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Your guide to downloading iPhone apps

Five seconds are all you need to get the apps downloaded and running.

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Eight great games for your iPhone

iPod gaming has come a long way since the introduction of the Apps Store. We take a look at some of the best games.

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Coming up: iPhone clones everywhere

New devices announced at Spain's mobile phone show are copycats with functions and services that ape key features of the iPhone.

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Who needs a compass?

Or a voice recorder, or a camcorder? The new iPhone 3Gs has a number of new features, but not everyone's happy with the upgrades.

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No killer features

New features found in the iPhone 3G S, such as forwarding messages, sending MMS and taking video are standard in other smartphones already.

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10 cool things about the iPhone 3GS

It talks, has GPS features, packs a huge keyboard and more.

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The Apple bites back

It doesn't make sense to pay $14.40 to fix something Apple got wrong in the first place.

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Thieves want iPhones, victims fight back

Thieves are increasingly going after iPhones and other smartphones but victims now can fight back with technology.

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Take a deep breath

SingTel looks set to cash in on the iPhone again, with the launch of the brand new 3G S.

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How to move icons on your iPhone dock

The four icons located on the grey bar at the bottom of your iPhone - Phone, Mail, iPod, Safari - are moveable, just like the rest of the icons. Find out how to do so.

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Worthy competitor of the iPhone?

Will it be the Omnia II or the iPhone 3G S?

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Hard to quickly spot differences between fake and real phones

Fake China-made mobile phones may look exactly like the original, right down to the packaging.

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Windows Phone VS the iPhone

Rivals in the PC market, Microsoft and Apple are now fighting it out on smartphones. Which is better, the iPhone or the Windows Phone? We show you what each has to offer.

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iPhone data plan overkill

All three telcos have increased the data cap on their respective iPhone mobile plans but do you really need all that data?

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Find all local iPhone apps in seconds

One app, called iMerlion, will help you easily locate all Singapore-related apps.

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Ten iPhone shortcuts you never knew existed

New to the iPhone 3GS legion? Get the heads-up on your new toy's features in the first of a three-part iPhone Central series.

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Four tips for the iPhone newbie

Just got your iPhone? Check out these basic tips such as resetting and network connections.

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My first iPhone app

In this must-know guide on iPhone basics, we reveal the essential apps to turn your new phone into a mobile powerhouse.

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Nexus One: The One for you?

Should you get the Nexus One or iPhone? It is not a question of which phone is better but which platform you prefer.

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What to do after losing your iPhone

In this article on iPhone basics, we tell you what you can resort to if you lose your phone.

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Five apps to keep your iPhone safe

Security applications prevent people from accessing data on your iPhone, even when you've lost your device. Keep your personal data safe with these applications.

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Lost? There's always an app at hand

Location-based smartphone applications proving to be huge hit.

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Cool S'pore specific apps for your iPhone

Here are our picks of five great Singapore-specific apps for your iPhone.

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App stores get Singaporean flavour

More online stores being set up here, consumers get more choices.

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iPhone: Cool cat apps

Apps are what it is all about and the iPhone has them in loads.

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S'pore prodigy rides app boom

Lim Ding Wei may be just aged 10, but he has created mobile apps and is planning a game next.

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Jobs unveils multitasking iPhone OS 4.0

New operating system comes with more than 100 new features.

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Apple wants its iPhone back

Apple engineer forgot the prototype phone, which had been disguised to resemble the previous model iPhone, the iPhone 3GS, on a bar stool when he left a restaurant.

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Is the device on the left the new iPhone?

Here's Gizmodo's findings on the new purported model.

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Everything you need to know about the next iPhone

Find out what functions the next Apple iPhone are said to have, see latest pictures and read the story of how it was found in a bar.

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Blind Malaysian masters use of iPhone

Someone has mastered the use of iPhone 3GS and he’s completely blind. Ridzwan A. Rahim finds out how.

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Police seize blogger’s computers over iPhone prototype

They were searching for photos and other material related to the device, widely believed to be the next iPhone.

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Apple to host conference in June: new iPhone expected

Conference will also include its first iPad development sessions.

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Apple iPhone prototype finder identified

21-year-old Californian man was identified on Thursday as the person who found and sold an Apple iPhone prototype to the technology blog Gizmodo.

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Was lost iPhone prototype a publicity stunt?

An alleged prototype of the next Apple iPhone was first lost in a bar, then showcased online followed by lots of drama. Was the entire series of events a publicity stunt?

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Apple iPad reaches 1 million sales faster than iPhone

Apple said on Monday that the 9.7-inch touchscreen iPad reached the million sales mark in only 28 days.

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Vietnamese site may have found improved iPhone prototype

The supposedly improved prototype of the alleged next iPhone shows a slightly more refined version of the device that Apple had famously lost a few weeks ago.

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HK protestors push for iphone boycott

A group of two dozen protested outside the Hong Kong office of Taiwan-based Foxconn.

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iPhone maker plagued with suicide curse?

The Foxconn Shenzhen factory that manufactured the iPhone saw its tenth suicide so far this year. What's causing all those deaths?

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This is the best time to get an iPhone 3GS

Prices of the smartphone slashed by half online as fans await new 4G model.

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Apple unveils iPhone 4

It is a quarter slimmer than the current handset, with a higher quality screen and better battery life.

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10 reasons why the iPhone 4 is so cool

Besides a new, sleeker look, the iPhone 4 also features 10 more new reasons why its cool.

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The New Paper Football Kaki scores

The New Paper's new Apple iPhone World Cup application has soared to the fourth spot on the local App Store's list of free "apps."

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Looking beyond the specs

The iPhone 4's hardware is its least interesting aspect.

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iScam?

24 claim they were conned into signing up for iPhone lines, putting them thousands of dollars in debt

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Get iOS4 soon

With new phones like Samsung’s Galaxy S taking the Android platform to new heights, it will be interesting to see how both camps square up in what is surely the prize-fight of 2010.

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26% of iPhones break down in 2 years

The increase in device failures was due mainly to improvements that Apple made in the iPhone's touchscreen when it developed the 3GS model.

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5 reasons not to get the iPhone 4 yet

Hardware issues and some missing features in Apple's latest smartphone device might mean that consumers could do better if they waited for a bit before purchasing one.

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Apple sold 1.7 million iPhones in three days

The California gadget maker said it was the most successful launch ever.

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Apple admits iPhones are 'totally wrong'

It admitted that its iPhones overstate network signal strength and promised to fix the issue in the coming weeks.

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iPhone users unaware of LCIs

Consumers who want to purchase the iPhone 4 needs to be aware of how triggering the LCI may void the warranty. -myp

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iPhone 4 bursts into flames, burns hand

The device caught fire when it was plugged to a computer. The iPhone's bezel become so hot it burned the user's hand.

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SingTel service option for iPhones with LCI issues

Singtel replies to Christopher Nyoe's letter "iPhone users unaware of LCIs".

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iPhone 4 fails reception tests

Influential organization said it "cannot recommend" the Apple smartphone after reception tests.

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iPhone 4 woes

Find out what are the technical issues, malfunctions and user worries that have contributed to the smartphone's woes and are still of concern today.

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Doctors use iPhone, iPad to provide treatments

iPhone applications have been designed to assist in diagnosing symptoms in patients.

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Apple offers free iPhone 4 cases to appease users

Steve Jobs admitted the phone was "not perfect" but said reception issues were not as serious as reported and blown out of proportion.

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Samsung dismisses Apple’s claims on smartphones

Apple chief executive had previously cited Samsung phones as having similar antenna difficulties.

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How the bumper case solves iPhone 4's reception woes

Rubber band that fits around the phone is supposed to prevent reception problems, but will it work?

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All telcos to sell iPhone from July 30

Singapore users will get free bumpers but may not need them after all.

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Apple's white iPhone 4 delayed in latest headache

Company concedes that making the model has proven surprisingly difficult.

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Telcos announce iPhone 4 price plans

The popular Apple smartphone is free with some price plans, monthly subscription plans start from $36 for M1 customers.

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Rivals benefit as iPhone 4 delayed in S.Korea

KT Corp., Apple's South Korean partner, said the delay was needed for further testing.

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iPhone 4: iWait or iBuy?

Handset retailing today at all three telcos, but some are giving the new phone a miss for now.

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5 great accessories for the iPhone 4

If you're either planning to get or already own the iPhone 4, check out our list of must-get accessories for your shiny new toy.

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Case studies for the iPhone 4

There are plenty of alternatives to Apple's official cases for the iPhone 4.

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Androids to rule the world

Android have far more potential than iPhones in China, according to an executive.

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iPhone jailbreak may be legal here, but...

But there will be certain legal provisions.

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Telcos report no reception issues with the iPhone 4

New stocks have been coming in, but customers can expect to only collect their new phones after placing reservation.

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Korean iPhone fans crash site with preorders

Exclusive provider KT Corp said pre-orders surpassed 130,000 in the first 13 hours of registration.

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iPhone 4 buying guide

Our useful iPhone 4 guide covers all you need to know as you get about purchasing Apple's latest gizmo.

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Apple out to 'kill' jailbroken devices

It applied for patent that would give it the right to disable jailbroken devices.

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Photos: Apple through the years

This is the Apple I, also known as the 'ancestor' of today's iMac. See how Apple products have changed over the years to the gadgets we all love today.

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nex is first S'pore shopping mall to launch iPhone game

Game requires players to 'pop' colourful creatures for high scores, which they can use to win prizes.

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iPhone users smell like girls and eat chicken

Do you own an iPhone? If a freakish online survey's results hold true, then you probably smell like a girl, prefer to eat chicken and keep fish as pets. Find out more about what your phone says about you.

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Seoul Women’s Univ. students to get iPhone 4 for free

The university is the first high education institute which has adopted the unprecedented move.

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‘Smart pain’ on rise among phone users

The side effects among users of smart phones are evident with some feeling pain in their fingers and wrist.

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$328 to 'repair' cosmetic blemish on new iPhone 4

The glass back cover of the iPhone 4 was badly shattered when it was dropped, but the phone was otherwise working fine. Now its owner was quoted $328 by telco for a one-to-one exchange.

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Apple shocks media in China

With an eye to the future, China's major media are trying to adapt to Apple platforms, such as the iPhone and the iPad.

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Frustrating wait but there's no end to iPhone 4 fever

It has already been two days since the launch, but there seems to be no end to the queues.

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IPhone 4 hits the shelves

Apple Inc will introduce the iPhone 4 and open two more retail outlets in Beijing and Shanghai on Saturday.

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S'pore not our competitor: AVE

AV Electronics sold out first shipment of fourth generation of iPod Touch in a matter of two days.

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Scrabble on the go & other diversions

The iconic word game moves to iPad with magic intact.

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Solve your iPhone 4 battery problems with this

World's thinnest rechargeable battery case for iPhone 4 now available in Singapore.

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iPhone Film Festival: A stroke of marketing genius

Competing entries are filmed using iPhone 4 to showcase the recording capabilities of the fourth generation iPhone.

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iPhone 4 flaw may lead to cracked phones

Non-bumper slider cases could lead to plenty of cracked iPhone 4s.

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Sell your used iPhone 3GS for up to $600

With the introduction of Apple's new iPhone 4, some owners of its predecessor – the iPhone 3GS find themselves wanting to sell their phones. Find out how to get the best price for your used iPhone 3GS

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7 reasons to look forward to the Windows Phone 7 OS

Microsoft recently unveiled the Windows Phone 7 (WP7) mobile operating system. What makes it stand out from the other popular operating systems?

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iPhones in toy-catcher machine snapped up

He spent over $4,000 on iPhones and put them in his toy-catcher machine to attract more people to his shop. But four of the iPhones were won in a week.

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New iPhone app tells you how ugly you are

New app rates your physical appearance. Critics are concerned that users may use the app maliciously to mock their friends.

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Want to sell your iPhone 3GS? Read this first

If you haven't read by now, there are numerous places in Singapore where you can get a good price for selling your second-hand iPhone 3GS.

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iPhone app exposes private data

Posing as cell phones, smartphones can view others' names, numbers.

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Top 10 technologies of the decade (Part 2)

We use them almost every day. In fact, we take them for granted. Where would we be without these tech developments that are so much a part of our lives?

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Apple launches App store in China

Chinese-language App Store will offer customers access to more than 300,000 apps.

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Apple delays white iPhone until early next year

Apple has never said exactly why the white iPhone has been so troublesome to produce.

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Why does the white iPhone keep getting delayed?

The company announced on Tuesday it’s delaying the release of the white model again, this time until next year. It’s the third such delay.

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iPhone 4 full of problems

It's probably the world's most popular smartphone, but it doesn't come without its problems.

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iPhone 4 screen shatters after one drop

Almost new iPhone 4 screen shatters when user dropped it. His telco refused to replace it for him.

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iPhone 4 alarm glitch caused many to be late for work

Software bug did not update country clock settings in Britain, causing alarms not to go off.

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Salesman charges tourist additional $250 to 'unlock' iPhone

Tourist recalls unpleasant experience buying iPhone at Lucky Plaza.

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9 strange places that phones have been found

Here are 9 stories of phones lost and found in strange places, ranging from inside packets of food to inside animals' stomachs.

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S'pore student on China trips ends up with S$1,100 phone bill

He was billed for a 29-minute use of his iPhone's data roaming service, which he claimed had switched on by itself.

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Smartphones don't need apps: Blackberry CEO

He says the app-centric iPhone model is overrated.

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10 best applications for functioning alcoholics

iPhone users can now enjoy a night out without worrying about breaking a promise or having a hangover.

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7 tips for better smartphone battery life

7 tips on saving battery life so that your phone doesn't die at important moments.

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Tips for extending your smartphone's battery life

Battery care and moderating your app use play a part in ensuring your phone's battery will last all day. Check out our guide for all some useful tips.

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Your guide to SITEX 2010

Check out price listings and special offers on DigitalOne before you head down to SITEX this weekend.

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Apple’s iOS 4.2 available for iPad, iPhone and iPod touch

Software update brings feautures such as multitasking, folders, and unified Inbox to iPad.

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Angry Birds Seasons available on Android now

Apple's version for iPhone available for US$0.99.

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9 gadgets the smartphone has overtaken

DigitalOne takes a look at some gadgets whose popularity has dwindled with the advent of smartphones.

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Few smartphone owners are loyal to their brand: survey

Loyalty highest among Apple, lowest among Microsoft.

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First ever iPhone app powered by brain waves

The locally-developed system allows people to control wheelchair movements using the human brain.

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Philippine game maker lives out boyhood fantasy

Company creates games for iPods and iPads, smartphones and websites.

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'Obba' apps generating buzz among iPhone users

App concocts fantasy in which men are called 'obba', or older brother, by beautiful women.

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Avoiding bill shock

Read these tips to ensure that your phone doesn't incur data roaming charges while you're overseas.

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Toshiba to make LCD panels for Apple iPhone

A factory will be built to make the panels.

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Backpackers trek the globe with tech toys

They are often searching for free Wi-Fi to be in touch with family and friends.

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What mobile OS is right for you?

Thinking of getting a smartphone? Take this simple quiz to find out which is your ideal mobile OS

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Analysis: Stars align for Apple at the holidays

Strong demand for Apple products pushes its shares up as much as 9 per cent over the past month.

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Modern games remove children from reality

Many urban children spend less time physically playing together.

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TomTom Map Share now available on the TomTom App for iPhone

Users can make map changes directly to their own maps and receive updates free of charge.

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Fears over rise in crime fuelled by smartphone craze

Robbers are increasingly turning to violence to get their hands on smartphones.

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New iPhone app teaches you how to speak Singlish

New iPhone app has Singlish dictionary and audio pronunciation guide.

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Your smartphone apps are watching you

Software in downloaded apps sends users' personal information to advertising agencies.

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The top 10 tech stories on DigitalOne

Missed our top 10 stories of the year? Here's a roundup of what caught your attention on DigitalOne

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1.5 million Windows 7 phones sold in six weeks

Sales 'in line with expectations'.

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Hot gadgets of 2010

This year sees an array of tech products that are not only innovative but also fun and functional.

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2010: Thailand's year of the smartphones

Huge demand is expected to see the smartphone segment grow by 100 per cent in 2011.

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Japan bakery scores surprise hit with 'edible iPhone'

iPhone-inspired cookie a hit with customers.

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iPhone and iPad users sue Apple over privacy issues

Complainants seek ban on passing of user information without consent and monetary compensation.

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Tech disasters of 2010

In a year where our gadget adoption rate surged, some disasters were bound to occur. Check out some of this year's memorable disasters.

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iPhone 01.01.2011 glitch?

Countless users report that alarms in the phone’s clock failed to work in the New Year.

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3-D mobile gadgets to take centre stage

We look at some of the hottest tech trends as more advanced mobile technologies are set to make an impact on people's lives this year.

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Apple's iPhone woes continue as some in Asia sleep in

Apple's iPhone failed to go off for a third straight day for some users.

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"Angry Birds" to land on PlayStation 3 and PSP

This version will have 63 levels.

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Apple launches app store for Macs, a la iPhone

The company aims to centralise distribution, simplify discovery and leave Apple as a gatekeeper of sorts.

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LG eyes 4-fold jump in 2011 smartphone sales

Handset maker struggling with record losses.

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Apple shuns CES but accessories a hit

Manufacturers of items for the iPad, iPod and iPhone crammed an 'iLounge'.

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Director shoots first major movie solely with iPhone

'Night Fishing' is said to have the same picture resolution as conventional movies but took much less to create.

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Peeking into the new Mac App Store

The store features a mixture of about 1,000 paid and free applications.

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Apple on a win streak as rivals regroup

Apple's revenue expected to easily swell more than 50 per cent.

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iPhone becomes cinematic medium in Seoul

The iPhone has been serving the international public as a great multi-tasker with its revolutionary, diverse functionalities.

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iTeach my kid

iPhone apps prove useful as learning tools.

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Apple share price drops on Jobs health fears

Apple shares opened about six percent lower in New York on Tuesday,

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Wall Street ponders Apple without Steve Jobs

There may never be a better time for Jobs to take a bow.

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Pay for a latte by mobile at Starbucks in the US

Those with the free Starbucks Card mobile application can buy drinks by waving their mobile phone at a scanner.

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'Uncensored' Playboy coming to iPad: Hefner

Apple has a strict policy of banning nudity in applications.

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Spring clean your tech

Writer shares tips on optimising your device experience.

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Apple criticized for lax green standards in China

Company accused of having poor environmental and safety standards.

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Sony Ericsson quarterly results lag

It expects only modest growth in the handset market this year.

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Korean iPhone users hit 2 million

The iPhone 4 has been distributed twice as fast as the iPhone 3GS.

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'Bubble Ball' iPhone app inventor is 8th grader

He spent weeks developing the game at a public library.

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Security apps boost Apple as BlackBerry alternative

Many employees may no longer have to carry a company-sponsored BlackBerry in addition to their store-bought iPhones.

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CNY apps for Mac, iPhone and iPod touch

Free and paid apps include wallpapers, ringtones, ecards and games.

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Coming next: Carry-along basestation for travelers

Gadget will introduce a portable mobile phone signal intended to cut roaming charges.

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Microsoft sells 2 million phone software units

Despite the strong start, Microsoft still lags main rivals Apple and Google.

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Motorola smartphones light, iPhone already weighs

Motorola sold fewer smartphones than expected in the fourth quarter.

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Sony handheld to take on Nintendo DS, smartphones

Reports say the new device will include a touch panel and 3G wireless connectivity.

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Cool waterproof gadgets

These waterproof gadgets are actually for everyday use, and their water-resistant features prove useful in case of accidental contact with liquids or moisture.

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Tablets won't steamroll Microsoft, top executive says

Microsoft on Thursday reported results that fell short of outsized expectations.

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Google topples Nokia from smartphones top spot

Hit models from Samsung, HTC and LG helped Android in the quarter as many phone companies aggressively promoted Android phones.

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Apple blocks Sony Reader app from iPhone

Amazon.com’s iPhone, iPad Kindle app unaffected yet.

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Singaporeans download the most apps: global survey

New survey says some S'poreans have up to 30 apps in their mobile phones.

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Smartphones for all kinds of people

Tech-savvy consumers from different backgrounds tell why the smartphone is now such an important part of their digital lifestyle.

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Android tops iPhone in US

Android OS takes 28.7% of smartphone market, up from 21.4%.

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Bless me iPhone for I have sinned

App aims to help Catholics through confession and encourage lapsed followers back to the faith.

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Google translation ‘app’ hits iPhone

New app accepts voice input for 15 language.

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Apple working on smaller, cheaper iPhone

New version said to be one-third smaller than iPhone 4.

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Could smartphones go stupid?

The volume of network traffic has exploded, and mobile operators are struggling to keep up.

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Coming soon: Smaller, cheaper iPhone

Apple hopes the new phone will slow down Google's progress as the biggest software provider in the smartphone market.

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New York City launches app for free condoms

App for iPhone and Android phones shows where you can get free condoms and aims to encourage safer sex.

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Google unveils payment platform for online content

Google One Pass, an online payment platform for digital newspapers and magazines launched.

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When can I ditch my PSP?

There are simply more engaging, complex and satisfying games elsewhere in mobile space than these simple-topick-up-but-simplistic offerings on smartphones.

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Swap sites for unwanted gifts growing

Exchange of unneeded Spring Festival presents growing in popularity.

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Face to face? I’d rather FACEBOOK

NTU student survey shows youth spending too much time on their gadgets.

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No contract renewals for ill workers

Workers worried about fending for themselves after leaving the company if health deteriorates.

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Social platform Ning weaves in smartphone contacts

Free Mogwee software lets people exchange text messages, photos, videos and sheep cartoons while talking on their smartphones.

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Got these Android apps yet?

Check out some of these free Android apps that will help you get the most out of your smartphone.

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The latest rumour about the iPhone 5

The iPhone 5 will reportedly have an all-aluminium back casing.

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iPhone 5: Shape of things to come

Latest rumours indicate that Apple may finally be taking to heart much of the criticism of the current iPhone.

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Price wars at IT Show 2011

Prices were fiercely competitive as the 3 major telcos elbowed to hook customers.

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Couple spends $200 at arcade only to win fake iPhone 4

The prize they received was an imitation made-in-Hong Kong phone which resembled an iPhone 4.

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Meet the face behind the iPhone 4S's Siri

Born in London and brought up in Oxford, his clear and loud voice is used for the UK version of Apple Siri.

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Camera-less iPhone 4, iPhone 4S on sale in Singapore

M1 on Friday unveiled no-camera versions adapted to the requirements of the defence ministry.

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Chinese kids opt for iPad and iPhone instead of ang pows

Children born after 1990 in China preferred to receive either an iPad or iPhone as Chinese New Year gifts.

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iPhone in S'pore emitted sparks and smoke when charged

Local telcos said this is believed to be the first case of an iPhone exploding in Singapore.

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SMRT introduces app for train and bus arrival information

Commuters can now better plan their journeys with their smartphones.

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No exploding iPhone in Singapore: SingTel

A SingTel spokesperson said it does not have a record of the incident or the handset exchange that was reported in the media.

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Apple once made in US, now made in China

Today, almost all of the 70 million iPhones, 30 million iPads and 59 million other products Apple sold last year were manufactured in other countries.

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Apple's iPhone hot but Android handsets 'on fire'

Apple had a 23.5 percent share of the global smartphone market, followed by Samsung and Nokia with 22.8 percent and 12.4 percent respectively.

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Fake iPhone parts no deterrent to repair bargain hunters

For some iPhone users who want to get their damaged phones fixed quickly and on the cheap, non-authentic replacement parts do not concern them.

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Australian women reject ‘I love u’ texts

Australian women may have embraced the digital era, but they prefer a face-to-face declaration of affection to an "I love u" text and find men addicted to their mobile phones a major turnoff.

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Tech gift ideas for Valentine's Day

Do geeks ever get romantic? Once in a while, they do. These gifts send a stronger love note to their better half than any digital or analogue signal can ever achieve.

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Apple iPhone market share to slip from Q1

The novelty of its latest 4S model is running out.

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Apple's iPhone loses China market share

Samsung displaces Nokia as top smartphone vendor in China.

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Google bypassed Apple privacy settings: report

Companies used a special code that tricks Apple's Safari software into letting them monitor the browsing habits of many users.

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Apple's iPhone loses China market share

China, the world's largest mobile phone market, has not been easy for Apple.

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Can't decide what to watch on TV? A new app may help

Peel, an app for iOS and Android, aims to solve the problem by providing personalized recommendations based on the television shows that users already like.

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RIM may warn on BlackBerry shipments: Analyst

The latest version of the smartphone - using the legacy BlackBerry 7 operating system that RIM will replace later this year - has failed to impress demanding consumers.

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US Federal Trade Commission urged to probe Apple, Android

Applications on devices such as the iPhone and iPad were able to upload entire address books with names, telephone numbers and e-mail addresses to their own servers.

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The toughest iPhone case

RazorTV's iPhone tough case special puts the Lifeproof Case, the Otterbox Defender and the Case-Mate Tank through various challenges.

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Where to go out tonight... Check this app

Goinout is a free mobile app which creates a social nightlife network aimed at giving users real-time updates of happenings in bars and clubs all round Singapore.

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iPhone hit Instagram heads to Android smartphones

A version of Instagram for Android would bolster the positions of smartphones and tablets powered by Google-backed operating software as they compete with Apple in the hot mobile market.

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Upping your smartphone stamina

While we recommend that you should charge your smartphone whenever the opportunity presents itself, here are a few quick and simple tips to help maximize your smartphone’s battery life when you’re out and about.

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People discovery app connects us as never before

The iPhone app called Highlight aims to transform how people meet by alerting users when they are physically near people with whom they share a connection such as mutual friends, similar interests or the same hometown.

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Samsung losses bid to ban iPhone, iPad sales in Netherlands

Samsung and Apple are locked in escalating global patent battle, as they jostle for the top position in the booming smartphone and tablet markets.

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Magic goes digital

IT devices, multimedia fuel already growing popularity of magic.

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Apple’s new iPhone will use bigger 4.6-inch display: Report

Its major display suppliers LG Display and Samsung Electronics Co declined to comment.

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Know your smartphone or pay more

Those who do not know how to fully operate the smartphone may be in for a 'massive' bill shock.

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Clever answer to storage woes on mobile devices

What the Wi-Drive, which in itself is a flash drive, does is to stream data wirelessly to the iOS device.

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Apple rejects apps that access iPhone and iPad IDs

Mobile ad networks typically use these ID numbers, by tracking the apps that consumers download.

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Apple's new iPhone will use bigger 4.6-inch display

Apple has decided on the bigger 4.6-inch display for its next iPhone and started placing orders to its suppliers.

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Apple CEO visits Foxconn's iPhone plant in China

His closely guarded itinerary has included talks with Vice Premier Li Keqiang, Beijing's mayor and a visit to one of Apple's two stores in the capital.

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Chinese buy paper iPads for ancestor worship

Paper replicas of Apple's iPad and iPhone are selling like hot cakes in China this year as millions prepare to honour their ancestors in an age-old annual festival that has taken on a modern twist.

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Apple supplier Foxconn cuts working hours, workers ask why

For some Chinese factory workers - who make much of their income from long hours of overtime - the idea of less work for the same pay could take getting used to.

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Chinese teen sells kidney to buy iPhone and iPad

Five people in southern China have been charged with intentional injury in the case of a Chinese teenager who sold a kidney so he could buy an iPhone and an iPad.

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Ubisoft wacky "Rabbids" hop onto Apple gadgets

Along with releasing "Rabbids Go" games for Apple gadgets, Ubisoft launched a "Rabbids: Invasion" title tailored for play at leading online social network Facebook.

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My FairPrice iPhone app aims to simplify shopping

It allows customers to create multiple shopping lists and even search for the nearest FairPrice store in their vicinity.

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Avoiding Instagram? Try these Instagram-like photo apps

Are you an Instagram user dismayed over your privacy settings and whether the app will change since Facebook bought it? Fear not, here are some Instagram alternatives that'll have you sharing your vintage-themed snaps again.

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Apple profit soars to $14.5b on rocketing iPhone-iPad sales

Apple's net income for its second fiscal quarter was nearly double that seen in the same three-month period a year earlier, when sales tallied $30.8 billion.

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ChatTime downloads see increase from Asian countries

ChatTime's unique mobile technology eliminates dependence on Wi-Fi or 3G connections, allows free international calls between iPhone users.

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She found her iPhone contacts swopped with another stranger

Restaurant owner woke up to find that all her contact data had disappeared, only to be replaced by numbers from another user. -DigitalOne

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RIM BlackBerry 10 prototype fails to wow investors

A dearth of apps for the legacy BlackBerry is one of the big reasons RIM has suffered huge market-share losses to Apple Inc and Google Inc's Android in recent years.

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Download latest version of Stomp iPhone app

Regular users will be glad to know that the app still has the familiar loading screen with three buttons.

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Australia warns travellers over smouldering iPhone incident

A crew member used a fire extinguisher on a passenger's phone that began overheating and giving off smoke in the cabin.

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Sprint CEO to take pay cut as iPhone costs pinch

Hesse said his 2012 salary would be cut to repay about $346,000 in incentive pay that he has already received.

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Take a look at the world's first Instagram camera

The world gets its first Instagram photo camera with 16GB mass storage, lenses, LED flash and a 4.3-inch touchscreen.

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5 tips to taking better photos with your smartphones

Many of us now use our smartphones as our primary cameras. Here are a few tips on taking more stable photos and videos, and editing them.

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Rumoured iPhone 5: Would it look like this?

The iPhone 5's launch date might have been delayed, according to reports, but this has not stopped fans from coming up with concept pictures of the next-generation iPhone.

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China Mobile in talks with Apple over iPhone

The talks are over plans to offer the popular iPhone to its users in the Asian nation.

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Apple readying iPhone with bigger screen

Apple has begun to place orders for the new displays from suppliers in S. Korea and Japan.

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