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By Duncan Kennedy An iPhone application that allows users to download speeches by the former Italian dictator Benito Mussolini has been withdrawn.

by Rick Broida I'm old enough to remember the heyday of graphic adventures. Space Quest, The Secret of Monkey Island, Full Throttle--these were the ...

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As reported by the Wall Street Journal, an ABI Research paper claims (with what sounds like a little too much

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by Luke In olden times, players' World of Warcraft experiences ended when they dragged themselves away from their PC.

I pinched and zoomed the Google Maps images on my Nexus One smartphone this morning, the same pinch-and-zoom iPhone (and iPod Touch) users been able to do ...

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After the news last week that Apple and AT&T are now allowing VOiP apps to make phone calls over the 3G network, Skype said it's still waiting to release a ...

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Public radio's ever-popular program, This American Life, has released a dedicated iPhone app, giving you access to the

By Sam Oliver In addition to Apple's existing partnership with Foxconn, a new deal with Asus subsidiary Pegatron Technology is reportedly in place for the ...

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By Kevin Kelleher Good news for those who bought Google's Nexus One phones—the apps developed by Google (GOOG), such as the browser and maps, ...

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By Rick Whiting, ChannelWeb Apple issued a new release of the iPhone OS Tuesday that patches a number of security holes, including several that could allow ...

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