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Guess what? Mozilla Firefox top the list as the most vulnerable application in 2008!

According to application whitelisting and control vendor Bit9, Firefox top the list of 12 widely used desktop...

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Are there times when you wish anything that comes out of your mouth could be “Googled” just as quickly? If you got the iPhone, then it’s now possible through the help of Google’s speech recognition app for search.

Lutron, the company behind the popular dimmer switch from the ’60s, is working on an iPhone app that will allow its respective users to control the lights in their home from the comfort of their iPhone/iPod Touch. As expected, the future app which will be available in January, will boast iPhone-like easy to use interface, allowing users to control how bright they want it to be from across the room.

iPhone 2.2 OS asks you to rate iPhone application on deletion

This is definitely one way to get the iPhone user community more involved in the AppStore’s iPhone application rating system. Rather than rely on the good-intentions of the vocal minority, Apple will apparently be pushing its iPhone users to rate iPhone apps upon deletion.

The Nike + application for the iPod Touch and the iPhone built heaps of anticipation over the months people waited for its release. In fact, fake screenshots of the app even surfaced before, to the dismay of those who thought them to be real. Now the app is finally available on the second generation of the iPod Touch, it was reviewed by Gizmodo and got a rather mixed rating.

Minimem is a freeware application that helps reduce the memory footprint of any application on a Windows based PC. It runs in the background and can be set to optimize as many processes as you like, using an intuitive graphical user interface. Unlike other memory optimization tools, Minimem gives you full control over what applications you want to optimize, when and how often.

For all you cellphone videographers looking to broadcast your oh-so-important daily lives' activities to the ether with that handy-dandy video camera you call a smartphone, Qik has finally announced their highly anticipated public beta.

What, you didn't realize that smartphone of yours was a full-fledged wireless video camera capable of streaming live video to the web for all to see? Well, Qik will have you thinking otherwise with their almost real-time video streaming service.

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Earlier this year, Nokia advertised about their GPS Navigation application at the Mobile World Congress. Two Weeks ago, the application has just been launched.

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Here’s a really cool 3D iPhone application that is coming soon. (You can sign up for the beta for now…)

The iPhone Earth lets you view satellite imagery of the globe in 3D, sorta like Google Earth, but customized for the iPhone so you can rotate it back and forth for control.

Lets Friends Earn Wireless Airtime for Friends Extends Reach of Sugar Mama Mobile Advertising Program to Popular Social Utility

WARREN, N.J., /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Facebook has a brand new Sugar Mama, thanks to a unique new application that lets friends earn wireless airtime for other friends who are Virgin Mobile USA customers. The national provider of wireless communications services and plans without annual contracts has designed the "Fund My Phone" application, allowing Virgin Mobile USA's more than 5 million customers to get their Facebook friends to help pay for their wireless minutes.