AT&T users with iPhones. How is your newfangled MMS doing? Have you noticed any Lag/Glitches? We have gotten several reports that there are some problems, especially with speed. Post in the poll if you have any of the things we describe.
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The partnerka, the common name for partnerships of russian affiliate networks that drive most of pharmaceutical spam today, are extremely rich. A Sophos study, based on canadian pharmaceutical spam, reports that these networks can generate $4,000 per day in sales, thats $43,200,000 per year! Click here to read the rest of this entry
American iPhone users have been waiting for this day for 2 years, and now it’s finally here, iPhone and MMS together at last.
MMS is a wireless technology that allows sending media over SMS. This media includes Photo’s and Audio. This was released around the world with the iPhone 3.0 firmware update, but AT&T didn’t support it on launch.
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25 Sep
Everybody wants in on Project Natal: Industry-Wide support
Posted by Bill as Xbox 360 | 0 Comments
Microsoft just came out with a huge announcement for the Xbox 360, and that’s support from many big names in the publishing business for console gaming, for a certain add-on that we’ve all been waiting for.
Project Natal, one of the latest and most exciting innovations Microsoft has announced for the Xbox 360 in a long while, was widely regarded as being an attempt to compete with the Wii on the Casual Gamer front.
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02 Sep
Apple’s iPhone App Store Makes Everyone Rich, Investors Think
Posted by Denizhan as Apple, Mobile Applications | 1 Comment
The iPhone app store is undoubtedly the greatest market for mobile applications. It has revolutionized how cellphone companies and software developers provide applications to their mobile devices, by making it worlds easier for users to buy and download mobile applications.
There have been countless stories of individual app developers earning over $200,000 in months, and software giants such as EA and Gameloft have been rushing to get more apps out for the iPhone. But this raises the question, is the app store all that good?
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