The new ruling from the U.S. Government allowing iPhone users to legally unlock (or jailbreak) their iPhones is a step in the right direction. For the mobile app market to really develop into something akin to the PC software/application market, users must be able to put whatever type of (legal) apps they want on their [...]
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With all of the press and hype around iPhones, you’d be among the majority if you think that the iPhone is the predominant platform out there for mobile applications. Steve Jobs would certainly like you to think that! Reality is that even today, iPhones, iPads and iPod Touches combined are way less than 10% of [...]
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