Not bad press, and the quality was decent, too!
News segment filmed with iPhone 3GS
(Thanks Andy)
No CommentsNot bad press, and the quality was decent, too!
News segment filmed with iPhone 3GS
(Thanks Andy)
No CommentsYou can find the firmware here
Likely, this issue won’t affect you unless you have one of the very expensive, fast solid state drives (SSDs). Most of you don’t.
No CommentsThis story rocks and you know someone on the Find my iPhone team at Apple is very proud today.
Great job everyone!
No CommentsThe WSJ is reporting that Steve Jobs received a new liver several months ago, likely as a side effect of his pancreatic cancer of several years ago.
This just in: rumors say that Jobs might be receiving a new heart as well, and due to having a change in heart, he will allow Apple to start shipping two button mice.
1 CommentHow popular is the iPhone one might ask? Well the iPhone (at least up until the 3Gs) has had a fairly cruddy camera. It does ok, but even now, no flash, low megapixels, which to be fair, compares to other phones, but still, not great.
Check out the Flickr charts on camera usage. The first one is all cameras, then the third chart are phone cameras.
That will tell you how popular the iPhone really is:
No CommentsThis is a very cool idea to replace our normal two outlet fixtures.
Now all we need are plugs that have 90 degree rotated prongs.
No CommentsI picked up my iPhone 3Gs this morning. Because this is the third iPhone model, the lines were much shorter than two years ago. Only 40 or so people ahead of me, and it took an hour in line to pick up the phone and head out the door.
So, how does it compare to my generation 1 phone?
After syncing with my laptop for apps, and then syncing with the desktop for videos, I have 5.3gb of videos in 81 items I cannot get off the phone, according to itunes. No idea where this media is.
Well, it was all in older podcasts, and iTunes refused to unsync them, so I had to delete every podcast episode, then and only then did itunes delete the content from the iPhone
No CommentsYou can barely see my bald head, John is in the middle and this great guy we met, Carlos, is on the left, while the author is checking out something on his iPhone.
No CommentsEven though the name is lousy, the new Microsoft search engine “Bing” has some nice maps.
Go to Bing Maps and enter an address, then click the “Bird’s eye” button on the top of the map. You can even rotate the bird’s eye.
Bing maps, however, place the marker for our house two doors south, whereas google maps gets it right. I cannot move the bing maps marker yet, either.
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