http://arstechnica.com/journals/apple.ars/2007/1/12/6597
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Oops. The iPhone may not be called the iPhone for much longer:
http://apple.slashdot.org/apple/07/01/10/2320257.shtml
Meanwhile in the UK...
http://tinyurl.com/ycojk8
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Kleenex. Xerox. It's the iPhone, whatever they call it legally.
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Robert Holmes wrote:
Oops. The iPhone may not be called the iPhone for much longer:
http://apple.slashdot.org/apple/07/01/10/2320257.shtml
Meanwhile in the UK...
http://tinyurl.com/ycojk8
R
Or maybe it will.
...Comwave, Nuvio and Teledex are all using the brand in different
ways from the NYT longer article:
http://www.nytimes.com/2007/01/11/technology/11apple.html?_r=1hporef=slogin
Is iPhone a kleenex already?
Robert C
Robert Holmes wrote:
Oops. The iPhone may not be
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Oh dear, I just dropped my cell phone.
On the concrete.
From, oh, say, 10 feet.
How sad...
Giles Bowkett wrote:
http://www.engadget.com/2007/01/09/the-apple-iphone/
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They need to work on the ergonomics of that thing.
;-}
Wipe the saliva off of your chin, Carl.
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Carl Tollander wrote:
Oh dear, I just dropped my cell phone.
Cingular EDGE is ok in Santa Fe, but not great. I'd say limit
expectations for web browsing, etc.
As far as GPRS/EDGE coverage goes, heading north to the Pacific
Northwest on highways, coverage was must better than last year.
Douglas Roberts wrote:
They need to work on the ergonomics of that thing.
;-}
Wipe the saliva off of your chin, Carl.
Oh, it's not that cool. It doesn't have an electric razor to shave
with on your way to work. Heck, a Swiss Army knife has more stuff - the
iPhone doesn't have a
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There are a lot of sub-plots to this. One I like is the whole Linux
for Devices thing.
I got the Nokia 770 web tablet and was amazed how little support
Nokia gave to the linux platform it used. Similarly, I know the
Linux guy at Motorola, and they too have a weak Linux platform
In other words, all the other players were just playing, not serious.
I think Microsoft is starting to get serious with Windows Mobile, but of
course they won't do a good job until they really see a major market and
the certainty of losing it. I hope the iPhone is a better product,
across
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