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maximumpc.com - 10/20/2009

The 50 Best (and Worst) Moments in Windows History

— maximumpc.com — In just a few days, Microsoft at long last will officially release Windows 7 to an eager... public ready to put the Vista saga behind them. It's a been a long wait, particularly for those who opted to stick with XP until something better came ... (more) The 50 Best (and Worst) Moments in Windows History

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technologyexpert.blogspot.com - 10/10/2009

Report Details AT&T's Long Break-Even Wait on the iPhone

— technologyexpert.blogspot.com — A new report by the Yankee Group focuses on the subsidies wireless carriers pay to device manufacturers.... In particular, as C|Net found , despite the fact that AT&T;'s bottom line has been heavily boosted by the iPhone, it takes a long time for the company to make back it's money from the ... (more) Report Details AT&T's Long Break-Even Wait on the iPhone

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Verizon Ad Mocks iPhone Coverage Issues

— technologyexpert.blogspot.com — Some have asked why Verizon has the most boring phones. With their new Android phones, that may... be a complaint that's about the be corrected. What Verizon does have, however, is a network with less complaints than AT&T;, and they made sure to mock AT&T;'s iPhone-related network issues with ... (more) Verizon Ad Mocks iPhone Coverage Issues

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DV Hardware:  Smartphone OS market to face fierce battle

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Smartphone OS market to face fierce battle
DV Hardware — In-Stat analysts believe we're soon going to see a great battle between the smartphone operating systems: “With Android on the upswing, Palm’s Web OS starting to expand, and Apple’s iPhone not showing signs of slowing down, the battleground, and subsequent weeding-out phase of the smartphone OS war has started,” said In-Stat analyst Allen Nogee. AT&T; announced that it would now allow VoIP applications that run over its cellular network to be installed on iPhones. In-Stat believes AT&T; has been watching the FCC become more serious about network neutrality in the mobile space; it may be only a matter of time before AT&T; would be forced to allow these applications anyway. Currently, many ...