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Apple fights with review quality
Apple has changed its policy to ensure that reviews of iPhone Applications can only be written by users who have purchased the application in question - making it harder for developers to negatively rate rival applications and manipulate star ratings
Google expands project to give homeless people phone numbers
Internet giant Google has revealed it is to partner with shelters in the Californian city of San Francisco to provide homeless people with a phone number and voicemail facility.
Google releases Android update
Internet giant Google has released an update to the software development kit (SDK) for its Android operating system for mobile phones.
Samsung and LG to bring out Google Android phones
Samsung Electronics and LG Electronics have revealed they will bring out mobile phones based on Google's much talked about Android software platform by the end of 2008 in the US.
Nokia and Google team up over mobile web
Search engine provider Google has entered into an agreement with Nokia to integrate its services into the mobile phone maker's search application.
Google loses T-Mobile to Yahoo!
Google has lost mobile network operator T-Mobile as a partner to rival firm Yahoo!, it has been revealed.
iPhone traffic to Google reaches 'impressive levels'
Traffic to Google from the iPhone mobile device has reached impressive levels despite its relatively low market share, it has been reported.
Yahoo! to open up mobile software
In a bid to compete with rival firms such as Google, search engine provider Yahoo! is set to announce that it will open up some of its mobile software and services to external programmers and publishers.
Google releases iPhone application
Google has announced an application for Apple's iPhone that puts a number of its services onto a single interface on a navigation toolbar.
Verizon to support Google Android
At a time of numerous developments in the mobile phone world, carrier Verizon Wireless has announced it is now to support Google's Android initiative.
