GDC: Street Fighter IV for iPhone arrives

The seminal arcade fighting game is now available for the iPhone and iPod touch as a $10 download. Chris Holt talks to Capcom's Takeshi Tezuka about bringing the game to the iPhone platform.

Review: Pocket Chef for iPhoneDeveloped by Gameloft, Pocket Chef is a cooking simulation game for the iPhone designed for the cooking-impaired.
Portable hard drivesRoman Loyola takes a look at portable hard drives from LaCie, MXI Security, Western Digital, and Buffalo.

Product	Rating
iPod nano, fifth-generation (5G) 8GB
iPod nano, fifth-generation (5G) 16GB
iPod touch, second generation (late 2009) 32GB
iPod classic (late 2009) 160GB
iPod touch, second generation (late 2009) 64GB
iPod touch, second generation (late 2009) 8GB
iPod shuffle, third generation (late 2009) 2GB
iPod shuffle, third generation (late 2009) SE
iPod shuffle, third generation (late 2009) 4GB
iPhone 3GS (16GB)
iPhone 3GS (32GB)
iPhone 3G (8GB)

Score deals with your mobile phone You can use your iPhone as a barcode scanner or to find in-store coupons. Ginny Mies of PC World runs down some of the money-saving options available to smartphone-toting shoppers.
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GDC Preview: Macs, iPads to get attention at gaming event The Game Developers Conference kicks off Tuesday in San Francisco. Chris Holt previews what figures to be an interesting show for Mac, iPhone, and iPad gamers.
Opinion: Google, Microsoft and Apple -- which one thrives? As Apple, Google, and Microsoft look to encroach on the turf of the others, which one is best positioned for the future -- and which is most likely to fall? Computerworld's Preston Galla offers his take.
Can the iPad compete as an e-book reader? The iPad looks like a fun device for e-mail, Web surfing, and video. But Lex Friedman wonders if it's really got the chops to replace his current e-book reader: an Amazon Kindle.
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Opinion: What analysts should ask Apple In advance of Monday's quarterly earnings call in which Apple fields questions from Wall Street analysts, MacJournals.com has some advice on what those analysts should and shouldn't ask.

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