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Apple fans waiting for the iPhone 3G outside an AT&T Store. Photo: J. Nisen.

Suffering From iPhone Envy?: 3G Look-Alikes Give More Bang per Buck

Thousands of people, some staying all night, waited outside stores nationwide to be the first person on their block, street or town to own the new iPhone 3G. However, several touchscreen phones on the market are as just user-friendly and application-oriented -- and, ultimately, cheaper. ...continue


iPhone 3G Has Slew of New Applications

By far, the best thing about the iPhone 3G, is the inclusion of the iPhone App Store, a virtual marketplace where you can download hundreds of entertaining and useful applications with a few taps of your fingers. Of the more than 800 applications in the store, about 200 are free and most others cost less than $10. Having instant access to the App Store means you'll never get bored. ...continue


Bloomberg Has a Cool, Useful, Free App for Your iPhone

Apple has long provided a stock market tracker on the iPhone, but Bloomberg has released a free app called Bloomberg LP that offers far more than the default app. The version reviewed was version 1.1, an 0.8MB download from the App Store. ...continue


Hands On Review: The SanDisk Sansa Fuze

Three weeks into testing SanDisk's Sansa Fuze, it's performed very well, certainly in line with a good experience using another product from SanDisk' stable. So the key question in reviewing the Fuze is to find out if the experience would be familiar enough to measure up . . . and the device enhanced enough to impress. ...continue


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