Wednesday, January 16, 2008
Sascha Segan makes a very interesting point in his take on Steve Jobs’ Macworld keynote: Did anyone else notice how radically green Apple’s Macworld announcements were? Steve Jobs didn’t play up the environmental angle of his iPhone, Apple TV, and iPod Touch upgrades, but the vision he presented is far more radical than just a [...]
Wednesday, January 16, 2008
Steve Jobs on speed, courtesy of Mahalo Daily.
Tuesday, January 15, 2008
Steve Jobs announced the 1.1.3 iPhone software update today at Macworld, available now for download and installation via iTunes. For more coverage of the Jobsnote, iPhone, and the 1.1.3 softup, see: Engadget iPhone and iPod Touch skinny Macworld.com keynote liveblog ars technica keynote announcements article After reading about 1.1.3, it’s time to install it. During [...]
Sure Apple is planning some interesting things with multi-touch for iPhone, but just how far could the technology be taken? Check out this demonstration from NYU spin-off Perceptive Pixel for a glimpse of the possibilities: and here’s a video of Perceptive Pixel founder Jeff Han premiering his multi-touch tech at TED in February 2006: I [...]
Last July I wondered in writing about Q2 2006 NOK and MOT numbers: Is mobile handset design and marketing now a two horse race? As reported in this Chicago Tribune story on Q4 2006 results, the answer appears to be a big “Yes”. According to the Strategy Analytics numbers quoted by the Tribune: Nokia increased [...]
Wednesday, January 17, 2007
There have been a lot of so-so and a few really great articles on iPhone in the week since it was launched. What follows are my favorite blog posts, articles, and videos covering iPhone in week one. David Pogue published an early first pass in his “Some Hands-On Time With the iPhone” after spending about [...]
The speculation and rumors and leaks were basically right: Steve Jobs has announced the Apple iPhone. (Click here to discuss in the BillDay.com iPhone forum) Touch screen tech known as “multi-touch”, uses your finger, almost entire front of device is screen 3.5 inch 480 x 320 widescreen, 160ppi 11.6mm thick, “thinner than the Q and [...]
GigaOM reports that CES is “All About Mobile”. Will MacWorld’s big “one more thing” finale also be a mobile masterpiece? Will my Nano soon have an Apple Phone in its circle of friends? Or will everyone who’s been speculating and betting and babbling be really, really disappointed? Time will tell…