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Often times you find yourself in a foreign country, whether on business or on a pleasure trip, and that's when you start noticing that you probably can't communicate with the locals very well, even if you do have some knowledge of the local language. That's why you should consider having a look at ICOON: this program (previously available only for desktop computers) translates any language into recognizable symbols. So whether you're in an emergency, looking for a wifi hotspot, or just very hungry, open your iPhone and ICOON comes to the rescue!

The Quick Response codes consists of a group of data which are saved in the form of the symbols. These can be seen in any of the products you purchase form the super market...

Most parents already know that iPhone and iPod touch have become powerful status symbols for many teenagers and children as they spend a good part of their day with the device to search the web, exchange email or text messages. These days, even schools are experimenting with integrating these gadgets into their classrooms and curriculum.

Move a step towards a luxurious life style by using these smart phones embraced with Gold blackberry porcshe, Diamond blackberry, Gold iphone and Gold iPhone 5.Technology advancement has gifted these. Besides the elegant look of these lavish phones the technical features in them are also advanced like the utilization of software like imessage, Siri and icloud.

While 2007 might have seemed like the year of the iPhone, Apple will probably look back on 2008 as the year it became a cell phone company.

Bing's market share keeps getting bigger (as of this writing, it's at just above 10 percent), and with the release of an iPhone app, Microsoft's oddly named search engine is getting serious about expanding their presence on every platform they can.

On Monday, Apple pulled out all the stops at its 2009 Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC), introducing additions and enhancements to its operating system, Mac OS X, the MacBook Pro laptop line, as well as a brand spankin' new iPhone. But it's not the new , or the beefed up MacBook Pros that really piqued my interest…it's the iPhone 3G, which Apple is now selling for less than $100.