BY ADAM FALK ANCHOR LAUREN GORES Sprint, the now network, is now one of three iPhone networks. But when placed against mobile juggernauts AT&T and Verizon, how will the number three try to top the charts? Answer: offer an unlimited data plan because AT&T and Big Red don’t. PC Magazine breaks down the costs and says, not all data plans are created equal. (Apple) “For $109.99 per month, you are getting unlimited data from Sprint. That means you can download music and watch streaming video...

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Transcript: BY ADAM FALK ANCHOR CHRISTINA HARTMAN Research in Motion is blending BlackBerry into a new mobile smoothie. CNBC has more. “The Blackberry maker is introducing new security software for smart phones designed to work on a range of devices, including Blackberry competitors like iPhone and Android.” The device management service, called Blackberry Mobile Fusion, responds to the “bring-your-own-device” culture many corporate IT departments are adopting. And CNET says… “With...

Tekton Technologies releases an enhanced version of MakeMyMusic 2.0, after tremendous positive responses from our users. MakeMyMusic creates automatic personalized music play lists from your entire library so that you can listen to the tracks the way you like them, without having to manage play lists. Its is an innovative way of creating personalized music [...] View full post on Top iPhone News

True, the iPhone 4S debuted to jeers from those who demanded a redesign: but it’s selling like hotcakes in pre-order land! Plus, RIM’s sad collapse and Google’s internal manifesto to the world.

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BY: EVAN THOMAS You’re watching multisource global video news analysis from Newsy. For the second year in a row, technology giant Apple has lost an iPhone. CNET broke the news yesterday that a prototype of the iPhone 5 went missing at a San Francisco bar in late July. CNET cites an anonymous source who says Apple went straight to the police, but didn’t fill out any paperwork. “Apple representatives contacted San Francisco police, saying the device was priceless and the company was desperate...

Verizon President Lowell McAdam, Verizon Wireless President Dan Mead and Apple COO Tim Cook announce the iPhone 4 at a press conference in New York City. cnettv.cnet.com

Transcript: BY GARY COTTON The iPhone 4s battery has some customers seeing red. The San Francisco Chronicle reports, a battery drainage issue might be undermining Apple’s latest release. “Could this be a Battery Brouhaha? A Batterygate? (So named after last year’s “antenna gate” with the iPhone 4). Or is it much ado about nothing?” Several iPhone users have flooded the web complaining about the phone’s charge. Some took to Apple’s forums claiming losses as much...