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• Apple: App Store Makes Everyone a Developer Phil Schiller claims that Apple's runaway hit the App Store has the potential to make anyone an iPhone developer.
• AT&T May Charge Heavy Data Users More AT&T is considering special usage fees to heavy data users, including those with iPhones and other smartphones.
• Why Apple Won't Clean Up App Store User Reviews Truth be told, iTunes has been devoid of homemade social features since day one, and that's unlikely to change in the foreseeable future.
• Confirmed: Google Goggles Will Reach Other Platforms Wondering whether Google Goggles will ever hit the iPhone or make its way to the BlackBerry? Here are some answers.
• Samsung's Bada Aims to Bring Apps to All New mobile phone platform is designed to bring iPhone-like apps to cheaper smartphones. So, what's the catch?
• Ratings Scandal Kills More than 1000 iPhone Apps Apple learns that developer's highly-rated apps weren't really so well regarded, and pulls them from the App Store.
• Security Skeptics Invite iPhone into the Enterprise Despite its inherent security shortcomings, the iPhone is now showing up for work alongside, or instead of, Research in Motion BlackBerries and Microsoft Windows Mobile handsets.
• NASA App for iPhone, iPod Touch: Calling Major Tom NASA today unveiled NASA App 1.1, an updated version of its free application for the Apple iPhone and iPod Touch.
• 30 Years of Handheld Game Systems Three decades after the debut of Milton Bradley’s Microvision, here’s a look at how handheld video game systems evolved, from early flops like the Atari Lynx to the gaming innovations of the iPhone.
• World Tech Update: New Microsoft Bing Maps, Facebook Changes, and Intel's New CPU Microsoft upgrades its online mapping service, Intel unveils a 48-core chip, Facebook announces major changes, and China has slow iPhone sales.
• Experts Not Surprised By iPhone Malicious App Report According to one developer, iPhone apps that sneak through Apple's approval process could attack even non-jailbroken iPhones.
• Apple Should Approve Fewer But Better iPhone Apps With IDC predicting 300,000 iPhone apps by the end of next year, maybe it's time for Apple to be more selective in what it approves.
• Manly Droid Strikes Back: New Ads Dismiss iPhone Verizon cranks up the testosterone in the newest round of TV ads shoving aside the "tiara-wearing" iPhone.
• Analysts Predict App Explosion in 2010 IDC analysts are predicting that 2010 will be the year of the app, with Apple tripling to 300,000 apps, and Android quintupling to cross the 100,000 mark.
• Securing Your iPhone Jailbreak To those who have already jailbroken, or are considering making the jump- fear not! Your jailbroken iPhone can be just as, if not even more secure than any stock iPhone. Here are a few tips.
• Is Apple's iPhone App Store Growing Unwieldy? Research firm estimates Apple's iPhone App Store will hit 300,000 applications by the end of 2010.
• iPhone Owners Happy to Pony Up for Hot Content Would you pay $3 for GQ magazine's December issue on the iPhone? I did, and I'm not alone.
• DIY USB Wall Outlet Preempts the Future Can't be bothered to find your iPhone's power adapter? If so, this mod may be for you.
• Square Credit Payment System Could be the End of Cash Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey is rolling out the Square credit payment system. The gadget could revolutionize business and put a nail in the coffin of cash transactions.
• Holiday Gift Guide: Great iPhone Accessories Under $100 Take a look at this iPhone solar charger, hands-free Bluetooth device for the car, alarm clock adaper, and a a device that turns the extra space on your phone (or iPod) into a portable hard drive.
• Twitter Co-Founder Squares Up Credit Card Payments New product, called Square, is a combination of hardware and software that lets you accept credit card payments from your iPhone.
• Meet the World's Most Expensive iPhone British designer Stuart Hughes has created an iPhone costing a cool $3.2 million.
• ESRB Releases iPhone App for Parents Leading games industry ratings provider offers free iPhone application to give parents a ratings summary leg up at point of sale this holiday.
• Hardware Tips: New Use for an Old Laptop, and More Turn a laptop into a second display, force a stubborn disc tray to open, and solve an iPhone sync problem.
• Android Developers Disgruntled with Market A recent survey found that many Android developers are unhappy with the volume of downloads and profits generated from apps in Google's Android Market. The statistics seem troubling, but may just be a sign of Android's relative youth.