China lauds iPhone app that spreads state views
China's film and TV regulator late Tuesday praised the growth of an iPhone application from state broadcaster CCTV as the country looks for new ways to project its political views abroad.
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NASA brings chemical sensor to iPhone
If you are in need of finding out if there is ammonia, chlorine gas or methane in the air around you, there’s an iPhone app for that. A researcher at NASA's Ames Research Center has developed what NASA calls a proof of concept of new technology that would bring compact, low-cost, low-power, high-speed nanosensor-based chemical sensing capabilities to cell phones.
Verizon sold 100,000 Droids over first weekend, analyst says
Broadpoint AmTech's estimate that Verizon sold 100,000 Motorola Droid smartphones during its first weekend drew a mixed response from analysts.
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BlackBerry-maker Research In Motion (RIM) kicked off its second annual BlackBerry Developer Conference this week in San Francisco, and the company quickly wowed its developer audience on the first day with a variety of exciting announcements, including an entire "toolbox" of new development utilities.
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