Apple iPhone
Why no 3G soon??? SDK applications! & Idiot check!
I know Apple will have applications ready via itunes at the end of this month. Trust me! The SDK has already been sent to specific companies.
Furthermore don't believe the hype on the whole 3G stuff. 3G is still not that faster than Edge. The reason is that when you type in a page like apple.com or the new york times, it takes a while either on 3G or Edge to download pages with lots of info. This hold true for desktops and laptops. It also depends on the cellphone browser as well.
In my opinion apple should give the iphone 4G technology which is already being implemented as we speak. Also since AT&T just took wi-fi services for 7,000 Starbucks locations the possibilities for the iphone just got better. The only thing is that don't be...
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Furthermore don't believe the hype on the whole 3G stuff. 3G is still not that faster than Edge. The reason is that when you type in a page like apple.com or the new york times, it takes a while either on 3G or Edge to download pages with lots of info. This hold true for desktops and laptops. It also depends on the cellphone browser as well.
In my opinion apple should give the iphone 4G technology which is already being implemented as we speak. Also since AT&T just took wi-fi services for 7,000 Starbucks locations the possibilities for the iphone just got better. The only thing is that don't be...
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Sorry for the grammatical errors I was typing fast!!! 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 Here is some related evidence to back up my thoughts.
http://www.appleinsider.com/articles/08/02/15/leak_t ... »
http://www.macrumors.com/2008/02/15/hints-at-iphone- ... »
also check gizmodo, engadet as well.
also i meant to say AT&T took over Wi-fi services for 7,000 starbucks locations. 🙂 🙂 🙂
http://www.appleinsider.com/articles/08/02/15/leak_t ... »
http://www.macrumors.com/2008/02/15/hints-at-iphone- ... »
also check gizmodo, engadet as well.
also i meant to say AT&T took over Wi-fi services for 7,000 starbucks locations. 🙂 🙂 🙂
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more info:
http://www.appleinsider.com/articles/08/02/18/uk_itu ... »
More iPhone software claims
For the sake of completeness, AppleInsider notes a dubious rumor report from MacBidouille on expectations for the next version of Apple's iPhone software.
According to a tip passed onto the site, Apple recently commissioned a survey alongside its exclusive French iPhone wireless provider indicating that the next version of the handset's software would be labeled iPhone software 2.0 rather than 1.1.4 and include support for Adobe Flash, copy and paste, and iChat over WiFi, among other things.
MacBidouille holds a mixed track record on its forward looking Apple reports as of late, ...
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http://www.appleinsider.com/articles/08/02/18/uk_itu ... »
More iPhone software claims
For the sake of completeness, AppleInsider notes a dubious rumor report from MacBidouille on expectations for the next version of Apple's iPhone software.
According to a tip passed onto the site, Apple recently commissioned a survey alongside its exclusive French iPhone wireless provider indicating that the next version of the handset's software would be labeled iPhone software 2.0 rather than 1.1.4 and include support for Adobe Flash, copy and paste, and iChat over WiFi, among other things.
MacBidouille holds a mixed track record on its forward looking Apple reports as of late, ...
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The macrumors piece refers to Tiny Code and we all know that their claim turned out to be a total lie that they tried to pass off as a "joke". We know that was B.S. When Apple's lawyers sent them one of the letters they issued a retraction. What I love about these sites/people who claim insider knowledge or make educated guesses is that if you say enough some it will come true, but... sometime tech companies use this kind of discussion to pick what features will be introduced. I am sure there isn't one thing that's being discussed about iPhone features that Apple isn't or hasn't looked at.
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Um, ATT doesn't have 3G services widely deployed at all. It only recently announced it's support for LTE as it's 4G technology, but that's a long way off. Heck LTE stands for "Long term evolution"
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