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Apple's SDK and iTunes App Store rules have prohibited apps that exploit certain iPhone features, such as global UI enhancements (e.g., copy and paste), video recording and streaming, multimedia SMS, Bluetooth file sharing, Internet tethering, and background processing. Apple also blocks apps that don't fit its vision for iPhone usability, including podcasting, direct GPS access, and competing e-mail and Web browser clients. The following 21 apps today run only on jailbroken iPhones. Some of their capabilities will ship with Apple's 3.0 iPhone firmware, but most of them won't. What ultimately wins in the enterprise, the Blackberry or the iPhone?
Two experts debate which mobile device is better in the enterprise: the BlackBerry or the iPhone. Microsoft pricing, mobile, support needs new song and dance
It's no secret I like Microsoft products. But that doesn't mean I think Microsoft is flawless. I would like to see Microsoft improve its consumer pricing, mobile products and self-help support. 10 fool-proof predictions for the Internet in 2020
There are many views about how to fix the Internet's architecture, but there's widespread agreement about many aspects of the future Internet. Here's our list of 10 fool-proof predictions for what the Internet will look like in a decade. Morphie to show iPhone credit card reader at CES
Morphie will unveil a credit card reader for the Apple iPhone at CES this week. O2 admits that network struggles to cope with iPhone apps
The success of the iPhone has had an effect on mobile operator O2, causing the network to under-perform. AT&T Tells FCC It's Time to Cut the Cord
In response to a Notice of Inquiry released by the FCC to explore how to transition to a purely IP-based communications network, AT&T has declared that it's time to cut the cord. AT&T told the FCC that the death of landlines is a matter of when, not if, and asked that a firm deadline be set for pulling the plug. Clearwire stayed ahead in big year for WiMax
2009 was a very big year for Clearwire, as the wireless Internet provider took its ambitious rollout of mobile WiMax from just two cities to nearly 30 markets. 4 reasons Apple will launch a tablet in 2010
It's the one product everyone just knows Apple will unveil in the coming year. It's also the one product no one really knows anything about. WiMax is here: What you need to know
Early adopters, analysts reveal the pros and cons of the wireless broadband service A new etiquette for the iPhone generation
The behavioral and societal effects of Apple's revolutionary device need attention, analysts say Today from the Subnet communities On Cisco Subnet: John Chambers says big is back and Cisco is the example and Howard Schmidt Appointed as New Cybersecurity Coordinator; On Microsoft Subnet Microsoft loses appeal: injunction against selling MS Word reinstated; On Google Subnet: Google Doodles 2009: a year in review. Network World on Twitter? You bet we are | 
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