When I first saw this headline, I thought to myself, “It’s high time someone looked into these arrangements!” But the truth is it’s these types of arrangements that inspire change and advancement in technology. It’s a love/hate relationship. This exclusive arrangement is what enticed at&t to give Apple what they needed to re-invent the cell […]
Now that I’ve had a chance to review Apple’s iPhone event from yesterday, compliments of iTunes, I have mixed feelings regarding the implementation of copy/paste. I love the fact that I’ll have it, but why the inconsistent calling of it? In Mail I doubletap the word. In Safari I have to press and hold. Don’t […]
Apple announced today the new features coming to the iPhone 3.0 software. Among the “100” new features lie a nest of basics. Copy/paste. MMS. Universal searching. Note syncing. All items that should have been included with the original, but for some reason or another were not. I’ve been able to totally enjoy my original iPhone […]
Time has their top whatever lists out. One particularly interesting (if your into the hottest selling gadget of the last two years) list is their top ten list of iPhone apps. I’ve got two of them. #5 is Wikipanion, a very nice iPhone complimenting front end to Wikipedia, and #8, NetNewsWire, the best RSS newsreader […]
Say it aint so! CNET is reporting that Microsoft has released an application called Seadragon Mobile for the iPhone; before they even release it for their own mobile operating system for their favorite smartphones. Weird huh? I’d give an iTunes link, but why would you want to install something Microsoft on a platform that is […]