SmartPhones stories - Page 329

Vodafone unveils a new iPhone app for customers to manage accounts, promising easy balance checks and payment options.

Advertising agencies blamed for sales of virtual goods overtake advertising in top categories on Apple's iOS platform.

Cut the Rope game enthrals players with physics-based puzzles, tasking them with feeding candy to a cute monster, Om Nom.

Skype revamps app with Facebook integration and group video calls, promising enhanced connectivity and a sleek new interface.

HTC retracts its announcement: The HD7 will no longer launch in New Zealand via Telecom, but will be exclusively available with Telstra in Australia.

Huawei launches Digital Shopping Mall to streamline cloud services and boost operators' revenue generation with faster market entry and reduced costs.

Samsung has confirmed that the Froyo update, expected in Nov/Dec, will resolve Skype issues on the Galaxy S. The device recently surpassed 5 million sales.

Apple gears up to unveil Mac OS X 10.7 Lion at a special event on 20th October at their HQ, teasing it with a lion-themed invite.

Apple's iPhone 4 now available without a contract in NZ, leap from Vodafone ties possible with no-contract purchases from Noel Leeming and Bond+Bond.

Gen-i backs Windows Phone 7 as a leading smartphone OS, touting its seamless integration with Xbox and potential for business solutions.

Shares in Adobe surged 17% amid rumours of Microsoft's interest in acquisition to challenge Apple's mobile dominance, as CEOs of both companies meet.

Apple gears up to wow with an iPhone 5, setting sights on a fresh design and early next year's launch, says WSJ.

Symantec reveals its new logo, merging its brand with VeriSign's iconic check mark, aiming to symbolise confidence and secure, simple information access.

Bento Template Exchange hits a milestone with over 500k downloads, proving its worth in providing practical database solutions since 2009.

Skype is now available for Android smartphones, running version 2.1 or above, allowing users to make free Skype-to-Skype calls.

Apple faces a £450m fine after a US jury orders it to pay Mirror Worlds for infringing patents, but vows to appeal.

Microsoft launches patent lawsuit against Motorola, claiming Android smartphones infringe on essential user experience tech.

IT administrators can greatly benefit from network-wide visibility into malware related incidents and policy breaches.

Alert resellers know the boom in covert cyber criminal activity is forcing businesses to rethink the budgets they're allocating to security initiatives.

Ingram Micro set to shake up New Zealand's Mac market, poaching veterans and launching a local division for Apple distribution.