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Like the Yankees, MLB.com At Bat 2010 iPhone app is an expensive winner

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Remember me? The USA’s military research body, Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) has issued a public call to mobile phone application developers to work on military uses for the Apple iPhone and Android based smartphones.

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iPhone Game Review: Muppets Animal Drummer
The drummer for Dr. Teeth and the Electric Mayhem gets put front and center in this rhythm game.

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‘Tag,’ You’re It: Microsoft Delivers Its First Google Android App
Tag, Microsoft’s free mobile bar-coding application, is also available on the Apple iPhone, J2ME, Symbian S60, Research In Motion BlackBerry and, of course, Windows Mobile devices.

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Like the Yankees, MLB.com At Bat 2010 iPhone app is an expensive winner
TASTY: Searching for info on a single team is much easier now. BUMMER: For those looking for big changes there aren’t really any, other than the price.

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It’s opening day for MLB.com At Bat 2010

Rayman 2: The Great Escape comes to iPhone, iPod touch
Gameloft have announced the return of iconic gaming classic in Rayman. The game features 45 fully 3D environments, a first for Rayman, as you explore waterfalls, deep sea caves and pirate hideouts.

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Adobe Opens Up About Apple, HTML5 and Flash [VIDEO]
Adobe Flash has been in the spotlight recently, and not for the right reasons. Now the company has opened up on the iPad, iPhone and HTML5 debate in an exclusive interview with Mashable. Fewer than two months ago, Apple revealed the iPad to the world. And while the company’s highly anticipated device included a lot of features, Flash wasn’t one of them . A war of words soon erupted over the the …

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Ubuntu 10.04 … now with iPhone/iPod touch support
Whenever I mention Ubuntu (or for that matter any other Linux distro), I’m invariably asked whether the OS offers support for Apple’s iPod. The answer has always been “no” … until now.

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It’s opening day for MLB.com At Bat 2010
If you’ve been eagerly waiting for your chance to ditch the hot stove in favor of some grapefruit league action, then wait no longer: Major League Baseball’s MLB.com At Bat 2010 hit the App Store on Tuesday, just in time for the beginning of spring training.

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