MANY iPhone owners were left scrambling for the door this morning after yet another glitch caused alarms to malfunction.
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Alarms fail on iPhone users
( gigaom.com ) — When Apple (AAPL) began allowing free apps to include in-app purchases a little over a year ago , it opened the door for freemium models to flourish. And they are doing just that, with about a third of the top-grossing iPhone apps using a freemium model.
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One-third of top-grossing iPhone apps are free
Yes, we’re a little late to the iPhone 4 party. But when the party has a line-up that extends down the street and around the block, and a pair of burly bouncers at the door who only let people in a handful at a time… well, a lot of folks are late to this party.
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iPhone 4 mesmerizes us
BGR’s reporting that AT&T’s launch day allocation of iPhone 4s is now sold out, and anyone who got in the door after 1:30PM Pacific Time.
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AT&T sold out of iPhone 4 pre-orders for launch day — Engadget
An update to Skype’s iPhone app opens the door to 3G calling, but after a trial period, callers will have to pay up.
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Skype 2.0 for iPhone: Is the subscription worth it?
An update to Skype’s iPhone app opens the door to 3G calling, but after a trial period, callers will have to pay up.
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Skype 2.0 for iPhone: Is the subscription worth it?
An update to Skype’s iPhone app opens the door to 3G calling, but after a trial period, callers will have to pay up.
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Skype 2.0 for iPhone: Is it worth it?
An update to Skype’s iPhone app opens the door to 3G calling, but after a trial period, callers will have to pay up.
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Skype 2.0 for iPhone: Is it worth it?
An update to Skype’s iPhone app opens the door to 3G calling, but after a trial period, callers will have to pay up.
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Skype 2.0 for iPhone: Is it worth subscribing for 3G VoIP calls?
The well-connected John Gruber appears to have slyly hinted that Apple may be planning to open the door to browser extensions on Safari at its Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) early next month. Gru…
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Possible Introduction of Safari Extensions at WWDC?