The iPhone has finally made it into the big league with a special guest appearance on The Simpsons, cementing its place in comedy folklore. Americas favourite family are the perfect match for Apple’s all conquering smartphone with the extremely responsive 3.5 inch touchscreen even compatible with Homer’s rather pudgy digits. And that’s not all; it seems there really is an app for everything, even creating a couch gag for the opening credits. But enough spoilers, check out the video below for Homer and co’s humorous take on the Apple iPhone.

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Samsung just announced the Monte, a feature phone, with some smartphone worthy specs, that runs Samsung’s latest TouchWiz 2.0 Plus user interface.

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Samsung launches S5620 Monte touchscreen feature phone

Myriad Group AG today announced its new Dalvik Turbo virtual machine, which offers better application performance than the current version that powers applications on the Android smartphone platform.

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Myriad’s new Dalvik Turbo virtual machine increases Android application performance threefold

On its Facebook fan page this evening, Motorola said that it would begin rolling out the Android 2.1 update to DROID owners beginning this week. The company didn’t mention anything about CLIQ upgrades, but it did say that it will share more information in the next few days.

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Motorola DROID owners will begin getting the Android 2.1 update this week

Google lowered the Nexus One’s early termination fee (ETC) from $350 to $150 today. The ETF applies to customers that leave their T-Mobile contract within the first $120 days and does not include any changes to T-Mobile’s own ETF, which is still $200. “We make no profit from commissions from operators or from equipment recovery fees, and our recovery fees are based on operator charges to Google for early termination of service,” Google told The Wall Street Journal.

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