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Guide: How to downgrade iPhone iOS 4 to OS 3.1.3
Apple's iOS 4 looks great, has loads of new features, works just fine on a 3GS. But it's turned our iPhone 3Gs into expensive ornaments: it made them - and the 3Gs of everyone we know - so slow they were barely useable. The good news is that you can fix it; the bad news is that you need to dump iOS 4 and it takes ages .
Hands on: Windows Phone 7 review
Microsoft might have been working on Windows Phone 7 for a year and a half or so, but only now is it getting to the point where it can be considered ready for market. We bagged some hands on time with the new platform, and while there are still some kinks to be ironed out, we were at least relieved that it's clearly a lot better than previous iterations of Windows Mobile. Interface The interface is the same as day one - tiles in a big long list that offer up titbits of information about various subjects.
Microsoft ‘missed an entire generation’ with Windows Mobile
Microsoft has revealed that it has a lot of catching up to do in the mobile phone world, with Steve Ballmer noting that the company lost a whole generation of users.
Chrome Web Apps Coming Along Quite Well. Some Already Work
One of the big announcements at this year’s Google I/O was that a new Chrome Web Store was being built . Think of it as Apple’s App Store or the Android Market but for web apps
Microsoft Kin One and Two UK launch killed
Microsoft has decided not to launch the Kin One and Kin Two in the UK – and has decided to scrap the whole project altogether.
In Depth: 20 best mobile apps for web designers
We're in the middle of a mobile app boom, with thousands upon thousands being released every week. Some are silly, some are serious, and some just plain suck. But there are a few that web designers and developers simply can't do without
Microsoft: Windows Phone 7 is ‘ad-serving machine’
Microsoft reps have claimed that its next mobile operating system is going to be an "ad-serving machine" according to a new demo of Windows Phone 7.
In Depth: iOS 4.0: 10 things to know
Steve Jobs took to the stage in Cupertino to finally unveil the new iOS 4.0 , offering some expected treats and some surprises. Along with his so-called seven 'tent-pole' services, there were a number of other elements that promise to keep the iPhone at the sharp end of the smartphone game, so let us tell you all you need to know about the new OS: 1.
Muziic Has Streamed 250 Million Music Videos To Date, But Will It Last?
We haven’t posted anything about online music and video streaming service Muziic so far, although I’ve been aware of its existence for a while (it has bagged a lot of media coverage since its debut in March 2009 and with the release of the fun Muziic DJ tool). The small, self-funded, father-son start up based in a small Iowa town offers its streaming service on a wide variety of platforms, including a Web player, desktop software client, Facebook , iPhone and iPad apps and more.
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