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Powwownow based in UK has recently rolled-out their iPhone conference call app.

At the quarterly earnings conference call yesterday, Apple has hinted that it is not too interested in manufacturing the much rumoured entry-level iPhone Nano.

In addition to itslarge back-lit display, the Office 80IP has an integrated alphanumeric keyboard which saves users valuable time when searching for contact names or when writing text messages. Practical functions such as automatic callback, call forwarding and conference call also help improve efficiency during your dailyroutine. In order to protect the telephone against unauthorised use, it can be allocated an access code.

As I sat in the audience at Google's I|O conference yesterday morning, I watched Google VP of Engineering Vic Gundotra and others unveil Android 2.2 "Froyo," an ambitious upgrade to the company's mobile OS. Gundotra began the keynote by framing Android as a moral crusade against "a future where one man, one company, one device, one carrier would be our only choice."

The iPhone's lack of a virtual keyboard can make it hard to fire off a simple, quick e-mail or text message, such as "I'm running late" or "call me." But the free "Pastie Lite" iPhone app makes it easy to send quick messages.

If you've wondered why the marketing world is obsessed with creating apps for the iPhone, take a stroll down the hallways of Kraft Foods, Gannett and German publisher Axel Springer.

When Apple Inc. launched an updated iPhone at its annual gathering of software developers last June, its biggest competitor was the iPhone that Apple had introduced the year before.

To give Flash application developers more insight into how their apps are being used, Adobe is rolling out new services to make Flash apps more social and measurable.