Tech News at TechWhack (Free subscription) | 27/11/2009
KT set to launch Apple iPhone in South Korea KT is all set to launch the iconic Apple iPhone smartphone in the South Korean market. The company has already received more than 50,000 pre-orders for... ...
Planet Intertwingly (Free subscription) | yesterday
Apple's smartphone lands with a bang in Korea as pre-orders approach 65,000 After China's muted reception, Koreans greeted the launch of the iPhone Saturday in the style to which Apple (AAPL) has become accustomed. Hundreds of customers lined up, some as long as 26 hours in advance, to pick up the country's first batch of 1,000 [...]
Hot Hardware (Free subscription) | yesterday
Those of you who plan to head out to the movies this weekend may be interested Google's new mobile version of its movie search service. The new mobile site is designed for use on various mobile devices including the Apple iPhone, Android devices, and Palm WebOS smartphones. The new search offering makes it easier for movie fans to plan their next theater trip while on the go. To access the new mobile...
GameSetWatch (Free subscription) | 27/11/2009
[Just a reminder that Tuesday is the last day to enter IGF Mobile for this year. The line-up is already looking pretty darn strong, but for those with indie handheld (iPhone, DSi, PSP Minis, Android, etc) games who want to get their name out there, enter now, if you haven't...] Following record entries for IGF's Main and Student competition, IGF Mobile organizers are reminding of a December 1st deadline...
Bizinformer (Free subscription) | 27/11/2009
© William Hook As the Christmas shopping season enters full swing, Social Path recently pointed out some worrisome trends that are keeping traditional retailers up at night.Smart phones, especially Apple’s dominant device, will be worth their weight in saffron this Christmas. Last November, iPhone users were lacking two vital resources: practical shopping applications and mobile-friendly...
eWeek (Free subscription) | 27/11/2009
South Koreans finally have the chance to purchase Apple's iPhone, available this Saturday from KT, the country's second largest mobile carrier. - After years of anticipation and pent-up demand, Apples iPhone smartphone is coming to South Korea via network operator KT, with the phones offered in three different models, with a price range of $342 to free, depending on the service plan chosen. The Wall...
ITProPortal (Free subscription) | 26/11/2009
The news that Tesco Mobile will be stocking the iPhone could well be the best news this year for those looking to get the iPhone but are reluctant to pay top money for the iconic Apple smartphone.
Mobile News from Omio (Free subscription) | 25/11/2009
With the Motorola MILESTONE finally touching down in Europe and opening up for SIM-free pre-orders in the UK, we thought it a fine time to pit the Android-wielding monolith against the current celebrity of the smart phone sector, the Apple iPhone 3GS. Can the DROID (as it is known in the US) back up its angular [...]
Digital Daily - All Things Digital (Free subscription) | 25/11/2009
As incongruous as it might seem, Apple’s iPhone is headed to the shelves of Tesco, the U.K. supermarket chain. The retailer will begin selling Apple’s super-smartphone “shortly” through its Tesco Phone Shops and online via Tesco Direct.
PhoneReport v2.0 (Free subscription) | 25/11/2009
GLOBAL - Mobile advertising giant AdMob's latest monthly report shows that the iPhone is now responsible for almost 50% of the web traffic on mobile devices, reassuring the dominating stature of the Apple's sole entry in the smartphone segment. However, the methodology used by AdMob is not exactly representative of the actual web traffic on [...]
Dial-a-Phone (Free subscription) | 25/11/2009
Is the smartphone market solely the playground of the big names? After all, if we asked you to name a smartphone manufacturer, the likes of Nokia, Apple, HTC and so on would be mentioned - all major players with plenty of experience who have seemingly locked out this lucrative sector. If established brands like Dell, [...]
technabob (Free subscription) | 25/11/2009
Else – formerly Emblaze Mobile – is the latest company to challenge Apple and the iPhone’s domination among smartphones with their curiously-named device, the First Else. The phone is apparently bursting with “revolutionary” and “game-changing” technology and design, including the sPlay, “a right-thumb-controlled, sci-fi-like fan menu interface.”...
TechRadar (Free subscription) | 25/11/2009
Tescos is set to get the iPhone for Christmas 2009, with Apple's smartphone being made available on both PAYG and contract deals by the high street supermarket giant. TechRadar has spoken to the company's press office and we await further details on pricing, tariffs and more. What they did tell us is that they are "looking for the best deals for their customers" and they they "are not...
iPhone News Updated (Free subscription) | 25/11/2009
Applications to help holiday shoppers, led by one with maps of more than 1,000 U.S. malls, are drawing lots of downloads. Tech-savvy holiday shoppers are hoping a new iPhone application will help them beat the rush on Black Friday. For $2.99, owners of Apple’s popular smart phone and its iPod Touch player can download Mall Maps - [...]
The Unofficial Apple Weblog (Free subscription) | 24/11/2009
Filed under: Enterprise , iPhone Support continues to grow for the iPhone in the enterprise. TBI Research ( subscription required ) says Apple's answer to telephony is gaining ground in business, thanks largely to employees and execs grabbing an iPhone for personal use and deciding they just have to have it for work as well. TBI sees the iPhone having trouble in two of the biggest industries in the...
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