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December 16th, 2009 | 
Author: Microsoft is getting into iPhone applications. The company just launched a Bing app, approved by Apple and ready for download for the iPhone and iPod touch on Apple’s App Store. The application is free and, analysts said, may be yet another sign that Apple is moving to rely less on Google.
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Bing on iPhone Moves Apple Away From Google (NewsFactor via Yahoo! News)
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Apple has taken some heat for the iPhone App Store approvel process. Love it or hate it, though, the App Store approval process is a necessary evil.
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Apple’s iPhone App Store Approvals a Necessary Evil (PC World)
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Adobe’s gone passive-aggressive on Apple, posting a note on the iPhone version of its Flash download page that points the finger at Cupertino for the absence of an iPhone version of the plug-in.
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Adobe points at Apple for lack of Flash on iPhone (Macworld)
The developer of the widely used Flash programing language has devised a way to translate its code to run on Apple’s iPhone — a move that could dramatically boost the variety of applications for the iPhone.
Adobe’s mobile website contains new information that directly blames Apple for preventing the company’s Flash Player from being allowed onto the iPhone platform. Visitors attempting to install Flash Player on their iPhone are reminded that the project has stagnated due to Apple’s rules….
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Adobe website blames Apple for blocking Flash on iPhone (MacNN)
NEW YORK - Adobe Systems says developers for Apple’s iPhone will be able to use its video-enabling software, Flash, to create applications for the device for the first time.Though it is an important milestone, the announcement…
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Flash tricks for iPhone - but Apple still says ‘no’ (The New Zealand Herald)
I did not dare to believe it but Vonage launched today VOIP clients for the Apple iPhone and also for BlackBerry phones. Vonage Mobile for the iPhone is free to download and once you’ve installed it you are ready to start calling. Vonage gives you a $1 …
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Vonage Mobile For The Apple iPhone And BlackBerry Available For Download Now (I4U)
Accelerometers will be more and more common within a year, inspired by the popularity of the iPhone and Palm Pre.
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Cell Phones Take a Page From the Apple iPhone (PDA Street)
New Webinar conferencing application for the Apple iPhone allows online meeting attendees to join directly from their mobile device.
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Communique Conferencing Launches Web Conferencing and Online Meetings for the Apple iPhone (PRWeb via Yahoo! News)
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