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Windows Mobile doesn’t want your silly apps

Section: Communications , Cellphones , Email / IM , Smartphones , Mobile We at Gadgetell talk a lot about third party applications for mobile phone operating systems and how they might make or break a platform.  The news comes today that Microsoft Product Manager for France let slip that Windows Mobile Marketplace will launch with 600 applications.  Microsoft is expected to launch this Marketplace this fall.  Is 600 enough to launch with? 600 sounds like a lot of applications, but

Source:Windows Mobile doesn’t want your silly apps

Technorati

Family Abduction: JULIA ROLLINS (VA)

JULIA ROLLINS , Age Now: 10, Missing: 07/31/2009. Missing From KILMARNOCK, VA. ANYONE HAVING INFORMATION SHOULD CONTACT: Northumberland County Sheriff’s Office (Virginia) 1-804-580-5221.

Source:Family Abduction: JULIA ROLLINS (VA)

Missing Kids

Forum Threads Of The Week: Goal.com UK Lifts Off, Chelsea Ban, Messi vs Kaka (Goal.com)

It's been a hectic week, with FIFA slapping the Blues with a hefty ban, while Brazil and Argentina get ready to renew their hostilities. From South America and beyond, here are the hottest topics on the Goal.com forums.

Source:Forum Threads Of The Week: Goal.com UK Lifts Off, Chelsea Ban, Messi vs Kaka (Goal.com)

World Soccer

ESPN to debut women's GameDay show at UConn (AP)

ESPN is planning to debut a women's basketball version of its College GameDay program in January before a game between Notre Dame and Connecticut. The network announced on Tuesday that the program will originate from Gampel Pavilion on the UConn campus in Storrs on Saturday, Jan. 16. In 2005, UConn hosted the first men's basketball GameDay broadcast before a game between the Huskies and…

Source:ESPN to debut women's GameDay show at UConn (AP)

NCAA Womens Hoops

Bills fire off. coordinator Schonert (AP)

FILE - In this Sept. 3, 2008, file photo, Buffalo Bills offensive coordinator Turk Schonert talks to a player during NFL football practice at Ralph Wilson Stadium in Orchard Park, N.Y. Schonert was fired on Friday, Sept. 4, 2009, after the offense's dismal performance in the preseason.

Buffalo Bills coach Dick Jauron is committed to sticking with the no-huddle attack entering the regular season — just not with the offensive coordinator who spent the year installing it. Unhappy with his offense's dismal performance this past month, Jauron fired Turk Schonert on Friday, a day after the Bills closed the preseason with a 17-6 loss to Detroit.

Source:Bills fire off. coordinator Schonert (AP)

NFL

Local bank chooses to keep things small and personal (NASCAR.com)

Local bank chooses to keep things small and personal

Source:Local bank chooses to keep things small and personal (NASCAR.com)

NASCAR

Wainwright wins 17th, Cards romp 14-7 (AP)

Pittsburgh Pirates catcher Ryan Doumit(notes) reacts after a run scored on his first-inning throwing error during a baseball game against the St. Louis Cardinals in Pittsburgh, Friday, Sept. 4, 2009. The Cardinals won 14-7.

Ryan Ludwick allowed Adam Wainwright to overcome a rare subpar start and back into becoming the majors' first 17-game winner. Ludwick homered twice and had his first career five-hit game, and the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 14-7 on Friday night for their 10th win in 12 games. Last-place Pittsburgh lost its eighth straight despite a six-run fifth that briefly gave it the lead…

Source:Wainwright wins 17th, Cards romp 14-7 (AP)

MLB