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• 10 February 2009

• News: Obama Trampoline banned from Apple's App Store

  Apple has refused to sell a game for the iPhone in which Barack Obama and other US political figures bounce on a trampoline in its iTunes app store.

• News: Google Sync takes on Microsoft's My Phone

  Google has launched an online service that allows iPhone users and handsets running Windows Mobile or Symbian to sync their calendar and contacts with their Gmail accounts.

• News: Intel plans high-definition portable video players

  Intel researchers are trying to create small, integrated chips that will be able to run high-definition 1080p video on portable devices, though it could take them five to eight years to do so, a senior Intel engineer said on Monday.

• 09 February 2009

• Video: World Technology Update, February 9 2009

  Sticker machines are back with a new twist, the iPhone launches in the Middle East and Google introduces two new products. All that news and more on this week’s World Tech Update.

• News: Microsoft to unveil My Phone this year

  Microsoft has confirmed that it will launch My Phone - a service that allows mobile phone users to sync information between Windows Mobile handsets and the web - later this year.

• News: Samsung Touch Ultra phone set for release

  Samsung has unveiled its latest phone aimed at the full touchscreen end of the market that was ignited by Apple's iPhone.

• News: LG Arena smartphone has 3D interface

  LG Electronics plans to launch its new flagship multimedia phone, called Arena, at next week's Mobile World Congress expo in Barcelona.

• 07 February 2009

• News: Five free BlackBerry Storm apps

  If you think you get what you pay for when it comes to BlackBerry Storm apps, then we can prove you wrong. Check out our list of the five best free apps for BlackBerry's newest smartphone.

• 06 February 2009

• News: Google unveils Book Search for iPhone

  Google has made its Book Search function available to Apple iPhone and T-Mobile G1 users. It joins a growing group of network operators and content providers that are putting books on mobile phones.

• News: Microsoft to launch smartphone

  Microsoft is thought to be using the Mobile Word Congress (MWC), which takes place in Barcelona this month, to launch a smartphone.

• 05 February 2009

• News: Privacy lobby slams Google Latitude

  Google Latitude, which uses GPS to allow you to track people on your mobile phone, is under fire from privacy campaigners. They say that Google Latitude could be used to spy on unsuspecting users.

• News: Garmin and Asus to launch new smartphone

  Sat-nav manufacturer Garmin X is teaming up with Asus in a bid to build a new smartphone.

• 04 February 2009

• News: Google lets mobile users pinpoint each other

  Google has launched a new function for its Google Maps for Mobile app that allows you to share your location with friends and family.

• News: Slack phone sales contribute to Motorola loss

  Motorola has revealed revenue for quarter four of 2008 is down 26 percent from last year.

• News: T-Mobile upgrades G1 'Google' phone

  T-Mobile has released an update for its Google Android-based G1 smartphone which adds a couple of new features and fixes some glitches.

• News: iPhone 3G speeds investigated again

  Apple and AT&T Mobility are facing two new lawsuits claiming the speed and infrastructure of the 3G network is insufficient.

• News: Brits snub mobile phone instant messaging

  Only 35 percent of Brits use the instant messaging (IM) function on their mobile phone says ProcessOne.

• 03 February 2009

• News: Mobile Internet Devices to usurp both iPhone and netbooks

  Mobile Internet Devices (MIDs) may supplant both smartphones, such as Apple's iPhone, and netbboks, such as the Asus Eee PC, according to a survey of US consumers released today.

• News: Adobe struggling to bring Flash to iPhone

  Adobe has confirmed it is still working on bringing Flash to Apple's iPhone.

• 02 February 2009

• News: Zumbafone: World's first backup replacement mobile

  You may not have heard of the Zumbafone before, but its makers are confident it could revolutionise the way you communicate. Of course, they won't tell you much more - because the Zumbafone is currently considered top-secret, even though it could be available in the UK by the end of the year

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