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• Android and Symbian Should Unite, Analyst Says A combination could happen in 3 to 6 months; Android, Symbian groups mum.
• DRM-Free ITunes for BlackBerry Users BlackBerry users can now easily sync music from iTunes libraries with their smartphones' media players thanks to a new, free piece of software from Research In Motion (RIM), aptly named BlackBerry Media Sync.
• Project CrackBerry U.K. college wants the dope on your BlackBerry addiction.
• Five Free BlackBerry Downloads We know you BlackBerry lovers can never get enough software for your RIM smartphones--especially free downloads. So we assembled another handful of BlackBerry applications you don't want to miss. Grab all five of 'em right here, gratis.
• IPhone 3G: Still Not Ready for the Enterprise Geek sacrilege? Not if these are your IT priorities.
• Bidding for IPhone 3G Tops $1,000 on EBay Pent-up demand for the iPhone 3G is manifesting itself on auction site eBay.
• Mobile Linux Takes Center Stage at OSCON As Linux continues to spread on phones and mobile devices, the annual open-source conference kicks off with an emphasis on mobility.
• Battle of the Mobile Browsers 'The browser wars are back,' says one developer.
• Microsoft Rings Its Own Bell The big(ger) dog gets growly.
• Needle in a Haystack: IPhone 3G Availability Plummets Fewer than 9% of Apple's own stores have any to sell on Sunday.
• Motorola Sues When Exec Goes to Apple The former executive is accused of revealing trade secrets when he went to work on the iPhone.
• RIM Patches BlackBerry Security Hole Research in Motion has fixed a critical bug in its BlackBerry Enterprise Server that could have allowed hackers in.
• Digging for Business Apps at the IPhone App Store Need software for your corporate iPhone? Apple's App Store will whet your appetite, but ultimately will leave you hungry.
• Holy Batgear! 10 New Gadgets for Batman's Utility Belt (and Cave) Catching an evil genius requires sophisticated tools. Here are some tech toys we think the Dark Knight really ought to be carrying.
• The iPhone 3G Could Make Mobile Management Legit Unprecedented apps-dev buy-in is required.
• 12 Must-Have Gadgets for Digital Nomads If you do your work on the run or in coffee shops, here are some devices that can make your life easier.
• RIM Warns BlackBerry Admins of BES Security Flaw A vulnerability in the BlackBerry Enterprise Server (BES) PDF rendering component could enable hackers to hijack associated infrastructure, RIM says.
• iPhone Madness--Plus Great Keyboards Readers discuss the pros and cons of Apple's iPhone 3G, and gush over their favorite PC keyboards.
• Apple Botches iPhone Patching, Says Researcher $10,000 hack contest winner takes Apple to task over slow iPhone fixes.
• Apple Called Slow to Patch iPhone Apple took more than three months to patch a known iPhone vulnerability, a researcher says.
• How Apple's Supply Chain Fared During the 3G Rollout Everyone has got an opinion on the new iPhone's functionalities, but how did Apple's physical and digital supply chain perform on Friday? The physical side held up well, but the digital side did not.
• 17 Free iPhone Apps You Need Right Now We take a fast look at new iPhone applications that let you drink beer virtually, interact with music in cool ways, and even do some useful things.
• Review: The iPhone 3G Was Worth the Wait 'It is a generational leap forward that raises the bar,' says Ryan Faas.
• 11 Cool New Apps for the iPhone It's the third-party software that makes it rock.
• Apple: IPhone 3G Display Color Warmer by Design You're not seeing things: the colors of the iPhone 3G differ from those of the original iPhone.