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FAQ: iPhone 3G reception -- What's the problem?
More and more iPhone 3G owners are complaining about dropped calls, weak signals and slow data speeds, leaving analysts and owners wondering whether the popular device -- or AT&T's network -- is flawed.

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Opinion: Nine reasons the iPhone apps platform is lacking for developers
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AquaConnect helps Macs, others share desktop apps
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Hands on with Apple's MobileMe 1.1
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Opinion: For some, the longest week in iPhone history
No doubt, the new iPhone 3G will be a success. But a messy launch and rapidly dwindling supplies could turn off some would-be Mac fans, says Computerworld's Dan Turner.

Mac (in)security: How to secure Macs in business
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11 cool new apps for the iPhone
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Review: The iPhone 3G was worth the wait
After months of waiting for a 3G-based iPhone -- and hours waiting in line on Friday to actually buy one -- Computerworld's Ryan Faas finds much to like in the device, which he says "packs quite a punch, both in its design and in the 3G and GPS capabilities" it offers.

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