There's good and bad news for Google this morning with respect to Android and the mobile market.  In terms of how many units were sold during their first 74 days of availability, it seems the Droid beat the iPhone to the million-unit mark, but the Nexus One is lagging far behind. That's the state of things according to Flurry , which claims that applications using its analytics tools have been ...

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Flurry reveals prominence of gaming on iPhone (Macworld)

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Around 19 percent of companies building iPhone applications initially came from traditional video games, according to an analysis of iPhone developer origins.

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Street Fighter IV for IPhone (PC World)

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Street Fighter fans are rejoicing everywhere, because Capcom's Street Fighter IV has finally made its way onto the iPhone. Unfortunately, its graphics and...

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Review: Street Fighter IV for iPhone (Macworld)

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Street Fighter fans are rejoicing everywhere, because Capcom's Street Fighter IV has finally made its way onto the iPhone. While not a pitch-perfect port of the popular console fighter, Street Fighter IV for the iPhone captures the spirit of the intense one-on-one battles that distinguish the series.

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4 of 10 BlackBerry owners want iPhone next (MacNN)

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A new Crowd Science study today suggests that BlackBerry owners have little of the loyalty of Android and iPhone users. Of a sample audience, 39 percent of BlackBerry owners feel they're very likely to buy an iPhone as their next device, and 34 percent expect to switch to Android. Only 31 percent would actively resist an iPhone, and 28 percent would actively oppose Google's OS....

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App update: Rhapsody for iPhone to allow caching

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Rhapsody to offer offline song-saving capability on its updated app for the iPhone and iPod Touch.

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Typing time savers--David's iPhone tip of the week

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This week's tip will make you a faster typist on your iPhone. Rapidly select symbols from the 123 screen and return to typing letters in mere seconds.

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Street Fighter IV hits the iPhone

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For $9.99, iPhone users can now grab Capcom's popular fighting game to take down opponents through a series of punches, kicks, and other street fightin' moves.

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40% of Blackberry users willing to trade in for an iPhone (Ars Technica)

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BlackBerry users may be ready to move on to other smartphone platforms, suggesting that RIM isn't keeping up with consumer demand in its efforts to combat growing encroachment from the likes of iPhone and Android. In fact, two in five BlackBerry owners plan to swap their current device for an iPhone when it's time to upgrade, according to market researcher firm Crowd Science. The iPhone has had ...

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iPhone app volumes overwhelm Facebook's (MacNN)

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Apple is rapidly widening the gap between its app platform and Facebook, new data from Flurry found today. Although the gap was relatively small about five months into the app portals' respective lifespans, by the 1.5 year mark Apple now has more than twice as many apps. The iPhone App Store's 140,000 confirmed apps easily outweigh the 60,000 web-based apps of Facebook's social network....

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TaskPaper for iPhone (Macworld)

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This free-form task-management app inherits many features of its Mac counterpart, along with a few iPhone tweaks. While it doesn't provide the kind of advanced scheduling and task-management features you'll find in some other apps, for many types of lists, as well as for creating outlines and taking notes, there's a lot to like.

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Nintendo DS 2 may have "seamless" screen, iPhone-like motion (MacNN)

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Nintendo's DS sequel will have a pair of key developments that make it more competitive against the iPhone and iPod touch, based on investigations on the GDC show floor. The handheld is expected to still use dual screens but considerably larger, higher-resolution models that form a near-seamless design. The simple change could lead to games that can join both screens together for a single ...

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iPhone is not an Island... Share your valuable treasure (SYS-CON Media)

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What is so special about a Converged Mobile Device (CMD) or commonly know Smart Phones? The clue is in their name and if you have asked yourself that question, then you have either never tried a device such as an iPhone or have fallen off of the earths surface for a few years. CMD's are fully functional mobile computers, with orders-of-magnitude more computing power in them, that took man to the ...

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Software developer says iPhone could be anti-terror tool (MyCentralJersey.com)

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NORTH BRUNSWICK — Thwarting terrorism? There may soon be an app for that. Township resident Sheldon Kass, 71, has developed a program for the iPhone that would allow users to alert the authorities when they see suspicious activity that could potentially be terrorists in action.

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