On 10/gen/07, at 19:42, Norman Palardy wrote:
Interesting enough Intel has said they are NOT supplying the
silicon for the iPhone
<http://yahoo.reuters.com/news/articlehybrid.aspx?
storyID=urn:newsml:reuters.com:
20070110:MTFH49765_2007-01-10_17-52-32_N10288928&type=comktNews&rpc=4
4>
And AppleInsider says they are <http://appleinsider.com/article.php?
id=2377>
Additionally, Apple is now providing an "hands-on" for selected
journalists.
I just read an italian article of a journalist which tested the iPhone.
Here are some of the tech key facts:
- The OS is an optimized version of Mac OS X and takes about 200MB of
space.
- It only syncs through cable and only with iTunes
- It's not possible to use VoIP applications
- Installing third party applications will require iTunes and -
probably - applications will be only available from iTunes Store
The last point would suggests that the iPhone's applications will
probably follow the same path used for iPod games. At least initially.
Massimo Valle
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