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  • 26 August 2008

  • News: White iPhone 3G hits Carphone Warehouse stores

    A white version of Apple's iPhone 3G is now available at Carphone Warehouse.

  • News: Sony Ericsson launches DRM-free PlayNow store

    Sony Ericsson has relaunched its mobile content store PlayNow, renaming it PlayNow Arena and promoting music without the DRM technology some stores use to prevent copying or sharing of songs.

  • 23 August 2008

  • News: The 5 best iPhone Productivity Apps

    If your pocket is feeling a bit light after forking out for the new 3G iPhone, then check out our list of five productivity apps that cost absolutely nothing.

  • News: The top 5 computers in Hollywood movies

    A computer hasn't won an Oscar yet, but with these five films you can at least imagine a PC making a tearful acceptance speech.

  • 22 August 2008

  • News: 'Defective iPhone 3G' slammed in Apple lawsuit

    Apple has been hit with a class action lawsuit by a US woman who claims the iPhone's 3G network is slower than advertised.

  • 21 August 2008

  • News: First Nike + iPhone screenshots emerge

    Apple is set to introduce the Nike + iPod concept to the iPhone, judging by images published on French website iPhon.fr.

  • 20 August 2008

  • News: Batteries blamed for overheating iPods

    Faulty batteries are to blame for overheating iPods in Japan, according to an Apple statement.

  • 19 August 2008

  • Video: iPhone 3G user review

    LEUVISION's take on Apple's all-singing, all-dancing phone, digital media player and all-round must-have gadget.

  • News: Apple iPhone update fails to tackle 3G problems

    New firmware for Apple's iPhone released yesterday has not fixed users' 3G reception problems, according to reports on the company's support forums.

  • News: Girl killed over iPod porn

    An Indian newspaper claims that a six-year-old girl was "bludgeoned to death" by a 14-year-old boy after the girl refused to hand over an Apple iPod containing a porn film.

  • 18 August 2008

  • Opinion: Teacher fury at iPod-hiding school blazer

    Teachers are waving their canes in fury as Mrs Thatcher’s knicker-maker Marks & Spencer is selling a "Blazer for iPod” as part of its 2008 Back to School collection.

  • 16 August 2008

  • News: August 2008's 7 coolest gadgets revealed

    The sun may not be shining but technology manufacturers are making us sizzle with their latest products. We check out August's hottest gadgets.

  • 15 August 2008

  • Video: World Technology Update: August 15 2008

    New technology replaces limbs, Olympic advertisers go for gold, and Casio packs a load of features into a new phone. All that news and more on this week’s World Tech Update.

  • 14 August 2008

  • Video: First look: Casio G'zOne

    With an eye on active users, Casio has packed a bunch of potentially interesting features into its latest Japanese mobile phone, the rugged G'zOne handset. The phone is only available in Japan right now but such technology should make it into overseas models. The G'zOne handset includes a compass, GPS, thermometer, tide charts, sunrise and sunset times, moon phases and more.

  • News: 'Immature' Infineon chip blamed for iPhone woes

    Faulty Infineon chips could be to blame for some iPhone 3G owners' struggle to get a consistent signal when making calls on their phones, according to reports.

  • 13 August 2008

  • News: Nokia and RIM back 'iPhone effect'

    Apple's iPhone is boosting sales of competitive products such as the BlackBerry rather than eating up their market share, according to Research in Motion (RIM) and Nokia.

  • 12 August 2008

  • News: Apple admits iPhone contains app 'kill-switch'

    Apple has admitted that it has the ability to remotely disable potentially malicious iPhone and iPod Touch applications that have been downloaded from the App Store.

  • 11 August 2008

  • News: Apple removes 'stabbing app' for iPhone

    Apple has been critisced for offering a stabbing game for the iPhone in its App Store.

  • News: Apple delivers 60m iTunes apps in a month

    Apple's iTunes App Store delivered more than 60 million applications in its first month, according to a report in The Wall Street Journal, with the iPhone maker achieving $30m in sales.

  • Video: World Technology Update, August 08 2008

    Cars that sense when your about to have a collision, new laptop rules at US borders and we take Toyota’s robotic transporter for a spin. All that news and more on this week's World Tech Update.

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