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Social networking application developer SocialScope, who’s self-named application has been only available in beta form for BlackBerry users, has sent out an email hinting that it will soon offer its service to both iPhone and Android users. Personally, I am a huge fan of SocialScope and was very happy to read that it has decided to open up its app to include other mobile platforms like Android and Apple’s iPhone. The company states, “So if you’ve switched phones hang on to your account and we’ll let you know when they are ready to test”. SocialScope combines Facebook, Twitter, Flickr, and FourSquare into one application for easy access on-the-go.

Social networking application developer SocialScope, who’s self-named application has been only available in beta form for BlackBerry users, has sent out an email hinting that it will soon offer its service to both iPhone and Android users. Personally, I am a huge fan of SocialScope and was very happy to read that it has decided to open up its app to include other mobile platforms like Android and Apple’s iPhone. The company states, “So if you’ve switched phones hang on to your account and we’ll let you know when they are ready to test”. SocialScope combines Facebook, Twitter, Flickr, and FourSquare into one application for easy access on-the-go.

Palm has announced the availability of its webOS 2.0 SDK for developers and says its webOS 2.0 operating system will be available later this year.