The first touch-screen BlackBerry phone arrives in stores today, beginning a battle with Apple’s iPhone for Christmas sales.

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Review the most important (and most amusing) iPhone and iPod Touch applications available. AppCraver love hearing from the founders of app start ups —their stories, struggles and successes are interesting and newsworthy. If you have a new product or service to showcase to the iPhone community, AppCraver is the place to do it.

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You likely don’t need any reminders that the likes of Gateway and Dell (and Alienware) have released some new systems based around Intel’s flagship Core i7 processor, but it’s a whole other matter to sort out the multitude of options available from some of the smaller PC manufacturers out there, and we thought we’d take this opportunity to shed a bit light on some of those slightly lower profile contenders for the desktop throne. Ready to get started? Then check your bank account and head on past the break.

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Arabela recently went on sale from $4.99 to FREE. Click here to purchase this application before the prices goes back up. There is no guarantee how long this discount will be available. It could be a temporary sale, or a permanent price deduction. If you’re interested, get it while the price is low. App Store Summary Name: Arabela Price: FREE [Get] Developer: Geeky Mamma Size: 0.0MB Description: Arabela is an iPhone and iPod Touch variant of a popular logic tile-based puzz

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That Google Mobile for iPhone with talky talky search action is now up. Our own impressions of it are good. When you’re not in a noisy place (or another phone is ringing in the background) it can pretty much translate anything you say into a meaningful phrase. “Gizmodo” was understood, surprisingly, as was “bear market” and “bare ass”. That’s right, it was smart enough to tell the difference between the words bear and bare, depending on the context. Also super cool? The jibberish noise it makes when it’s searching for something. If you’re an iPhone user, you should go get it now right here.

Source:Google's iPhone Voice Search Mobile App Now Available [Google]