Well you have to give T-Mobile one thing: they sure are quick. It was only yesterday that Verizon announced that the iPhone 4 was coming to their network in a few weeks. That means that both AT&T and Verizon, the two largest carriers in the U.S., will now have the device

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T-Mobile Wastes No Time Taking A Shot At iPhone On Verizon (And AT&T)

If there’s one thing that came out of CES this year, it’s that everyone, and I do mean everyone , wants a piece of the action that Apple absolutely dominates with the iPad right now.

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What iOS 4.3, And Specifically The New Multi-Touch Gestures, May Say About iPad 2

Given how popular YouTube is on the web, it shouldn’t come as a big surprise that a lot of people also enjoy watching video clips from their phones. And, given the surge in Android, iPhone, and iPad sales, that adds up to a lot of videos

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YouTube Mobile Traffic Tripled In 2010, Android App Gets Music Videos (And Ads)

Maybe you heard, Verizon finally has the iPhone. Or it will, in a few weeks .

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So When Do The “Droid Did” Verizon iPhone Commercials Start?

We’ve written about Mixpanel, an analytics-focused startup whose backers include Y Combinator, Michael Birch, and Max Levchin. The startup, which currently tracks over 1 billion actions per month, allows developers to track a variety of user actions, including the number of pages a user has viewed, iPhone app analytics , interactions on Facebook apps and email analytics.

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Mixpanel Gets A UI Makeover; Monthly Data Volume Growing By 40 Percent

Google Places is now on your iPhone . If you download the app ( iTunes link ) you get a mobile version of Google Places, Google’s local directory. It shows you nearby restaurants, coffee shops, bars, ATMs, gas stations, hotels, and other attractions.

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Google Serves Places On The iPhone With A Side Of Hotpot

BGR just confirmed that all iPhones great and small will soon be getting the Personal Hotspot feature, although the actual implementation will be carrier specific. Considering Verizon’s move to offer the service, however, I suspect AT&T will follow suit almost immediately. Read more…

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Personal Hotspots Coming To All iPhones In March

Microsoft wants to call their app store an App Store, but Apple thinks different.

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Microsoft Claiming Term “App Store” As Generic

The Verizon iPhone is a cause for celebration and the conga line starts behind Jon Stewart of The Daily Show . Throw down your lame AT&T iPhone and join in on the fun! Well, on February 10 that is.

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The Daily Show Takes On The Verizon iPhone Announcement (With A Special Dose Of MG!)

Earlier we did a post about a new venture firm called Bullpen Capital that seeks to fill the void between super angels, who invest up to $1 million, and VCs who want to invest $5 million or more. Since the firm’s deal flow will come mostly from super angels, it’ll likely be investing in categories where lean startup rules apply. But that’s more than just consumer Internet and iPhone apps.

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More on that Void Between Super Angels and VCs (TCTV)