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Adobe Readying Flash Player For iPhone, Awaiting Apple’s Approval

At Adobe’s “Flash On The Beach” conference, the company confirmed that a Flash player for the iPhone is under development and will be ready when and if Apple gives the approval.

Image courtesy of Flash Magazine
While a true player hasn’t been fully developed and tested, Adobe’s Sr. Director of Engineering did confirm for the first time publicly [...]

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Video: Instinct Product Placement TV Ad

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Gone are the days of the hippie “magic of SprintSpeed” ads that we nailed would fail.

Now, Sprint is trying to promote actual devices by actually showing the features they can perform with. And, to tie into Sprint’s Instinct Product [...]

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Video: CTIA’s Awareness Ad

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CTIA, the association for the wireless industry in America, has begun to promote itself to the general public. In a new ad campaign, the wireless industry says “OK” to “whatever America wants next” in wireless communication.

CTIA Ad – Standard [...]

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Video: Dan Hesse, Sprint, and Simply Everything

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Sprint CEO Dan Hesse pitches Sprint’s new Simply Everything plan.

Simply Everything – High Definition (720p), H.264 (17 MB)
Simply Everything – Extended Definition (480p), MPEG-4 (5.4 MB)
Simply Everything – iPhone/iPod Ready, H.264 (5.3 MB)
Simply Everything – Mobile, 3GPP (1.2 MB) 

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Video: HTC’s First American TV Ad

HTC has posted on YouTube their first television advertisement to run in the United States. The ad kicks off HTC’s mass media campaign, set to promote HTC in print, television, and online.

The leading smartphone manufacturer has struggled in advertising its brand in North America. After five years of selling HTC devices through carriers, the company [...]

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Yahoo Adds Voice Recognition to OneSearch on BlackBerry

In a report filed by Reuters, Yahoo has announced the addition of voice recognition technology to its mobile OneSearch client for the BlackBerry.
The addition of voice recognition is one of the first steps for the search company to foster a more natural experience when conducting web searches, a concept commonly known as the “semantic web”, [...]

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TapRoot Systems Announces WalkingHotSpot

Wireless solutions provider TapRoot Systems has announced the availability of their WalkingHotSpot software for Windows Mobile and Symbian Series 60.
As the name suggests, WalkingHotSpot works by turning the existing 3G connection on a device into a quick access point by utilizing the available 3G internet access and passing the connection through the Wi-Fi radio, enabling [...]

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Orb Update Adds Fixes, MMSH 1.1

Orb, the popular free placeshifting software for remote access of media, has been updated. Version 2.00.1084 makes several bug fixes and improvements. The update fixes several connection issues with Windows Vista, including key updates to support Vista Service Pack 1.
Most notable however, is the addition of MMSH 1.1 support. This enables streaming media players to [...]

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Samsung U940 Renamed to "Glyde"

Engadget Mobile reports that the Samsung U940 offering on Verizon’s network has been renamed from “Q-Ball” to “Glyde” with a targeted launch date in March. It is unknown at the moment whether the Glyde will be running the updated Samsung TouchWiz software that debuted at Mobile World Congress last week.
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Where in the World is WMWifiRouter? (Updated)

WMWifiRouter, the tool that allows users to share their Windows Mobile device’s internet connection via Wi-Fi, has disappeared from the web.
The tool utilized several hacks in the Windows Mobile platform, which essentially converted any Windows Mobile 5.0 AKU3 or above device into a Wi-Fi hotspot. The program was one of the first reliable methods to [...]

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