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Nintendo's profits are in free-fall as Apple's iPhone and iPod touch increasingly eat into the sales of the portable Nintendo DS. But isn't it time somebody built a real gaming phone? […]
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The Next Hot e-Reader: The iPhone 
I'm not convinced that a huge number of iPhone users want to read entire tomes on their handsets. But yeah, I can see where the handset could be a fantastic distribution channel for publishers -- and even for writers themselves.
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Poll: Does Your Smartphone Need a Physical Keyboard?
Interesting results, but I'm wondering just how good a virtual keyboard needs to be to convert the substantial number of those who say they need physical keys.
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RIM Posts Job Listing for “WebKit Developer,” Gets One Step Closer to a Real Browser
RIM still needs a hit handset, of course. A great new browser would go a long way toward closing the gap with Apple's iPhone and a few other gotta-have devices.
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Telmap Taps Navteq for iPhone GPS Solution; Understands the Inevitable
That "inevitable," of course, is that Google's free new navigation offering means the game has changed for vendors of premium GPS-based services.
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Sprint Gears Up for More Android, BlackBerry and Windows Mobile Goodness
Good news for Sprint, to be sure, but its handset lineup isn't why it continues to bleed subscribers -- a lack of effective marketing is to blame.
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