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"face2face is the product of a new startup company known for its mobile application, that integrates with your existing profile on facebook, twitter and other social networks and their applications to provide a great mesh-up experience. It doesn't end here, face2face is a location based social network that helps you to locate your nearby friends on twitter, facebook, LinkedIn, MySpace, or even face2face, if they grant the permission."

It may not knock the iPhone off its throne, but the new T-Mobile G1 could finally give the reigning smart phone some much-needed competition.

"Apple was left a bit red faced last week after Siri started telling everyone that the Nokia Lumia 900 was the greatest phone of them all. Oops."

Even though 2008 is still far from over, readers of Stuff magazine in the UK have already voted the second-generation iPhone as the Gadget of the Year. It also seems that as is they were not affected by the different glitches and issues faced by the 3G iPhone during the first few months after its debut.

How to Recover Data from a Water Damaged Mobile Phone There are few things that can be more distressing than seeing a blank screen when trying to open a mobile device after it has suffered water damage. While it can be easy to panic at first, there are things you can still do to retrieve some of the crucial data on your phone. This could be essential if you haven't backed up your contacts or have lost important information. In this article, we're going to give you the proper course of action if you're in this situation or if you ever have to face it in the future.

Apple could owe hundreds of millions in damages after a US jury on Tuesday found that chips powering coveted Apple mobile devices violated a technology patented by a foundation at the University of Wisconsin at Madison.

Even though the unit you see in the picture is still just a pre-release model, it's hard to deny that the HTC Touch HD does look better than the iPhone 3G thanks to its bigger and brighter display.

The patent dispute between Apple and Samsung next week a formal trial, although not yet a formal trial, but the two sides have begun a war of words. It is reported that Apple plans to use the Samsung contents of the file to defend, some of which File, Samsung smart phones and android tablet pcs and Apple iPhone (parameter picture sample evaluation) and iPad are surprisingly similar, it is also within the company The issue had been discussed, but has also been a clear warning of Google and other third-party companies. Apple said in the trial file: "Samsung's documents show that Samsung products with Apple products is not accidental, not Samsung's own claim that" natural evolution ", on the contrary, it is Samsung intentionally copied the result of sales of the iPhone and the iPad appearance, icon design and intuitive user interface Samsung's public statements and the contents of the file inconsistencies, Apple will be based on the file to defend. " Some evidence in the trial documents show, Samsung is not only interested in copying the iPhone and iPad some of the features and functionality, this bad behavior has also been a clear warning of Google and other third-party companies. The following are the some of the more persuasive view Apple excerpt from the files of the trial: - In February 2010, Google had explicitly told Samsung, the latter "P1" and P3 google android tablet (Galaxy Tab and Galaxy Tab 10.1) and the iPad is too similar, and requested the Samsung P3, with the iPad distinguish off. ung's product design team pointed out that the Galaxy S and iPhone 4S looks much like the "regrettable". - Samsung launched a formal assessment of some well-known designers had warned Samsung, Galaxy S "from the outside over-copied the design of the iPhone, Samsung should have its own innovation." The designers explained that the "Galaxy S is very similar appearance with the iPhone, there is no significant difference if you put the Samsung Logo on the product cove

World Biggest Classified Website Where You Can Find & Get Anything. True Classify is a marketplace service that enables users to buy and sell everything from furniture and electronics to cars and boats through its free mobile app. One of its handy features is the haggle option, allowing you to negotiate a lower price with a seller. You can also use its "watch" feature to keep an eye on specific items. Users also allowed to rate one another via a simple five-star system, enabling individuals to buy and sell more confidently. As a buyer, you can shop for items with the basic search tool and filtering options. Unlike being anonymous users in Craigslist, Facebook users need to add a name with face to do a listing. The True Classify also enables you to set some filter options and search for your local Marketplace up to 100 miles from your current location. True Classify has included term free ads into their domain name to ensure that their services always will be provided at no charge. You're almost guaranteed to find all the major cities such as Los Angeles, Chicago, or Houston on this classifieds. It's local and easy to use, try it today. The most famous classified site in Canada to find a wide range of deals on local items from clothes to cars to apartments. The classified advertising service connects with local buyers and sellers, and shop through hundreds of categories. True Classify is an alternative to sites like eBay and Craigslist. The site offers free classified ads and auctions, along with the option to upgrade to its premium features for a small fee. VendAnything's Storefront subscription service allows your business to have the custom presence on the site. True Classify is another Us based free classified platform allowing you to search and post ads. There are hundreds of categories to explore. In addition to the classified ads service, Free ads also offer services like building a website and business advertising. True Classify is an alternative to other on

One of the biggest struggles parents face today is when to give kids their own mobile devices. The general consensus though, is that the average age of children getting phones is becoming younger. It's now relatively common to find a prepubescent child with a smartphone, although health journalist Jacqueline Howard reported that it differs depending on the country.