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The Wall Street Journal reports (subscription required) that the U.S. Federal Communications Commission has opened an inquiry into Apple’s rejection of an official Google Voice application for the iPhone as well as the removal of numerous third-party…

If you have a GPS-capable digital camera, using the Places feature in iPhoto ’09 is a great way to view images based on the location in which they were taken. However, sometimes the location coordinates registered by your GPS-capable camera may not be entirely accurate, or may not get detected

The FCC has written to Apple, AT&T and Google questioning the rejection of Google Voice and related applications from the iPhone App Store.

With the recent news about outer space, it’s easy to get excited over space exploration. Roman Loyola looks at three space-related iPhone apps to fuel your newfound interest.

Filed under: Peripherals , Switchers , Mac 101 More Mac 101 , tips and tricks for new Mac users. While this tip may be old news to tech-savvy folk, I think it might help a lot of recent Mac switchers who want to leverage their existing investment in their Windows-compatible peripherals. I have a friend who has been on Windows forever. He finally had his fill, and after some incessant nagging on my part, he made the switch .

Filed under: iPhone , Jailbreak/pwnage , App Review After writing about the GV Mobile situation on

Filed under: Software , Reviews As Christina mentioned a while ago , 1Password version 3 is on the horizon, and we’ve got some sneak peeks to show you. There are some great improvements to the core, but more immediately noticeable are the visual tweaks to the interface. The entire UI has been overhauled, and I’m impressed. Take a look at the gallery to see for yourself. Oh, and check the end of the post if you missed out on the private beta but want to play with version 3 on your machine! Haven’t heard of 1Password?

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