Vodafone just got the iPhone. You’d probably not expect to it to sell too many units, after all – the iPhone is on O2, Orange and Tesco Mobile, for roughly the same price. And vodafone launched their iPhone for roughly the same price – and somehow still managed to move 50,000 units, in just 24 hours.

It’s no surprise, considering the fact that the Nexus One only sold 20,000 – it just proves that the iPhone is not dead, yet.

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Google, a company who recently are experimenting with a few more peculiar takes on the tech industry – notably, their aims to move away from virtual web programs and developing operating systems for mobiles, and the announcement of Google Chrome OS – an operating system to take on Apple and Microsoft’s aims. Now, Google have acquired a Mobile Advertising company – that is, a company that sends advertisements in various forms to mobile phones. While Google have decided to drop SMS advertising (otherwise known as text spam), they’ve continued the Application adverts and the Website adverts, as well as implementing all their search ads into the software.

Could Google be trying to jump into the deep end?

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Recently after releasing their iPhone software sometime last month, Adobe have done it again by now releasing a version for Google Android. This allows for some basic editing of photos, including features such cropping, straightening, saturation editing and various other functions – like black and white. Soon, however, you can expect an entire new host of various tools and addons to make the platform amazing. At the moment? A simple iPhoto.

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No Data. It’s kind of strange to realize the commotion that is caused by the loss of a feature that a mobile phone perhaps shouldn’t even possess in the first place.

But what is it? Why is it down? T-Mobile haven’t released any information about the data outage that has been around since evening on Thursday. People are clinging onto strings that it could be about T-Mobile preparing for the iPhone, while others claim it’s a simple data error.

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