In something of minor victory for Linux enthusiasts, a group of amateur iPhone developers have ported Linux to the handset.

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Apple’s latest iPhone advertisement has been ordered to be pulled from UK screens by the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) for giving the impression the phone could browse the web, download and install applications really fast – which everyone knows is not quite a 100 percent true every time.

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Details of Research in Motions Blackberry Storm have been leaked all over the internet, apparently from internal documents and a video presentation that shows how RIM intends to take on the mighty Apple iPhone.

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With the iPhones new found domination of the business mobile market, Research in Motion (RIM) has announced a few new features for customers of the early noughties business handset, the Blackberry.

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Apples iPhone 3G has taken quite a bit of criticism recently for its handling of the 3G Network. The high-tech mobile has a bad habit of dropping calls to pick up weak 3G signals instead. Thankfully Apple listened to the complaints and has issued a software update that should make your iPhone worth the money.
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Global bank HSBC is currently considering swapping out its exclusive use of Blackberry and adopting Apples iPhone as the standard device for its employees, a move that should see them order 200,000 iPhone’s.
“We are actually reviewing iPhone’s from a HSBC Group perspective … and when I say that, I mean globally,” HSBC’s Australia and New [...]

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