Everyone has a killer app for the iPhone, and hopefully, Sirius XM will find an app that will save the day. An application was just submitted to the App Store for uSirius StarPlayr, an app that will let users listen to Sirius XM on their iPhones. The app will cost $12.99 to download, and then you'll probably have to pay at least the $2.99/month online listening fee for Sirius. With sites like Pandora, even if the app is approved, does it even stand a chance? --Leslie Shapiro CrunchGear
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Are Intel and Google Preparing 'Mass Roll-out' of Netbooks? A “reliable source” told VentureBeat that Intel and Google are preparing to mass produce inexpensive Atom-powered netbooks running on Android software. 2009 is possible but they believe 2010 is more likely. Is this the rumored MID (mobile Internet device) that Intel’s been playing with? Speculate in our forums via the link below, won’t cha? Regardless of the way you look at it, netbook sales are growing, and Intel is probably more
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There have been several assumptions that a new Google Android G2 mobile phone is on its way, but there has been some speculations to if T-Mobile will carry another Android smartphone. Well now, during a Fierce Wireless interview, T-Mobile USA
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General Mobile showing dual-SIM DSTL1 Android phone at Mobile World Congress,which has a 5 megapixel camera, built in WiFi, Bluetooth, 3-inch display touch screen at 240 x 400 WQVGA resolution. The company plan to officially announce the phone next month, and only start shipping in Q3 this year. Dual-SIM DSTL1 Android phone features: Dual-SIM cards with dual-Standby mode 624MHz Marvell PXA 310 processor Tri-band GSM/EDGE support (900/1800/1900MHz) 3-inch WQVGA touchscreen display, 260k col
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