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Apple, Verizon, AT&T: New deals set to change mobile landscape

With the announcement that iPhone will be available to Verizon subscribers even as Apple ends its agreement with AT&T, the mobile landscape has taken a different look all together. This development is expected to affect the entire mobile marketplace.

Prize-winning Korean director shoots iPhone film

Today, the iPhone. Tomorrow, Cannes? Prize-winning South Korean director Park Chan-wook's latest film, Night Fishing, has created a buzz in his native country -- it was filmed using 10 Apple iPhone 4s, three of which he himself controlled.
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Verizon iPhone A Win For Apple

The iPhone on Verizon's network will be a big win for Apple, as pent-up demand driven by users who were waiting for an alternative to AT&T drives sales of the iPhone 4.
How Verizon-iPhone tie-up would affect consumers and competition

How Verizon-iPhone tie-up would affect consumers and competition

Media has been set abuzz with the expectations that the Verizon's Tuesday, 8 a.m. announcement in New York will be the news that the iPhone will be available on its network. Here are some factors on how Verizon-iPhone tie-up would affect consumers and competition
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Android beats Apple iPhone in US market share

The warring cults of Apple and Android could make Internet noisier now as data has shown that Google's Android-based smartphones have overtaken Apple iPhone during the quarter ending in November last year.

CES: Tablets Steal Show; Motorola, RIM Tablets in Focus

As expected, nearly every major original equipment manufacturer introduced or showed a tablet at CES, but the spotlight was on the Motorola XOOM that was the first tablet based upon Google's Honeycomb (Android 3.0) operating system. The RIM booth received high interest, and the Playbook received good reviews.

Why doesn’t Apple pay a dividend?

Given how Apple shares have sailed into the stratosphere, supported by wildly successful product launches (thereby making lots of happy investors); the company is unlikely to hand out dividends for the foreseeable future.

British scientists devise an app for test tube babies!

A couple wanting to know their chances of having a baby through in-vitro fertilization (IVF) can now take heart with an application to give them an answer as British researchers have devised a formula that will help them give quite an accurate prediction of the success of IVF treatment. Eager ‘infertile’ couples can now decide whether to try the treatment as researchers have made this formula available as a simple computer calculator application, which will soon be available for download on App...

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