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businessinsider.com - 2/16/2009

Live TV Coming To The iPhone

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Live television programming is on its way to Apple's (AAPL) iPhone. But the big questions are: Where? And is anyone going to pay for it? Digital video company PacketVideo says it's done with its mobile video app for the iPhone , which it will offer to carriers to sell their own branded mobile ...

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alleyinsider.com - 2/10/2009

$99 iPhone Coming This Summer: RBC (AAPL)

— alleyinsider.com — Apple will start selling a cheaper, 'entry-level' iPhone sometime this summer, for around $99 after subsidy, according... to "checks," RBC analyst Mark Abramsky said in a note this morning. The main cost reductions would come from fewer features -- ... (more) $99 iPhone Coming This Summer: RBC (AAPL)

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apple20.blogs.fortune.cnn.com - 2/13/2009

New Chinese iPhone talks target May 17 — UPDATE

— apple20.blogs.fortune.cnn.com — Has Apple switched horses in China? That’s the thrust of a pair of news reports out of... Beijing this week that suggest a deal to carry the iPhone in China could be reached as early as May 17. The first report, published Monday by ... (more) New Chinese iPhone talks target May 17 — UPDATE

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offworld.com - 2/9/2009

Apple classic Oregon Trail coming to iPhone

— offworld.com — oregontrailiphone.jpg As they did with the iPhone version of Digital Chocolate's Tower Bloxx , games site IGN... has posted the first screenshots showing that classic Apple II game The Oregon Trail will be making its way to the iPhone in coming months. ... (more) Apple classic Oregon Trail coming to iPhone

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PacketVideo offers live televison for the iPhone
Obsessable News Feed — ... PacketVideo claims we should "expect to see a major mobile operator launch this application within 6-8 weeks," but did not disclose what carrier or where that launch would be so there's no telling where it might pop up. Mobile television as a whole isn't very popular in the United States (just 2.1% of mobile subscribers in the U.S. watch television on their phones) but is very popular in other parts of the world, especially in Asia where TV is broadcast directly to handsets, so users are not paying data charges to tune in. ...