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Absence of some basic features in Apple’s iPhone is giving a fillip to a software industry around it. So, if you miss video camera, voice dialing, voice search or a flashlight, a piano, a drum or a TV remote in your iPhone, applications from mobile software vendors might just enable that.

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Mobile Banking Offered to iPhone Users Bank Technology News, NY - 22 minutes ago By Will Wade The mobile banking software vendor mFoundry Inc. has developed a version of its software compatible with Apple Inc.’s iPhone device. …

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[Editor's note: We'll be updating this story with extensive reporting we've been doing on Android. For starters, here's the breaking news from CTIA.] As mobile software becomes increasingly accessible to software companies, carriers are worried that they’ll be relegated to being “dumb pipes” for data services. But the carriers are changing their stance as new figures came in, as we heard during today’s keynote debate on “Open Networks” at the CTIA conference happening in San Francisco this wee

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Sync your calendar, contacts, tasks, and notes with Sync on Ovi and your Nokia device Posted by Matthew Miller @ 12:06 pm Categories: Symbian, Mobile software, Smartphone, Nokia, On the road, mobile services, S60 Tags: Device, Nokia Corp., Ovi, E-mail, Advertising & Promotion, Desktops, Web Browsers, Online Communications, Marketing, Hardware Apple’s MobileMe has not been as reliable as hoped for and is specific to the Apple iPhone. Nokia is getting into the game of consumer-focused backu

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So Microsoft saw Apple and the iPhone 3G and adjoining App Store pass its stoop slapping fives with its oh-so-cool friends, and executives in the Windows Mobile division perhaps thought it best to come up something with their own. Then, just last week, Google unveiled plans to introduce something called Android Market to complement its mobile software platform when it arrives sometime in the next few months. Now Microsoft is letting slip its own message about third-party unity. The company’s

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