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Sunday
Jun 19,2011

If you go on frequent trips for business purposes you know how difficult it can be to keep track of all of your electronic devices. Some mobile phones are great for sending text messages and emails, however, professionals need a way to run a virtual office while they are on the road. The Nokia N8 may not get as much press as the iPhone 4, however, it is a powerful smartphone that is used by countless business professionals. The Nokia N8 runs on the Symbian^3 operating system, enables users to video conference, give multimedia presentations and travel to their destinations with the Ovi Maps application.

While the iPhone offers many similar features, it is more geared towards users that want to choose their own apps. The Nokia N8 comes with more than 25 pre-loaded games, applications and software and not as many developers build apps for the Ovi Store. All in all, the Nokia N8 is a no nonsense smartphone geared towards business professionals that don’t have a lot of time to search for new apps and programs.

The iPhone may offer consumers more options, however, most user created apps come with a number of quirks and glitches that need to be worked out over time. Every app downloaded from the Ovi Store is guaranteed to be fully functional. Both of these mobile phones can be found at Phones 4u, where consumers are able to read reviews, get full product descriptions and compare and contrast specifications. You don’t need to be a technology expert to enjoy the Nokia N8 or the iPhone 4, but it is a good idea to get a good idea of all of their features before you make a decision. When you buy a new mobile phone pick one that comes with an extended warranty so that your purchase will last for years to come.

Monday
Mar 3,2008
Native P2P makes it to the iPhone It’s early days, but a preliminary version of a Transmission peer-to-peer client for the iPhone has appeared online. The code has been ported over to work on the iPhone’s ARM processor. The Unofficial Apple Weblog
posted a link to the Core OS app which it wisely warns against using on
an EDGE connection.
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  • Monday
    Mar 3,2008
    The Cloud hails iPhone; looks to WiMAX Hotspot vendor The Cloud
    says the iPhone is making a “huge difference” to its data
    traffic, while it’s also looking to the future and thinking about
    possibilities with WiMAX. We spoke to Owen Geddes, Development Director
    at The Cloud, about the Wi-Fi hotspot market going forward.
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  • Monday
    Mar 3,2008
    Apple to have final say on new iPhone apps With the possibility of iPhone apps coming to the iTunes Store as early as this week, speculation abounds over how software will be offered and if there will be a vetting process that will ensure users are getting high-quality programs. According to one report, Apple has already set the specifics of that plan in motion and is ready to move forward on Thursday.
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  • Friday
    Feb 29,2008
    Apple to launch 3G iPhone in June? Stop! Hold out for that shiny new iPhone just a little longer - the 3G version could arrive as soon as June, say analysts
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