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Special Report on Here Come the iPhone Apps
Apple's opened its iPhone to third-party developers -- and they're responding in droves, looking to cash in on the growing market for smartphones and mobilized apps.

Urban Airship Brings Push to the iPhone
[February 17, 2010] Push notification services take off on the iPhone. Now, fresh off a round of venture funding, the company is eyeing the iPad, the mobile enterprise and other platforms such as Android.

Bing Makes Its iPhone Debut
[December 16, 2009] Microsoft reaches out to Apple's iPhone to extend Bing's reach.

Security Design Flaw Affects All iPhones
[December 04, 2009] The design of the iPhone makes it possible for a malicious app to get at all kinds of internal data.

Apple Claims 100,000 Apps, Google Analyzes Them
[November 04, 2009] Apple continues to lead in bragging rights for smartphone apps, while Google expands its free Web analytics for mobile developers.

Bragging Rights: Apple's App Store Top 2 Billion Downloads
[September 28, 2009] The iPhone maker's mobile app store continues to grow at a brisk pace despite some pushback over approval policies.

San Francisco Launches Its Own App Store
[September 25, 2009] Mayor Gavin Newsom shows support for the Gov 2.0 movement.

Apple Denies Google Voice App for iPhone
[July 28, 2009] Is Apple bowing to AT&T in rejecting Google Voice for the iPhone?

Google Latitude Finds its Way to the iPhone
[July 24, 2009] Latitude brings location awareness via the Safari browser, not the App Store.

A Better iPhone for the Enterprise?
[July 22, 2009] RSA says the release of its SecurID Token helps address iPhone security concerns.

Google Sees Limited Future for Mobile App Stores
[July 20, 2009] UPDATED: Google exec predicts a brighter, inevitable future for the browser as an app distribution mechanism.

Will Apple Maintain Its Healthy Pace in Q2?
[July 20, 2009] The second quarter is typically a slow one, especially in the consumer space, but Apple has a habit of defying the trends.

Palm Intros SDK, Disses Apple's iTunes Sync Move
[July 16, 2009] The highly anticipated SDK for Palms new mobile OS is out today as the company responds to Apple cutting iTunes syncing.

Apple Dominates Mobile App Stores as Rivals Near
[July 14, 2009] The iPhone maker crows about its booming consumer business as rivals start carving out their own share of the market.

iPhone App Store Turns 1. What Have We Learned?
[July 10, 2009] The App Store celebrates its first anniversary as other mobile players launch online storefronts in an effort to keep up.

Amazon Nixes iPhone App Again
[July 08, 2009] The e-tailer is under scrutiny from developer community over restrictive policy toward mobile apps.

iPhone Jailbreak Out Amid Apple-EFF Tussle
[June 26, 2009] As yet more unsanctioned apps emerge to unlock and jailbreak iPhones, Apple and a digital rights group fight ongoing battle over the issue.

Google Widens AdSense for iPhone, Android Apps
[June 24, 2009] Google's new service means you can make money off free iPhone apps, after all.

Worth the Buzz? Apple iPhone 3G S Review
[June 19, 2009] We take a close look at the latest addition to the iPhone family, with its slew of hardware and software enhancements.

iPhone App Flap Underscores Process in Flux
[May 26, 2009] The latest iPhone app approval snafu involving the Kama Sutra sheds light on the many positions smartphone app stores take in vetting content.

Verisign Powers iPhone Two-Factor Authentication
[April 01, 2009] Mobile credential software is available for free at the App Store for a limited number of sites.

Skype for iPhone Lands at Apple App Store
[March 31, 2009] The new Internet phone app for iPhone makes its debut as the company defends limiting calls to Wi-Fi only.

Will Ads Be Key to Free iPhone Apps?
[March 16, 2009] Vdopia thinks its ad network can help keep the cost of iPhone apps low or free even as rumors of a 'Premium App Store' from Apple spread.

Rival iPhone App Store: 'Apple's Very Stubborn'
[March 06, 2009] Apple suddenly has competition for its iPhone App Store. But it requires jumping through some hurdles.

Smartphone App Success Tied to Easy Discovery
[February 25, 2009] Research firm says catalog size isn't as relevant as ease of use for mobile device users.

'Secrets' of iPhone App Usage
[February 20, 2009] Analytics firm Pinch Media tracks application usage based on over 30 million downloads.

Microsoft, Nokia Gun for Apple's App Store
[February 17, 2009] This week's Mobile World Congress marks new efforts by the two powerhouses to follow upstart Apple's lead with the iPhone.

Does the iPhone Need Help?
[January 26, 2009] Tony's Tips aims to be an indispensable guide to the iPhone.

Will the iPhone Become the No. 1 Smartphone?
[January 14, 2009] One researcher thinks it could happen -- with wide-ranging implications for mobile carriers and the market's current leader, Nokia.

PC & Mac Files to iPhones? Soonr Does it.
[January 05, 2009] There's still the iPhone's small screen to contend with, but Soonr makes PC and Mac files readily available.

Microsoft Puts an App on the iPhone
[December 15, 2008] Yes, you read that right. Live Labs pushes out graphics application for Apple smartphones.

Happy Together: Smartphones and Mobile Apps
[November 26, 2008] Cash-strapped users are getting a lot more out of the latest mobile devices, thanks to their embrace of downloadable applications.

Google to iPhone Users: 'Talk to Me'
[November 14, 2008] The Google Mobile App for the iPhone now includes speech recognition for searches.

An iPhone Failure? Dev Event a Scratch.
[November 11, 2008] Despite booming interest in Apple's hot-selling iPhone, O'Reilly cancels developer conference.

Should Apple Free the iPhone?
[November 07, 2008] Harvard law professor takes aim at device makers' restrictive app policies.

Devs Dish Some iPhone App Tips
[November 05, 2008] Developers weigh in on what makes a successful iPhone app. Or not.

More Sillyware for the iPhone
[October 24, 2008] Then again, you never know when you might need to change your voice.

'Thank You Apple. Seriously.'
[October 08, 2008] The iPhone's success is helping Apple, developers and even the competition.

Lotus Positions on the iPhone
[September 30, 2008] IBM's push to fight off Microsoft's dominance in the e-mail arena leads it to the iPhone, but there's a catch.

iPhone Apps Policy Stirs Discontent
[September 19, 2008] Still no word from Apple on its criteria for rejecting certain applications.

Worth Reading? VC iFund for iPhone Has a Blog
[September 18, 2008] The group behind the $100 million iPhone developers fund, has some thoughts about where mobile is headed.

Apple Adds an Odd Wrinkle to iPhone Apps Policy
[September 16, 2008] A flood of new applications is appearing for the iPhone, but Apple still decides who gets to play, and the rules aren't always clear.

iPhone Users Just Want to Have Fun
[August 26, 2008] Yes, it's a mobile Web productivity tool, but the most popular apps for the iPhone are mostly games and entertainment.

GIPS Technology to Voice-Enable iPhone Apps
[August 12, 2008] iPhone version of Global IP Solutions' VoiceEngine Mobile will smooth developers' path to VoIP enhancements.

Sybase iPhone Support for Notes, Exchange
[July 23, 2008] Offers enterprises a more 'seamless' transition to wireless application support for the hot-selling iPhone.

Has Apple Lost Its Mojo?
[July 17, 2008] The handful of recent stumbles by Cupertino is just a temporary rough patch, right?

iPhone Knocking on the Enterprise
[July 14, 2008] Slew of third-party vendors rush to get a piece of the iPhone real estate.

Hordes Snap Up Apple's New iPhone
[July 11, 2008] All-night waits and massive crowds add up to a frenzied first day for the gadget.

Woz to Get in Line for iPhone 3G
[July 10, 2008] Apple's other famous "Steve" praises the new iPhone -- but with Google's Android just around the corner, it's not the only game in town.

Oracle, Salesforce.com Apps Now on iPhone
[July 10, 2008] UPDATED: The iPhone edges closer to becoming an enterprise tool, but it has a long way to go.

MySpace Catches iPhone Fever
[July 10, 2008] Social networking giant doubles down on its mobile efforts with a free app for Apple's iPhone.

Software Drives the iPhone 3G
[July 09, 2008] As interest in the next iPhone grows to a fever pitch ahead of Friday's debut, developers ready its next generation of software.

Hey Enterprise: Here Comes the 3G iPhone
[July 01, 2008] Even if the iPhone doesn't have all the features IT wants, companies may be forced to support it anyway.

Developer Plans to Shake Up the iPhone
[May 01, 2008] Expect a flurry of innovative applications designed specifically for the iPhone.

Open Source Development For iPhone Takes Shape
[March 19, 2008] At AjaxWorld, companies demonstrate Web applications to run on the iPhone.

Apple, Google Gear Up For Developers
[March 14, 2008] Two major conferences set for May and June including an iPhone track.

Apple's iPhone SDK Off to The Races
[March 12, 2008] Downloads for the beta software development kits have already topped 100,000.

Is Apple's iPhone 2.0 Good Enough For Enterprises?
[March 10, 2008] Some feel Apple needs to do much more to make the iPhone business-ready.

Apple's iPhone Headed For Enterprise
[March 06, 2008] Microsoft Exchange support and $100 million iPhone developer's fund announced.

What's Apple's Enterprise iPhone Play?
[February 27, 2008] Apple plans to make an enterprise-related announcement for the iPhone.