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Remote Buddy 1.1 introduces iPhone support, turning it into the ultimate remote control

New Desktop Application Enhances Usability and Control of iRecord

AppMarks is a new easy-to-use, free Web 2.0 program that enriches the web browsing experience on the iPhone. By providing easy access to the most used web applications, the AppMarks desktop is the ideal Safari start page for iPhone users

Avanquest Combines Top Selling Video, Music and Ringtones Software into One Affordable Package

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Boutique design and marketing firm arms employees with latest handheld technology, keeps team and clients ahead of the curve

This week on iGame Radio, the original Mac game radio program, host Omaha Sternberg reviews the iPhone in all its godly glory

Little more than a week has passed since the launch of Apple's iPhone to weekend sales estimated at more than 700,000 units, yet word is already slipping out that a follow up model is in the works, and may be launching sooner than anyone expected. JP Morgan analyst Kevin Chang has put out the word that, according to unnamed sources in Apple's manufacturing supply chain and a patent application filed on July 5th, a smaller, cheaper iPhone based upon the iPod nano is well on its way to production.

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