Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
Apple’s iconic 3G iPhone made its debut in India, sans the public frenzy that greeted its worldwide debut last month, as a steep price and mixed reviews kept potential buyers at bay. Vodafone Essar, the Indian unit of the UK-based wireless major and Bharti Airtel, India’s leading GSM operator, launched the latest version of Apple’s…
Over the past few days, I’ve noticed a change with Verizon Wireless’ ads and the wording they’re employing. Before, when talking about their EDVO wireless data network, they described their network as a “wireless broadband network” or something similar. Now, since the introduction of the iPhone 3G, they’re using “3G” as the branding for their…
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“eastern wireless carrier KDDI has considered its growth stifled in July essentially by way of the iPhone 3G launch… extra: endured here
Verizon wi-fi nowadays offered visible Voice Mail, which, in line with Verizon is “a new application… extra: endured right here
If the majority of new products and services from wireless carriers and handset manufacturers recently seems to be an answer to something from Apple, it’s probably because it is. Sure, Apple’s iPhone, iPhone 3G, iTunes integration, and AppStore may not be directly responsible for all of the wireless industry’s recent advancements, but Cupertino’s entry in…
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Here we go again. Apple is still a one-trick pony in the mobile space. They have their flagship, their only ship really, the iPhone 3G. Sure, the first-generation iPhone is still circulating, but the form-factors and features are nearly identical. Apple really only has one significant mobile phone offering with their iPhone 3G in a…
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Filed under: iPhoneUSA Today has an interview with AT&T head Randall Stephenson in which he discusses the success of the iPhone for the wireless carrier. He notes that in the original deal back on 2005 they were “betting on Jobs” — and it’s now clear that that bet paid off: “It’s everything we hoped it…
As with the unique iPhone, 3G customers must signal a two-yr wi-fi contract. current AT&T customers have to re-up for 2 years… extra: continued here
iPhone developers can now get daily download stats (US) August 2nd, 2008 10:31 am Now the iPhone developers can keep a track of how the applications are doing in the App Store with daily updates. All they have to do is go to iTunes Connect to find out how many times the apps are being…
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‘’ V-Enable, the leading search and enhanced directory assistance provider for cell phones called FreeMobile411, has raised around $1.1 million of $2.2 million in its current round of funding, according to VentureBeat. V-Enable, the San Diego based startup, was founded by wireless experts from mobile giants Nokia, Motorola and CISCO. FreeMobile411 is available either as…
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As of the moment, there is still no supply of the 3G iPhone in Canada. But Rogers Wireless, the exclusive carrier of the device in the country, said that they will be getting shipments every week from Apple Inc. so that they would be able to meet the demand. The 3G iPhone had its debut…
sales of other phones on Rogers wireless’ network just about floor to a halt the day of the iPhone 3G announcement… extra: endured here
AT&T Inc. today reported solid 2nd-quarter outcomes highlighted via sturdy wi-fi increase… more: persisted here
Rumors are again stirring about a new Apple product that one consultant believes will be available this fall: a touchscreen MacBook. It would, in theory be dubbed the MacBook touch. As in iPod touch. MacDailyNews says they received the tip from the same anonymous source who had previously leaked information about Apple’s wireless iTunes Store a week…
It’s not everyday that the Associated Press picks up investment property on the news front. Which makes this latest investment all that much more interesting. The Associated Press has gone in with other investment firms to pump $3 million in to the mobile news startup Verve Wireless. Verve specializes in getting traditional newspapers online and…