Review: WhitePages Mobile for iPhone

Still looking for an ideal way to search for names, numbers, and addresses from his iPhone, Philip Michaels follows a reader suggestion and takes this offering from WhitePages.com out for a spin.

Analysts: Apple’s iPhone ‘firing on all cylinders’

The iPhone did very well in the last quarter, but analysts are looking to the holiday shopping season as the real test for the device.

iBone chew toy gives sneak peek at dog-centric App Store

Filed under: Cellphones, Misc. Gadgets

We're going out on a limb here and assuming that the Haute Diggity Dog iBone comes jailbroken and ready to rock, or at least that's the impression we get from checking out that heretofore unseen bevy of icons. Customized for the "tech savvy dog on the go," this here iPhone chew toy gives dear Fido access to bark / hand-shake training, posture lessons, Washington Huskies sports updates (it's the Clemson Tigers in all honesty, but work with us here), a mysterious fitness app and a bone application for times when supper just seems too far away. You know your pup's worth the $11.95, you just know it.

[Via textually]

iBone chew toy gives sneak peek at dog-centric App Store originally appeared on Engadget on Fri, 24 Oct 2008 10:48:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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Light Table iPhone app released

Light Table is a new iPhone app that lets you arrange photos collages.

Microsoft waves dismissive, bloated hand at iPhone sales figures

Filed under: Cellphones

Microsoft's Robbie Bach feigned an uninterested yawn at Apple's 6.9 million iPhones figure in an interview with BusinessWeek the other day. He wasn't particularly insulting of the product, but didn't think the number means too much in the long run. "Apple had a big launch of a new product, and they launched at scale in a lot of new countries with a lot of new [wireless] operators. This quarter, RIM is having its big launch, and at some point we'll have our big launch. We'll have to see where things normalize." While that statement is encouraging for the fact that it semi-implies that Windows Mobile 7 is supposed to be released at "some point," we're not sure we're picking up what Robbie is putting down -- 6.9 million of a single device seems to imply a bit more than "launch buzz." Things devolved quickly when Bach started spouting about how carriers want a balanced ecosystem. That may be true, but consumers are the ones that buy the phones, and if their RAZR buying habits are any indication, "ecosystem" isn't their top priority.

[Via Electronista]

Microsoft waves dismissive, bloated hand at iPhone sales figures originally appeared on Engadget on Fri, 24 Oct 2008 09:08:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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Keepin’ it real fake, part CLXIV: Apple’s and iorgane’s

After each iPhone KIRF we swear to ourselves, never again. But damn if China's iorgane doesn't ratchet up the absurdity and IP thievery to levels so ballsy, they've sprouted a leaf. As they shamelessly boast at the end of the video posted after the break, "Apple no, this is Orange." Or organe, but that's for Apple's lawyers to sort out.

P.S. The video is a bit slow to load, but it's so worth the wait.

[Thanks, EL]

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Keepin' it real fake, part CLXIV: Apple's and iorgane's originally appeared on Engadget on Fri, 24 Oct 2008 07:20:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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Intel repudiates executives’ criticism of the iPhone

Intel repudiated criticism of Apple's iPhone made by two executives this week.

First TV Ad for the Google Phone

It’s all about the services and not actually the phone itself. It’s a totally different angle to the Apple way of selling the phone. Let’s see what is the best:

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