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Adobe has started development of a Flash player suitable for use on Apple Iphone

Engadget is reporting that Adobe plans to build Flash into the iPhone with the newly released SDK, even though Steve Jobs declared less than two weeks ago that the technology wasn’t ready for the device.

Iphone needs to be running scared with Android’s nearing release.

“Once you have devices out there from Motorola, HTC, Samsung, and so on, there’s a much larger potential market on Android than for the iPhone. [Apple is] a single manufacturer, it’s targeted at a particular demographic, and it falls far short of the 1 billion mobile phones sold every year worldwide” Rich Miner, Google

SAN DIEGO, California - Your credit card, the lock on your front door, your cell phone’s voicemail, your hotel television, and your web browser are all not as secure as you might like to think, as Pablos Holman, a hacker clad in all black, gleefully demonstrated on stage Wednesday like an evil Las Vegas magician.

Sun Microsystems is developing a Java Virtual Machine for Apple’s iPhone and plans to release the JVM some time after June, enabling Java applications to run on the popular mobile device.

If ever two brands were destined to be paired it was these two.

After dismissing the iPhone as “silly” last year (just to see it crushing Windows Mobile’s market share a few days ago,) The Other Steve spilt his thoughts on the iPhone announcement yesterday, all during the Mix’08 keynote with Guy Kawasaki.

Refurb iPhones to be sold at $199

Here are the coolest and most popular tech-tronics of 2007 namely apple iphone, torrents, ans a surprise item.

Think the iPhone is pricey? The cool cell phone of 1988 cost $4382 in today’s dollars. A 150MB hard drive? $8755. Take a trip with us down memory lane, and you’ll never whine about the price of a gadget again.

LinkedIn a few days ago announced the upgrade of their FireFox toolbar. This weekend, they announced the deployment of their Mobile version of the site. This will allow all mobile device users access to the LinkedIn, including Blackberry and iPhone users.

Six months after Facebook came out with a version of its social network for the iPhone, LinkedIn is finally coming around to releasing a mobile version of its own. But?

Zoho is billed as an online office suite. But you can use these free tools “a la cart” to do everything better: better blog posting, better list management, better Web page creation, better online collaboration, better brainstorming and note-taking, better iPhone app viewing, better PowerPoint, better Web site gadgets, better PDF Creation and more.

Must be in response to Verizon’s data plans. These are a better deal, and require no new contract, or a 1 year for new subscribers. Pretty non evil for AT&T. Right in time for iPhone 3G and the Unicorns it will ride in on.

The eBay boycott is on. Wisconsin beware: Michigan brandishes the world’s most powerful laser. 400,000 unlocked iPhones in China. HD-DVD is gone, Daddy, gone.

Poor Research in Motion. First the iPhone shows up and makes its BlackBerry look old and busted. Now, it really IS old and busted. RIM is experiencing a “disruption of service” affecting all wireless carriers in North America.

Boingo announced today SPECIAL PRICING for people who want to use its WiFi hotspots at airports and other locations with Apple iPhones, Microsoft Windows Mobile devices and Sony Ericsson phones. The new rate is just $8 per month. The new pricing will be rolled out on each platform at different times this year.

Microsoft today revealed that it was acquiring Danger Inc. The deal’s terms have not been disclosed but will see the maker of the T-Mobile Sidekick rolled into the division that handles the Xbox 360 and Zune — raising the specter of a Zune phone to take on Apple’s iPhone.

Most of those subscribers came to AT&T through its exclusive contract to provide service for Apple’s iPhone; Apple said Tuesday it sold 2.3 million iPhones during the quarter.

From a clone’s debut to iPhone insanity, here are the most significant moments of the PC World era.

Remember that formal announcement of Lotus Notes Mail on the iPhone? Right, Apple’s first big corporate iPhone push which the AP said would happen at LotusSphere? Not going to happen, at least not yet

Nokia and Facebook are working on porting the social network on to Nokia handsets in a major way, we have learned. The Facebook placement could be as prominent as the YouTube button on the main screen of iPhone, our sources indicate. Also, the deal involves giving Facebook a major slot within Nokia retail products’ displays.

Google ignores users who cant use their IMAP access to Gmail. Google even ignores begging from users to post an eta for the fix. This problem is decribed as “Gmail vs WM6 IMAP bug”. (instead - releases new iPhone updates - WM6 is majority of business users)

Google ignores users who cant use their IMAP access to Gmail. Google even ignores begging from users to post an eta for the fix. This problem is decribed as “Gmail vs WM6 IMAP bug”. (instead - releases new iPhone updates - WM6 is majority of business users)

Not happy with the 20%-30% cut Apple wants, says Chinese news site

The first digital decade was largely driven by the keyboard and the mouse. Just in the last two years, we’ve started to see the emergence of other modes of interaction. Touch on the Windows PC, touch on the iPhone, the Surface device that we’re talking about

The first digital decade was largely driven by the keyboard and the mouse. Just in the last two years, we’ve started to see the emergence of other modes of interaction. Touch on the Windows PC, touch on the iPhone, the Surface device that we’re talking about

The most popular stories at Digg.com in 2007 - Year of the iPhone, HD-DVD code, Firefox, Photo section and Ron Paul…

The most popular stories at Digg.com in 2007 - Year of the iPhone, HD-DVD code, Firefox, Photo section and Ron Paul…

2007 was an eventful year in Web Technology, with the rise of Facebook, some frenzied acquisitions from the likes of Google, Yahoo and Microsoft, and of course the iPhone. To round out the year (and put an end to the December lists!) here is a look at what we think were the 10 biggest Web tech stories of the year.

2007 was an eventful year in Web Technology, with the rise of Facebook, some frenzied acquisitions from the likes of Google, Yahoo and Microsoft, and of course the iPhone. To round out the year (and put an end to the December lists!) here is a look at what we think were the 10 biggest Web tech stories of the year.

The Wall Street Journal says a Japanese launch for the iPhone is essential for Apple to ship ten million iPhones by the end of next year. Reuters reports that Apple’s strict demands have made talks with Japan’s top carrier, DoCoMo, rocky. But it could mean that the hotly-awaited 3G iPhone

The Wall Street Journal says a Japanese launch for the iPhone is essential for Apple to ship ten million iPhones by the end of next year. Reuters reports that Apple’s strict demands have made talks with Japan’s top carrier, DoCoMo, rocky. But it could mean that the hotly-awaited 3G iPhone

Pownce now has a full featured Mobile site for use with mobile devices. Looks great on the iPhone!

Pownce now has a full featured Mobile site for use with mobile devices. Looks great on the iPhone!

Here are some pictures of the new interface.

Here are some pictures of the new interface.

The head of AT&T has promised that a version of Apple’s iPhone capable of connecting to 3G wireless networks will be released next year, bringing noticeably faster web access and email downloads to this line of smartphones.