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Lately we discussed Why Apple Needs To Have Its Own Search Engine, and then some rumors and opinion that will Apple build a search engine of own or not!
According to latest news, Apple is reportedly interested in developing its own search engine for the iPhone. This is actually what we discussed earlier that other than providing its users with ease, the target is to compete Google, one big competitor of Apple.

Verizon’s delay in announcing an exact date for iPhone on its network has already created a state of anxiety among customers. Besides, Verizon, Sprint holds potentially good customr base for iPhone and so there’re rumors floating around that we are more likely to see the iPhone land on the Sprint network this year than the AT&T network. Sprint should empty its coffers to make this deal a reality the company needs a popular handset.

For those who’re fed up of AT&T and may be iPhone too, T-Mobile is offering something interesting. This is a trade-in program. With this offer, T-Mobile is offering through up to $350 credit towards the purchase of an HD2 through its network of dealers. You’ll get a minimum of $100 for getting an HTC HD2, and maximum $350.

Many times you just need them and at times it’s just for fun. Well, many of newbie users may not find any option to download/save images to iPhone from Safari. Well, here goes a simplest way for all those:

While browsing any web pages on Safari, simply touch the image and hold your finger until a menu show up. The menu will give you an option, Save Image; select it and your image is downloaded in your iPhone. To retrieve the image, go to Camera Roll under Photo.

While browsing through Safari on iPhone, you may want to call a number on a page. You may be thinking to jump to the phone component. Well, you can right from Safari. Just tap on the number, and the iPhone will dial it for you immediately.

It’s been almost a week that Wall Street Journal broke a news of iPhone coming to Verizon, and there’s no word about exact release date by Verizon. This is creating a sort of anxiety among customers. There’s a potential pool of 80 million subscribers – a large chunk of which would likely choose Apple’s highly regarded handset.

There have been many rumors circulating about the coveted Verizon handset.  First, it was going to be released in the Spring, then Summer and now there are reports that production isn’t going to start until September.  Some are even skeptical if the iPhone will ever come to Verizon in the foreseeable future, says CNM News Network.

For a product to be popular, either it should have a monopoly or must give its competitors tough time. But at times strange things happen, when your own product stands a competitor of your another product. This is what exactly had happened to iPad and iPhone.

According to news, over the weekend of April 3-4, Attensity evaluated the sentiment of 50,000 discussion-oriented messages, or “tweets,” on the iPad using Attensity Analyze for VOC (http://www.attensity.com/en/Applications-and-Services/Applications/Voice-of-the-Customer/Voice-of-the-Customer-Index.html), part of Attensity’s semantic analysis application suite.

Seventy-three percent of the tweets expressed positive sentiment toward the iPad. The features that apparently make people happiest are the iPad’s screen quality, keyboard and, especially, its varied applications. Oddly, 26 percent of tweets indicated hope that the iPad could potentially replace the .