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EPISODE · Nov 15, 2010 · 48 MIN

Tii - iTem 0153 - There is an Android in my iPhone

from Today in iOS Podcast - The Unofficial iOS, iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch News and iPhone Apps Podcast

Links Mentioned in this Episode: Dragon’s Lair goes HD; Gets a special version for the iPad users What Your Phone Says About You - TechCrunch T-Mobile blames lack of iPhone for poor US sales iPad 2 ads shot in New York last month - 9 to 5 Mac Use a smart playlist in iTunes and your iPod to organize podcasts Live Streaming of TV channles to iPhone The Verizon iPad Commercial Meet the CIO Who Bought 4,500 iPads - Computerworld Stun Fone iPhone accessory: YouTube spoof or real product? iPhone 4 Deemed Most Reliable - Mac Rumors Install Android 2.2.1 Froyo On iPhone Using Bootlace in Cydia | Redmond Pie Apple & The Dentsu Group Bring iAds to Japan YouTube - TRANSFORM YOUR IPHONE INTO A STUN GUN!!! Glassgate Hits Case Makers - Cult of Mac <a class="taggedlink " style="text-decoration: underline; color: #1259c7; vertical-align: baseline;" rel="nofollow"...

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