IDG News Service – A knock-off MacBook Air running Windows, a tablet computer shaped like a big iPhone and another tablet meant to rival Apple’s iPad were all among the devices shown off by a small Chinese gadget maker on Thursday.

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Fake MacBook Air, ‘big iPhone’ tablet shown off in China (Computerworld)

( Institute for Tropical Medicine Antwerp ) Researchers at the Institute of Tropical Medicine in Antwerp, Belgium and at the Institute of Tropical Medicine Alexander von Humboldt in Lima, Peru, are the first to offer an open source code that allows the learning platform Moodle to be accessed with the iPhone. This code enables people worldwide to follow continuing medical education modules …

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Mobile learning with iPhone now possible (EurekAlert!)

A Chinese gadget maker showed off a knock-off MacBook Air running Windows and a tablet computer shaped exactly like an iPhone with a 10-inch screen.

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Fake MacBook Air, ‘big IPhone’ Tablet on Show in China (PC World)

March 19 (Bloomberg) — My iPhone works pretty hard.

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IPhone Case Won’t Cure Cancer, Might Avert It: Rich Jaroslovsky (Bloomberg)

A number of websites ask iPhone developers for money in exchange for “expedited” reviews of their apps. One site even refuses to review apps unless developers pay them a fee

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Pay or Fail: Some iPhone App Sites Demand Money for Reviews (Wired News)

Four years after first entering them, China Mobile — China’s largest wireless phone operator, is still in talks with Apple about adding the iPhone to its smartphone line-up. But these days its sounding a bit more hopeful for a deal.

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China Mobile Getting Desperate for an iPhone, iPad Deal? (AllThingsD Online via Yahoo! Finance)

Experts are predicting that hackers at this year’s CanSecWest Pwn2Own contest will definitely break into an Apple iPhone by exploiting a remote code execution vulnerability. by Ryan Naraine

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Pwn2Own predictions: iPhone will be hacked (ZDNet)

Wireless charging has been around — even for the iPhone—for years, but it wasn’t until the last 12 months that it’s been refined to be as good as standard wired charging.

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Case-mate’s Hug is an iPhone necessity (MSNBC)

The Taiwanese company touts its “history of innovation” and says it will fully defend itself against Apple’s legal action claiming iPhone patent infringement.

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HTC fires back at Apple patent complaint

China Mobile said on Thursday it hopes to soon reach a deal with Apple to sell the iPhone, several months after rival China Unicom launched the iconic smartphone in the country.

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China Mobile hopes to agree iPhone deal (AFP via Yahoo! News)