Jun

10

AT&T Gives up the Scoop on iPhone Upgrades

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June 10, 2008 | Leave a Comment

Gizmodo.com  got their gadget crazy hands on an internal memo regarding the iPhone upgrade and details.
Some of this information was expected, but some was a bit of a surprise.  The short of it:

3G iPhones will cost $30 for a data plan (up from $20) - that’s the same as a BlackBerry Plan.
The Enterprise Data plan […]

Mar

15

Google Takes a Jab at Apple and the iPhone

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March 15, 2008 | Leave a Comment

Google is ramping up its impressive media engine to start touting its new phone and phone operating system Android. For those of you who hadn’t heard, Google is developing a mobile phone operating system that will run on a variety of different hardware pieces from a variety of manufactures.
So far, HTC, Motorolla, and Samsung […]

Feb

25

Talk is Cheap - Unlimited Voice Plan

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February 25, 2008 | Leave a Comment

If you talk on your phone, and I mean talk a lot, then AT&T has a deal for you. AT&T is offering unlimited voice calls for a flat $99. If you choose this plan, you are still tied to the $20 data plan. So, if you can’t seem to stop calling and […]

Feb

7

Is the New 16GB iPhone in Your Future?

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February 7, 2008 | 1 Comment

If you have been kicking around the idea of purchasing a new 16GB iPhone, but were afraid of the ramifications of the purchase on your current ball and chain AT&T Contract, have no fear. Over at iLounge, Charles Starret has received confirmation that everything is OK.
Purchasing a new iPhone will not extend your current […]

Aug

9

iPhone Copy and Paste

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August 9, 2007 | Leave a Comment

Fresh on the heels of yet another Apple conference (seemingly every week) a new product has been launched simply known as iMockery. The engineer involved only goes by the moniker of Lonely Sandwich which we hope is just a nickname and not some horrible curse that his parents saddled him with. This will be the […]

Aug

8

iPhone Zone

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August 8, 2007 | Leave a Comment

First off I need to apologize for my absence the past few days, Fake Steve Jobs dropped me a bogus email and then organized an intervention ‘invited’ me to iDaho where the new iPhone-aholics rehab program would rid me of my Bejeweled obsession. Sure at first I was hesitant to admit I had a […]

Aug

3

This week in iPhone news

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August 3, 2007 | Leave a Comment

iPhone productions about face
In a direct contradiction to our previous story on the iPhone productions dropping, DigiTimes advises “Sources at Taiwan-based component makers have said iPhone shipments schedules are still on track.” Of course DigiTimes has been wrong about many things in the past including production issues and in regards to the G5 iBook and […]

Aug

2

iPhone production and Apple’s stock plummet

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August 2, 2007 | 1 Comment

David Bailey, an analyst at Goldman Sachs has found some truth to the rumors that iPhone production has been reduced due in part to over eager predictions on the amount of units needed to meet demand. This news caused Apple’s shares to fall nearly 7 per cent on the Nasdaq market. Apple responded that it […]

Aug

1

iPhone v1.0.1 Update

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August 1, 2007 | 2 Comments

Apple has taken heed with the recent criticisms that have arisen over the iPhone security and bug reports with the release of their first update on the Apple iPhone firmware. Addressed are the Safari security hole and numerous other potentially harmful vulnerabilities. The best news is that iFuntastic Mark 2 still works and that might […]

Aug

1

iPhone conflict of interest

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August 1, 2007 | Leave a Comment

One of the biggest supporters of the iPhone is David Pogue of the NY Times, his column seems to be the definitive source when it comes to all things gadget. A positive review from him can help sell thousands of units and that is a lot of power. However what happens when a reporter takes […]

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