ekivemark | Shared With: Everyone - Feb 11 2008 | mobile, it, microsoft, android, iPhone, ComentaryMicrosoft is presumably acquiring Danger for their software to roll in to Windows Mobile.
Quoted: While everyone has been preoccupied with the Microsoft-Yahoo saga, the Microsoft acquisition machine keeps on chugging along. Microsoft announced today that it has ...
ekivemark | Shared With: Everyone - Oct 16 2007 | it, phone, phantom, commentary, blackberry, iPhone
Any phone with the vibrate function creates the phantom throb.
I thought I was going nuts for a long time until I heard about other friends experiencing the same sensations.
Quoted: Phantom vibrations shake 'crackberry' addicts, posted by 24hnews
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ekivemark | Shared With: Everyone - Sep 11 2007 | apple, it, iphone, Google, Commentary
Will Apple use its cash to bid for the 700 Mhz wireless spectrum. I doubt it. However, Apple does have ever closer links with Google. It would seem to be in both of their interests to see this wireless spectrum exploited in an open access model. Google benefits by enabling access to their search and related services. Apple benefits by creating cutting edge products that utilize the wireless spectrum.
Neither Apple or Google have experience in building and operating a national communications network. It would seem to make sense for them to partner with another company that has that expertise. At the same time such a move might lower the risks and limit the capital outlay that would be required.
ekivemark | Shared With: Everyone - Sep 05 2007 | it, iphone, apple, Commentary, iPod
One more thing turns out to be the iPod touch. Basically an iPhone without the phone. A similar user interface to the iPhone. The multi-touch glass display and 802.11b/g Wi-Fi and a Safari browser.
We can expect the hacking community to crack this baby open and add extras to this device just like has already happened with the iPhone. Much of the hard work has already been done.
The addition of W-Fi and Safari is a brilliant move by Apple. They are reported to be on target to sell 1 Million iPhones by the end of the month. The iPod touch is only going to accelerate the growing popularity of Safari/WebKit. This move on its own may be enough to seal the iPhone/WebKit's position as the defacto Web 2.0 mobile terminal.
The only surprise is that the device didn't come with a hard drive. At least they offered a 16GB version which will be priced alongside the 8GB iPhone at $399.
ekivemark | Shared With: Everyone - Aug 22 2007 | iphone, apple, itQuoted: According to the FT/Register T-Mobile, Orange and O2 are to sell the iPhone in Germany, France, and the UK respectively, according to the Financial Times. ...
ekivemark | Shared With: Everyone - Aug 17 2007 | iphone, it, mobile
Quoted: Facebook may have the best looking iPhone site to date, but Meebo for the iPhone is more useful, as it brings instant messaging, ...
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