iDroid Mini Browser could pose future threat to Safari, but isn’t there yet
February 9, 2010
To say that the new Android app iDroid Mini Browser blows Safari out of the water would be an overstatement, at least at this point in time.
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To say that the new Android app iDroid Mini Browser blows Safari out of the water would be an overstatement, at least at this point in time.
The nominations are in, and we are proud to present to you a pair of iPhone apps to get ready for the Oscars. Additional Fresh iPhone
This page is dedicated to the apps I love. I am an obsessed iPhone junkie, have been since o.g. model, and moved up to 3g and now the 3gs. Don’t get me wrong, I have much respect for Android phones, but I am just not one of those “gotta break the mold by being cool and using a phone with a clunkier UI” type of people.
Don’t hate.
Here are five Fresh iPhone Apps worth tapping into today. 1. This American Life The most popular podcast in the world is now available as a
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While several quality iPhone games were released this week by notable developers, they were overshadowed by Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars. The remaining four spots
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