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iPhone 4 vs. Droid X Feature Comparison [INFOGRAPHIC]

By chad, on June 24th, 2010

While Apple fans line up around the world (in a few countries, at least) to get their hands on the new iPhone 4 , there is no better time than now to see how the newest Apple phone stacks up to its latest competition. Although we’ve only had our hands on each phone for a few hours, we’re curious how the iPhone 4 compares with the Motorola Droid X, an Android phone that was just revealed yesterday . We’ve laid out the pertinent specs in the infographic below and both phones look impressive on paper. Only real-world testing will help us figure out which one has the edge. In the meantime, compare the phones using our chart and let us know in the comments which one you’d rather have. More About: android , apple , comparison , data visualization , droid , droid x , infographic , iphone , iphone 4 , Motorola , verizon , verizon wireless For more Mobile coverage: Follow Mashable Mobile on Twitter Become a Fan on Facebook Subscribe to the Mobile channel Download our free apps for iPhone and iPad

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The Banks Keep Stealing — Why Do We Keep Paying?

By admin, on June 24th, 2010

The dire straits of the middle class of America has made it near impossible for our politicians to keep up the pretense that our current government truly works for the “people.” Between the multiple overt and secretive bailouts , the massive bonuses and the circular use of our tax money to lobby for these continued handouts, you can no longer hide from the evidence. When Senator Durbin said “The banks… frankly own this place,” you realize it was not in jest. Couple this with recent protections handed by the Supreme Court to corporations to directly influence elections and it can make things seem hopeless for those not on Wall Street or their chosen politicians. Favored CEOs and now even foreign countries get all the printed money they need, leaving us paying both our bills and theirs. And now nearly a quarter of all Americans are currently underwater in their mortgage because of that steadfast honor…

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Crowdsourcing: Beyond the Basics

By admin, on June 23rd, 2010

Guest post by Clinton Bonner , Director of Sales at Chaordix , specializing in the technology and services of managed crowds for open innovation and social research.

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Flavors.me: Pulling Your Online Presence Into One Elegant Place

By admin, on June 22nd, 2010

You’ve seen other social network aggregators like Cliqset, FriendFeed, and Google Profiles but sometimes the design leaves a lot to be desired. Flavors.me, an offering from web services incubator HiiDef Inc., offers a design-centric homepage, with a stunning color palette and hundreds of fonts to choose from. In just 15 minutes users can set up a site and pull in up to 20 different services, from Facebook to Twitter and LinkedIn. In this interview, Ray Slakinski, a senior developer for HiiDef, discusses the functionality of Flavors.me, as well as the company’s other web offerings, including Goodsie, a personal e-commerce platform. More info: HiiDef website: http://hiidef.com HiiDef blog: http://blog.hiidef.com CrunchBase profile: http://www.crunchbase.com/company/hii-def-inc

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New App Color-Codes and Filters Your Tweets

By admin, on June 22nd, 2010

Mashable’s Spark of Genius series highlights a unique feature of startups. If you would like to have your startup considered for inclusion, see details here . The series is made possible by Microsoft BizSpark. Name: Twimbow Quick Pitch: Twimbow is a colorful, web-based Twitter client with a focus on filtering. Genius Idea: This app embraces the concept that, for some of us, Twitter is the new email. At first glance, the interface will remind you of Tweetdeck and Seesmic Web so much it’ll make your head hurt. The feature sets are almost identical, with both Seesmic and Tweetdeck having the relative advantages of age, stability, and a generally more thorough toolbelt for users, including multiple apps and multiple accounts. (Note: While Tweetdeck doesn’t yet have a web-based client, we saw them demo one at Google I/O .) Twimbow’s main distinction lies withing its bright and shiny interface, which lets you …

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Free Flights On Virgin America… If You’re Big On Twitter

By admin, on June 21st, 2010

Virgin America has partnered with Klout, an analytics service that tracks users’ influence on Twitter (based on variables such as the quality and number of followers and retweets), to extend free flights (plus tax) to influencers in Toronto. Continue reading at Mashable > Join the conversation about this story

"Only on an Apple product would desktop folders and a unified inbox be considered innovative and exciting." — Tweet …

By admin, on June 21st, 2010

“Only on an Apple product would desktop folders and a unified inbox be considered innovative and exciting.” –

"I think Thursday’s earnings will be a disaster for Research in Motion ($RIMM). Leaking news about their "exciting" i…

By chad, on June 21st, 2010

“I think Thursday’s earnings will be a disaster for Research in Motion ($RIMM). Leaking news about their “exciting” iPad competitor last week to the Journal was a tell.

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