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• 14 April 2009

• News: 1 billionth App Store download nears

  Apple has posted a web page counting down - or actually counting up - to the one billionth app downloaded milestone on the App Store.

• News: Trend Smart Surfing protects iPhone browsing

  Trend Micro has announced that its Trend Smart Surfing application is now available on the Apple iTunes App Store.

• 11 April 2009

• News: The 10 best Bluetooth gadgets

  These days, almost every conceivable gadget comes with Bluetooth - from your laptop to your mobile phone. Named after 10th-century King Harald Bluetooth, who was temporarily able to unite several warring Scandinavian tribes, Bluetooth is a protocol for short-range wireless communications.

• News: 25 technology products: gone but not forgotten

  We've rounded up the 25 best tech products that may be long gone, but we'll never forget them. How have they managed to hang on for so long?

• 08 April 2009

• Opinion: Leaked iPhone 3.0 screens hit the web

  Tech blogs and iPhone fan sites continue to buzz with rumours and speculation about Apple's upcoming iPhone 3.0 software and a new iPhone model or two that may or may not ship this summer. So why not add a few "leaked" screenshots to the mix?

• News: Sky+ app for iPhone launches

  Sky has launched an app for Apple's iPhone that allows handset owners to browse an electronic programme guide (EPG) and choose TV shows to record on their Sky+ box at home.

• News: Google improves Gmail on G1 and iPhone

  Google has announced it has improved access to its Gmail webmail service from mobile phones running its Android operating system and Apple's iPhone.

• News: Intel to launch Moorestown & Moblin in 2010

  Intel revealed more details about the future launch of its Moorestown chip platform at the Intel Developer Forum in Beijing on Wednesday, setting the target launch date at a firm 2010.

• News: Lawsuit asks court to stop Apple iPhone sales

  Taiwan chip designer Elan Microelectronics is suing Apple over the infringement of two US patents.

• 07 April 2009

• Video: Nanotouch technology shrinks touchscreen displays

  Touch screens offer many benefits from ease of use to easy customization, but the screens of touch devices can only get so small before your finger starts blocking most of the screen.

• News: BlackBerry Storm 2 coming in September?

  RIM looks set to launch a new version of the BlackBerry Storm handset.

• News: BBC brings TV to mobiles

  The BBC is making a number of its TV programmes available to mobile phone users.

• News: iPhone & iPod to get 3.2Mp camera upgrade

  The next generation Apple iPhone and iPod will benefit from the addition of a 3.2-megapixel camera, according to a report from DigiTimes.

• News: T-Mobile plans Google Android tablet PC

  T-Mobile plans to launch two new devices running on the Google Android platform early next year. The company looks set to introduce a home phone and a tablet computer, both powered by Google's mobile operating system.

• 06 April 2009

• News: 40% back ad-supported mobile phones

  40 percent of Brits would put up with adverts on their mobile phone if meant they could access content for free, says KPMG.

• News: Asus Eee PC Videophone hits UK

  Asus has extended its expanding 'Eee' brand to videophones, putting on sale in the UK a standalone device that lets Skype users videoconference without the need for a PC or webcam.

• News: Google builds iPhone control for blind

  Google engineers have come up with a way to help visually impaired people control touchscreen-based handhelds such as Apple's iPhone.

• 03 April 2009

• TomTom XL and One with IQ routes

  TomTom has extended its IQ Routes function to its TomTom ONE and TomTom XL satellite navigation devices. IQ Routes present drivers with the quickest, least traffic-choked route for the time of day they're driving.

• Video: RIM opens App World for BlackBerry

  This week at CTIA in Las Vegas Research in Motion opened App World an on-device application store for Blackberries

• News: Skype for iPhone exceeds 1 million downloads

  Skype for iPhone has already been downloaded more than one million times, around six downloads every second reports Skype in a blog post.

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