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‘Safe Eyes Mobile’, First Kid-Safe Browser for Apple iPhone
solsie.com - 2/4/2009
‘Safe Eyes Mobile’, First Kid-Safe Browser for Apple iPhone
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New Browser Selectively Blocks Inappropriate Content In Multiple Categories To Give Parents Peace-of-Mind I nternetSafety.com, the recognized leader in Internet safety solutions, today announced that Safe Eyes(R) Mobile, the first Internet browser that helps parents protect their children ...
iPhone multitasking may be in store for firmware 3.0
obsessable.com - 2/4/2009
iPhone multitasking may be in store for firmware 3.0
— obsessable.com — We might even get push-based communication between apps sooner, but Apple's been dragging its feet. Are you... happy with how applications run on your iPhone or iPod touch? Many users have been asking Apple for a way to let more than one program run at the same time, a request that's gone (more) iPhone multitasking may be in store for firmware 3.0

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Is Apple working on a next-gen iPhone with customized multi-core chips?
intomobile.com - 2/5/2009
Is Apple working on a next-gen iPhone with customized multi-core chips?
— intomobile.com — By now it’s an accepted fact that Apple ( NSDQ: AAPL ) has loosed a fleet of... next-generation iPhones for real-world testing. And, true to Apple’s usually secretive ways, the new “ iPhone 2,1 ” feature-set is still a mystery. ... (more) Is Apple working on a next-gen iPhone with customized ...

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The great iPod migration
apple20.blogs.fortune.cnn.com - 2/4/2009
The great iPod migration
— apple20.blogs.fortune.cnn.com — How will Apple ( AAPL ) persuade 100 million iPod users to trade up to an iPhone?... That’s the problem Bernstein Research’s Toni Sacconaghi tackles in a report to clients Wednesday. His answer: Make an iPhone that comes without a data ... (more) The great iPod migration

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Safe Eyes Mobile = Kid Safe Browser for iPhone
iPhone News Feeds — ... a bit of an iPhone whiz and I really don’t want her to stumble into any really questionable sites. One thing Safe Eyes Mobile could really use right now though is a ‘Lite’ version - as it is currently priced at a hefty $19.99. In the current App Store environment, that’s very high. I’d need to see a much more complete demo, or better still see a Lite version that proved the app’s effectiveness before shelling out for the full monty - or in this case blocking the full monty :) Via: Solsie.com ...

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