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ENT – Believe it or not, your iPhone and iTouch can, well, pass gas – Online column by Bob Vaillancourt (The Sudbury Star)

Sunday 31 May 2009 @ 3:30 pm
When Apple introduced the iPhone, the company also opened up the hardware, inviting software developers to provide applications for it. The flood gates were open. In no time at all there was a bewildering array of things that one could get the new phone to do, from the silly to the sublime.[...]

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ENT – Believe it or not, your iPhone and iTouch can, well, pass gas – Online column by Bob Vaillancourt (The Sudbury Star)

Saturday 30 May 2009 @ 2:30 pm
When Apple introduced the iPhone, the company also opened up the hardware, inviting software developers to provide applications for it. The flood gates were open. In no time at all there was a bewildering array of things that one could get the new phone to do, from the silly to the sublime.[...]

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ENT – Believe it or not, your iPhone and iTouch can, well, pass gas – Online column by Bob Vaillancourt (The Sudbury Star)

Saturday 30 May 2009 @ 10:28 am
When Apple introduced the iPhone, the company also opened up the hardware, inviting software developers to provide applications for it. The flood gates were open. In no time at all there was a bewildering array of things that one could get the new phone to do, from the silly to the sublime.[...]

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