SmartPhones stories - Page 397

he combined solution will enable fixed and mobile voice communications, and help to increase corporate efficiencies and promote employee responsiveness.

Apple's Steve Jobs cites security and crashes as key reasons for banning Flash on iOS devices, emphasising technology over business motives.

The iPhone maker's annual developers conference will kick off on June 7, where the company is expected to unveil the new iPhone.

Following last week's report on the fourth generation iPhone that was lost in a bar, US police have raided the writer's home and seized his computer equipment.

Chinese pirates have released a bootleg version of Apple's iPad, just three weeks after the device went on sale in the US.

BitDefender has issued a warning about a new iPad malware spreading via a fake iTunes update, urging users to avoid suspicious downloads.

The firm behind Flash will stop making tools that let iPhone and iPad use its technology following a change in Apple's developer program license.

Apple's new device is allowed back into the country after the Communications Ministry ruled the tablet does comply with local standards.

Keep your iPod or MP3 player secure in your car with the Kensington Car Mount. Easy to install, quick to release, and keeps your music within reach.

At TUANZ Telco Day, top insights reveal support for Chorus by TelstraClear CEO and a push for patient-owned health records by 2014.

Speculation mounts as iPhone 4, dubbed iPhone HD, set for a June launch in the US amid AT&T holiday block and prototype sightings.

Left in a bar by an Apple employee, an iPhone prototype has a front-facing camera and HD display, among other features.

Adobe Creative Suite 5 dazzles with game-changing tools like puppet warp in Photoshop, making it a must-have for creatives.

The mophie Juice Pack Air is a rechargeable external battery concealed inside of a protective form-fitting case for the iPhone 3G.

Opera Mini shatters records with over a million downloads on its debut, touted as the faster alternative for iPhone users, says CEO Lars Boilesen.

Top Dog leads the pack in Farmyard Adventures, a charming herding game where kids master flocking ducks, pigs, and sheep with ease and fun.

Israel enforces an iPad ban over concerns its wireless signals might disrupt other devices, affecting tourists and local app developers.

Chief Executive Steve Jobs has confirmed that the company will not be offering any further support for the iPhone 2G.

Apple intensifies its crusade against Adobe by halting developers from turning Flash into iOS-friendly content, escalating their feud.

Due to stronger than expected US sales, Apple is delaying the iPad's international release until the end of May.