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The PayPal app for the iPhone has just received what seems to be a nice overall update.

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PayPal app gets updated, now includes ability to Bump money

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SimplifyMedia have recently announced that they will be pulling their apps from the App Store. And while they may have good plans for the future they do not seem ready to share any at this time.

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SimplifyMedia app being removed from the App Store — by developer

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Before developing an application for the iPhone, a developer must agree to a list of terms set forth by Apple’s legal department. Until now, these terms have remained pretty “hush hush,” as mandated by the terms themselves. You may recall that NASA recently developed an application for the iPhone, and just like any other developer,

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‘Secret’ iPhone developer agreement made public

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Over the weekend, the Wall Street Journal released a comprehensive profile of iPhone usage within Apple’s rival corporation, Microsoft. Surprisingly, it was discovered that nearly 10,000 Microsoft employees (roughly 10% of the company’s employees) accessed their works e-mails via iPhone last year. Some Microsoft workers take pains to hide their iPhones

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Nearly 10% of Microsoft employees use iPhones

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It’s been a month since the debut of Google Buzz . By now, the service should be available to all Google users. If you have not yet heard about Google Buzz, it is the latest social product offered by Google.

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Hands-On With Google Buzz for iPhone

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Without getting caught up in the fact that these numbers are not official, they are still impressive. Well, they are impressive assuming they are accurate, but then again the source of where the are coming from has a good track record. And with that disclaimer out of the way, lets get into it… It has been

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Apple estimated to have sold over 150,000 iPads since launch

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TomTom has recently updated their iPhone app. The latest update brings the app up to version 1.3 and with the new version number comes a few additional and mostly welcomed features. According to the what’s new section in the App Store listing, the TomTom app will now be offering real-time traffic, Google local search, updated

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TomTom updated to 1.3, gets real time traffic, Google local search, new maps and more

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Speaking at SXSW, Opera’s Communications Manager Thomas Ford has said they are preparing to submit their iPhone version of Opera to Apple for approval.  This comes a short while after Mobile World Congress, where the company gave a demonstration of Opera Mini running on the iPhone. The South By Southwest festival represents the second outing for

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iPhone Opera Browser Coming ‘in Weeks’

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A recently released teaser video from Rhapsody is promising that offline listening will be coming soon to the iPhone. This means that Rhapsody users will be able to download tracks to the iPhone and take advantage of their subscription even when a connection is not available such as when in Airplane Mode

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Rhapsody promises “offline listening” for the iPhone “coming soon”

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Several curious MacRumors readers recently noticed that Apple’s policy regarding iPad battery issues is not to replace the battery (as one would think,) but instead to replace the entire iPad itself for a fee of $99 (shipping and handling not included.) According to Apple’s website: “You will receive a replacement iPad that will not contain any of

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Apple to replace iPad itself instead of battery

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