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iPhone Buzz: Pearson offers learning app, iPhone grabs 25% of US smartphone market, zoomIt adds storage to iPhone
Pearson is a company that is well known in the professional and tech communities for its library of informational and educational books. The company has announced a new iPhone app offering online libraries, video, and more.
Pearson offers learning app, iPhone grabs 25% of US smartphone market, zoomIt adds storage to iPhone
Pearson is a company that is well known in the professional and tech communities for its library of informational and educational books. The company has announced a new iPhone app offering online libraries, video, and more.
ComScore has announced that the iPhone now holds 25% of the US smartphone market. That puts the device in the number two spot behind RIM.
A new product called zoomIt adds storage and connectivity to the iPhone. The device has a SD card slot and plugs into the 30-pin connector on the bottom of the handset. It sells for $59.95 and is massively ugly.
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Everything iCafe: Navigon Provides Details On MobileNavigator iPhone Update
As we noted last week, Navigon has provided details on a significant update to their MobileNavigator app for iPhone. Version 1.5 of MobileNavigator adds the following:
Everything iCafe: Does it Work? : Burglar Alarm for your iPhone
There have been quite a few “thief alarm” apps in the App Store for a while now, claiming to protect the contents of your iPhone from being seen by the prying eye. But a fairly new addition to this cadre of apps caught our eye the other day when it jumped to the No. 1 spot for free entertainment apps in the App Store.


