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Have you seen Apple's iPhone 3G "Unslow" ad which says you can do most things on the internet "twice as fast" with iPhone 3G as in comparison to the first generation iPhone?
The ad has created some controversy in the blogosphere with some folks complaining that the ad is misleading, and that it sets wrong expectations.
Check out Apple's iPhone 3G ad after the jump to see if you agree.
Continue reading "Is Apple's iPhone 3G "Unslow" Ad Misleading?" »
Apparently the average US household has about $90 of spare change just sitting around.
So if you are wondering what to do with the spare change then checkout the tip by one of the readers over at TUAW to turn your spare change into iPhone Apps after the jump.
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It all started with the iPhone lines outside Apple's flagship Store on 5th Avenue in New York, we then had the big three tech writers publish their iPhone 3G reviews, then we saw the iPhone 3G unboxing photos, the iPhone 3G unboxing videos, we also had folks at iFixit taking the iPhone 3G apart and the iPhone Dev Team surprised everyone by claiming that they have hacked, jailbroken and unlocked iPhone firmware 2.0 within hours of its release.
So the only ritual remaining based on what we had seen last year with the original iPhone launch, was for folks at BlendTec finding an answer to the question: Will Apple's new iPhone 3G blend? They have just published a video to show you if it does.
Continue reading "Apple's iPhone 3G Blended to a Smoothie" »
Folks at AppleHound have just published a comprehensive list of reproduceable bugs after spending around 40 hours with the iPhone. The good part of the news for those who have already bought the iPhone is that overall they found the OS X graphical interface and applications extremely solid.
Continue reading "68 bugs and counting: Can we expect a firmware update for the iPhone soon?" »
We were calling it "iPhone madness", "iPhone frenzy" when people were bidding for an iPhone even before it was launched and in some cases even paying a reasonable premium on the store price. I wonder what you have to say about the auction which is currently going on at eBay for the blended iPhone or should we say the iPhone smoothie.
Curious to find out what the hell I am talking about read on.
Continue reading "iPhone smoothie selling on Ebay for $455" »
If the news that the iPhone launch in Asia will only be in 2008 was not bad enough for the millions of Apple fans, here is a word of warning for all those in Asia planning to beat Apple to the race by looking to import an Apple iPhone and use it by getting it unlocked in the grey market.
While the rumor mill continues on which carrier will be bringing iPhone to Europe, will it be O2 in UK and T-Mobile for Germany, lets not forget that there is still time for the iPhone's Europe launch, so for all those in Europe who would like to give their Pocket PC a face-lift to make it look like the iPhone, here is a way.
YouTube video and more details after the jump.
Continue reading "Hack: Convert your Windows mobile phone into an iPhone" »
We are not the only one who wants to get their hands on Apple's iPhone, Stephen Colbert, the three-time Emmy Award-winning American comedian, satirist, actor, and writer, over at Comedy Central also wants one, and that too free.
First it was Conan O'Brein who came up with some pretty funny iPhone commercial spoof andnow its Stephen Colbert poking some fun at the iPhone.
Check out the funny YouTube video after the jump.
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The revolutionary Apple iPhone isn't just a threat to companies in the mobile industry, it also could be a potential threat to the $4.4 billion worldwide ringtone industry.
The Apple iPhone is not just a phone it is also a a widescreen iPod with touch controls so you will be able to store music on your phone very conveniently. Hmm, so you could then simply select your favorite song in iTunes and make it your ringtone!
So does it mean the death of the paid ringtone industry?
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I had written an article back in April about how the iPhone buzz had caught the art world as well, as an iPhone painting was sold at eBay for US $410. We recently had another painting (in my opinion a better one) of "Steve Jobs and the apple" by the same artist which was also auctioned at eBay but for a lesser price. So did the buzz surrounding the iPhone release make the difference?
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