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Thursday, December 6, 2007
iPhone Blog
iPhone Blog where you can read the latest iphone news, the brightest iphone pictures, the coolest iphone videos and the best iphone reviews.
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iPhone, iPhone Nano, iPhone Shuffle
A unofficial picture release for the latest iPhone, iPhone Nano, iPhone Shuffle.
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Wednesday, December 5, 2007
MacRumors Posts Detailed Stats From Keynote - 102,497,978 Hits!
MacRumors has just posted detailed stats from their live Keynote SF coverage where the iPhone was introduced. Some quick stats... 14,801 hits per second, 213,000 simultaneous connections. (Double last year's!) There's also a graph which covers the number of hits per second over the course of the keynote, as well as the lead up up to it.
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Meizu CEO: We Only Kind Of Knocked Off The iPhone
Funny, we rarely, if ever see a company producing Chinese knocks of high profile devices start defending themselves, but it sounds like Meizu wants to (partly) shed the bad light cast on its M8, er, miniOne non-iPhone. According to some posts in their forums by someone who appears to be Meizu's CEO, J.Wong
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Next-gen Apple mouse may dump scroll ball for touch housing
One of the Apple fellows behind the company's multi-touch iPhone interface has shifted his attention to a next-generation mouse design that will forego the use of buttons or a scroll ball in favor of a touch-sensative housing, a recent company filing has revealed.
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Meizu updates miniOne: clearly, it's no iPhone clone
With high hopes of putting some litigation distance between it and Apple, Meizu just released these updated renderings of their M8 / miniOne. Still no actual product shots though we hear that a prototype is floating around Meizu offices somewhere in China. So what say you -- is this change enough to keep Apple's lawyers at bay?
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Apple Shares Fall on Mac, iPhone Doubts
Apple Inc. shares fell as much as 5% Thursday as a weaker-than-expected forecast for the second quarter and concerns over Macintosh sales outweighed the company's first-quarter surge in earnings and iPod sales.
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China launches 4G before 3G off the ground
While we're worried about the new iPhone not running 3G, China is moving at lightspeed to rollout a 4G network. The system will allow data transmission at up to 100 megabutes per second, and it look like it will see the light of day by 2010.
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Can't wait for the iPhone? Samsung announces the F700
The candybar with a slide-out QWERTY 'board makes do with 7.2Mbps (yes, we said "seven point two") HSDPA plus EDGE for those occasions when 3G towers are out of reach, a 2.78 inch touchscreen sporting no fewer than 440 x 240 pixels, microSD expansion, full HTML browsing, Bluetooth, and a whopping 5 megapixels of snapping power on the backside
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Apple may have trouble selling 10 million Phones in 2008
According to Forbes, it may not be as easy to sell ten million iPhones in 2008 as Apple hopes, both because of Apple's strategy and because the market it has to compete in isn't as large as Steve Jobs alluded to in his January keynote.
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Video: LG Prada phone complete interface walkthrough
We were lucky enough to get a little more extended look at LG Prada phone than your regular hands-on, and we have to say, we were actually pleasantly surprised. The smooth, glassy surface was far more reactive to our touch inputs than we might have thought, although if this is what the iPhone experience is going to be like, we might still shy away.
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Inte'sl Menlow-based UMPC (w/ video)
HOT! "This can also run Linux. We don't care what you put on it. [Can you run OS X?] Absol... you know? I bet you could, because the iPhone is going to be running OS X."
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Ballmer: ‘No chance Apple iPhone will get any significant marketshare"
Monday, April 30, 2007 - 10:42 AM EDTMicrosoft CEO Steve Ballmer was interviewed by USA Today's David Lieberman at the sixth USA TODAY CEO Forum, in conjunction with the University of Washington Business School. The interview took place in front of an audience.
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Converting movies for Apple TV using Roxio Crunch (an in-depth review)
Want to watch DVDs on Apple TV? On May 8th, Roxio will introduce a new application called Crunch designed specifically to convert a variety of different video formats for use with iPods, Apple TV, and the soon to be released iPhone. Check out how Crunch stacks up against the existing video conversion alternatives in our exclusive 3-page review.
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Cisco claims Apple created phony company to sidestep iPhone trademark
Apple went so far as to create a phoney company - called Ocean Telecom Services LLC - to get around Cisco's trademark, Cisco alleges. The company listed its attorney as James Johnson. His contact information was an e-mail address from Google's free web-based Gmail service. Apple is using to comment about Ocean Telecom.
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Let OS X developers at the iPhone. Please
I feel like Apple was abandoning an opportunity to make this more than a phone, and more that an iPod, and even — let’s be frank about the elephant in the room — much more than a Palm or a Pocket PC. There’s the potential here for some serious George Jetson shit and it would be a pity not to capitalize on that as early as possible
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Apple and Cisco Regarding iPhone, it looks like it might work out!
Apple and Cisco have agreed to extend the time for Apple to respond to the lawsuit to allow for discussions between the companies with the aim of reaching agreement on trademark rights and interoperability.
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iPhone inspires next generation iPod...Touchscreen on iPod by Fall?
The iPod is overdue for a change. By fall, it will be two years since Apple introduced the so-called fifth-generation iPod. You may see a touch-screen iPod this fall, a few months after the buzz of the iPhone launch settles and a few months before the key holiday sales season kicks in
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More details emerge on the mythical Google phone?
Now that the iPhone has moved from rumor limbo into the land of the living, we obviously need another mythical mobile to drool over and speculate about
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Can Apple Keep Stalling a 6G iPod?
Everyone's been waiting for a "widescreen video iPod" for years - is time running out for Apple to release one? Editors and readers offer their views on whether a 6G iPod is needed now or too late, with competing devices from Sony, Microsoft, and even Apple (iPhone) coming this year. What do you think?
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iPhone Touchscreen Technology to spread to iPods, iMacs, Tablet Notebooks
Among his expectations are touch-screen iMacs, as well as "tablet-like" notebook devices that provide basic computing without the need for a keyboard or stylus if the user desires to keep the device closed. "We also expect new touchscreen video iPods, more phones and possibly even TVs in the future
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Gizmodo iPhone Hands On Part Deux: Why Isn't it White and Other Questions
Q&A with Apple's VP of Applications, Eddie Cue, and Senior VP of Worldwide Marketing, Phil Schiller.
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The "Free" iPhone Spam Has Already Started
I laughed when this appeared in my inbox. It seems like companies have already started sending out the "Signup and get a free iPhone" spam emails. For this particular one, they are promising Apples newly created device, even though it was mentioned less than 48 hours ago. The link contains the spam image.
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Apple's New Embedded OS
The capabilities of the products announced at MacWorld this year, as well as the outright announcement about such a thing with the iPhone, suggest that all three (iPhone, tv, AirPort Extreme) are using an embedded version of Mac OS X. Now, consider the future possibilities for things like the iPod and for brand-new consumer electronics.
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Apple acquired Fingerworks, touch gesture company, to create iPhone
It really wouldn't be an Apple device if it didn't involve the practical kidnapping of a pair of inventors and secretive technology buyouts, and the iPhone seems to be no exception. Fingerworks were struggling to keep their dream of gesture-operated gadgetry alive when the company suddenly closed up shop a year and a half ago.
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Apple says iPhone will Sell because People feel Free Phones are Worthless
"A lot of people pay zero for the cell phone. Guess why? That's what it's worth,'' Apple Chief Operating Officer Timothy Cook said yesterday.
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Apple's next big move: Multitouch displays?
Steve Jobs definitely loves having symmetry in his product lines, so even though this seems pretty unlikely it's not totally impossible that he'd want to bring multitouch to stuff besides the iPhone...
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iPhone primed to trump rivals in audience appeal
Analysts at Bank of America and Morgan Stanley say Apple is poised to snap up marketshare from competing smartphone producers, even though some segments, as always, would prove tough to crack.
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Steve Jobs on CNBC
Jobs make it clear that iPhone is not a new cell phone, it's a new iPod, and AppleTV is a new mac. Mark one up for American innovation. Would that the rest of the S&P 500 take that charge.
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Why the Apple/Cisco iPhone Talks Collapsed; Discussion ended on Monday 8PM
...the companies had been close to finalising a deal the night before Apple chief executive Steve Jobs took the stage at the Macworld Expo in San Francisco to announce the long-awaited iPod mobile phone called the "iPhone". But after "intense" discussions ended at 8pm on Monday night, Cisco hasn't heard from Apple
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Video: Steve Balmer 'Explodes a Laugh' at the iPhone during CNBC Interview
Word of Advice for Steve Balmer: You can Criticize but Never Laugh...you may just find yourself in another embarrassing Monkey Boy Video
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Reaction to the iPhone reveals how the electronics industry failed...
To many observers it is one of the great mysteries of the electronics world. Not how the iPod became such a huge success, but how other manufacturers have still failed to effectively compete against the white ear bud toting little player from the company formerly known as Apple computer.
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Harvard Professor: "Apple Generated $400 Million of Free iPhone Publicity"
"No other company has ever received that kind of attention for a product launch," Yoffie says. "It's unprecedented."...The company's masterful buzz machine has helped generate record profits (thanks to the worldwide digital music cultural icon, the iPod)
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Rumor: Apple Considering Licensing iPhone OS, Multitouch?
At first I figured it was for accessories to use the “Made for iPhone” tag, like many iPod accessory makers, but something was odd, so I probed with, “For accessories?” He or she said, “Naw, we don’t do hardware anymore. It’s a meeting about multitouch and the OS and stuff.” Wait a minute.
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High school teens say they'll plunk down $500 for iPhone
Though it hasn't yet hit the market, most high school students (84 percent) are already aware of Apple's iPhone device, with a significant number those who are away (25 percent) saying they will fork over the $500 to make one their own, a recent study has shown.
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Beatles on Apple's iTunes to FINALLY be Officially Announced
With the iPhone announced, the Mac news and rumour machine is taking new steps to get ahead of the curve. This week's leading rumour relates to The Beatles, with a report claiming the act will release music through iTunes, perhaps as soon as 14 February — Valentine's Day
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Skin Your BlackBerry Like the iPhone
Get in on all the iPhone skinning madness with this iBerry theme for BlackBerries. It works currently only with the 7100 (sorry Pearlers), but others should be coming soon. Better grab it now before Apple gets a sniff.
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eBay Scammers Target iPhone Fans
An eBay seller is auctioning off 3 iPhones. The cost is now up to $1000! Direct link to auctions- http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZrgonzales23455QQhtZ-1
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Sunday, December 2, 2007
Apple's iPhone will be released on June 11
Now Cingular is confirming that the release date will be June 11. A customer service manager at Cingular (we called 800-947-5096 and were transferred to sales) gave us that date late Thursday, but, alas, said he didn't have any additional information beyond that.
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Apple stokes iPhone anticipation with e-mail teaser
Apple Inc.'s eagerly sought iPhone device remains on track to launch this June, according to an email sent out by the company to mobile customers who signed up to received more information on the device.
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Gizmodo iPhone Hands-On: I Called My Mommy
"What do I really think of it? Well CD players and iPods both play music. But elegant design at the fundamental level of how it plays tunes is what helped it transcend the category. From what I saw, first hand, I think the iPhone is going to do this for cellies. I have a bit of sympathy for our friends at RIM and Nokia."
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» Cisco lost rights to iPhone trademark last year, experts say
An investigation into the ongoing trademark dispute between Cisco and Apple over the name "iPhone" appears to show that Cisco does not own the mark as claimed in their recent lawsuit. This is based on publicly available information from the US Patent and Trademark office, as well as public reviews of Cisco products over the past year. The trademark
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Cingular doesn't want iPhone 'switchers' just yet
If you're thinking about switching to Cingular before the iPhone is released in June - think again. What I discovered is that Cingular isn't interested in your business just yet. I tried to switch to Cingular today and encountered numerous problems in the process. I have posted my experience for review.
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iPhone's OS X Less than 500MB, Flash vs Hard Drive, iWork Integration?
iPhone is running an optimised but full version of OS X that weighs in at considerably less than half a GB, according to Apple vice president of worldwide iPod marketing Greg Joswiak. He confirmed that the operating system sits in the flash memory of the device and that Apple will provide updates to the operating system like they do today
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Cisco Demanded to have a access to iTunes in return for Sharing iPhone Name
Cisco spells out what's in the 'iPhone' name: Cisco is understood to have demanded access to Apple's closed media distribution service, the online iTunes store, in return for sharing the 'iPhone' brand name at the centre of a trademark dispute between the two groups
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Apple Subnotebook (FeatherBook) will run iPhone OS X says Analyst
"The 'mini' Mac OS X will be used. In terms of software, our sources indicate that Apple is leaning towards using the same "mini" version of Mac OS X used in the upcoming iPhone. We believe this will be particularly important as it has a much smaller footprint and runs with as little as 4 GB of space."
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Vodafone seen as frontrunner for European iPhone contract
Apple has yet to say with which international carriers it plans to partner on iPhone distribution, but one Wall Street analyst is citing sources in saying that heavyweight Vodafone is all but a shoe-in for Europe. "Our sources indicate that Vodafone is most likely iPhone's carrier partner for Europe,".
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Apple Uses Legal Force On Forum Poster For Linking to PocketPC iPhone GUI
A user on the XDA Developers forums linked to an iPhone like GUI for PocketPC's and received the wrath of Apple Legal.
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Google Switch - a Samsung iPhone killer?
The mythical Googlephone is a touchscreen device with extended Gtalk combining Gmail and instant messaging. Also supposedly includes GPS for pin-point navigation in Google maps. Looks slick
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Idiot pays $112.50 for the worst iPhone email address ever
the.iphone.from.apple at gmail.com actually sold for a whopping $112.50 on eBay.
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iPhone processor: ARM? Samsung? XScale?
Ars Technica revists the question of who is providing the main processor for the upcoming iPhone. New information sheds light on the matter.
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Apple's ulterior motive for unlocking music?...It's all about the iPhone
Apple's ulterior motive for unlocking music? Steve Jobs is calling on the recording industry to unlock music and set consumers free. Why now? Could it have something to do with the iPhone?
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It's kind of official: Apple iPhone & JAJAH VoIP
According to JAJAH you will be able to make VOIP calls from the iPhone with no additional downloads, installation, or contract. But what does Apple have to say about it?
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Cingular Receipt Hints At $150 Discount For iPhone 2 YR Service Agreement?
Cingular seems to be printing at the bottom of some receipts (Possibly due to a glitch), "iPhone for NAME, @ YR Agreement SAVINGS $150.00". Error or hint?
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H.264 hardware encoder for Mac - encode movies for iPod, Apple TV, iPhone
Elgato announced a new hardware for mac that helps you to encode your movies for your iPod, Apple TV or the upcoming iPhone.
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David Pogue - Some Hands-On Time With the iPhone
David Pogue had a chance to sit down with Steve Jobs and Phil Schiller for an hour and use the Apple iPhone. Although there are a few minor things he dislikes, he overall appears to love it. It can't be June soon enough.
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How Apple Kept The iPhone Secret For 30 Months
Pillow talk was a challenge. Keeping secrets from loved ones is especially hard. Those stresses were amplified by the frantic race over the past half year to get the iPhone ready for launch
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iPhone debate: I’m a Mac vs. Bill Gates
"48 hours after the iPhone was announced, is it a techno-revolution or just media hype? We imagine a fierce debate between the Mac guy and Bill Gates."
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Before the iPhone there was Newton
We were all wowed by the iPhone last week, but back in 1993 Apple introduced a revolutionary product called Newton that defined the PDA industry. Watch this Newton "getting started" video from 1993 and wonder why your 2006 PDA can't do half the things Newton revolutionized fourteen years ago!
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iPhone Costs Only $245.83 to Build
According to iSuppli Corp., the 4GB Apple iPhone costs only $245.83 to manufacture, with the 8GB model checking in at $280.83. What are your thoughts? View the breakdown here on digg!
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AT&T/Cingular to Give Away 18 Months of iPhone Service?
Reports suggest that AT&T/Cingular may provide significant discounts to customers who buy the iPhone, possibly as much as 18 months of free service, in order to gain market share.
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Verizon passed up Apple iPhone deal
While Cingular (er, AT&T, but you know what we mean) couldn't seem prouder of its iPhone exclusivity, apparently Apple's first choice was Verizon, but the two companies couldn't agree on a deal that worked for both companies.
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Apple’s Jobs: More iPhone apps coming before launch
Apple CEO Steve Jobs says Apple fans can expect more mobile applications for the iPhone by the time the device ships in June. Jobs told Newsweek, however, that Apple will control what applications make it onto the iPhone, much like it has done with every iPod. "You don't want your phone to be an open platform,” says Jobs. %2...
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iPhone Safari Does Have Flash and Java Support
Contrary to earlier reports the iPhone does support Flash and Java according to a German publication. This could open the door for a multitude of iPhone web-based services.
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Apple Avoids Locking in iPhone Name
Apple has methodically avoided locking itself in to the iPhone name by not etching it in to the product and by using "weasel" language.
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Cisco's iPhone in violation of GPL
Apparently, Cisco has not released source for the iPhone that was based off GPL code. The Cisco iPhone is linux based. A bit of a double standard to go after Apple for trademark infringement, yet doing copyright infringement of its own.
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Killer mobile GUI by nVidia... Hasta la "Vista" iPhone!
nVidia jump to the mobile platform: first the GPU for the MOTORAZR V3xx. Now present at 3GSM Barcelona a new high tech GUI, will be the next best thing after the Apple iPhone GUI... check the video and see for yourself.
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Apple settles iPhone spat with Cisco
Cisco and Apple today announced that they have resolved their dispute involving the "iPhone" trademark. After more than a month of public sparring, the companies recently agreed to several legal extensions, following the Cisco lawsuit over the iPhone trademark (in the US as well as the UK). Under the agreement, both companies are free to use the "i
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Hidden Details from the iPhone Keynote
Four things about the iPhone that you probably overlooked from Steve Job's MacWorld keynote. They include what the calendar application looks like, how you'll view traffic in Google Maps, another way to scroll through long lists and how ringtones may ultimately work.
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Phil Schiller's Close-up Demo of Apple's iPhone
Apple, Inc's Phil Schiller shows John Blackstone of CBS the many features of the iPhone.
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iPhone interface analysis from an actual usability expert (gasp!)
Bruce Tognazzini has a lot of great things to say about the iPhone, as well as a lot of critiques. Tog goes in and picks some nits with various usability elements of the iPhone as a phone, an iPod, and an internet communicator. Here's my summary of Tog's opinions on the iPhone for you...
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Hi, I’m an iPhone. And I’m a Smartphone.
Just a little fun 'comic strip' put together showcasing the differences between the iPhone and 'Smartphones.'
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Apple removes iPhone interface video from YouTube
Apple have removed the video of the iPhone interface on a Pocket PC created by tzywen, from Youtube.
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Why the Linux based Deeda Pi phone is a real iPhone killer
The phrase "iPhone killer" is used all too often at the moment but in this case it seems to be justified. The deeda Pi phone has one of the best interfaces I have ever seen on a mobile phone, iPhone included.
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Cingular Confirms iPhone Will "Require" 2 Year Contract
Bad news for everyone on Cingular who was hoping to buy an iPhone outright, Cingular is confirming that the iPhone will not be sold without a 2 year contract.
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Apple iPhone FAQ
Just got done with an interview with some folks from Cingular on the iPhone and they tipped their hand just enough for us to compile a quick FAQ on the parasitic relationship that is the Apple-Cingular partnership.
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