The iPhone is a fully fledged computer in it’s right, but how does it compare against “real” computers? The Key components in the original iPhone are: ARM1176JZF with TrustZone, with a clock at perhaps 600 MHz ARM Intelligent Energy Manager 16-kbyte/16-kbyte code/data cache Vector floating point coprocessor ARM Jazelle-enabled for embedded-Java execution SIMD high performance […]
Let me get this straight…? Apple is evil, because anyone can release software for it, but it has to go through a vetting (approval) process. An approval process that may reject the application, but you can then resubmit, etc… But the iPhone is a relatively open system, one where web applications require no approval, and […]
I can’t believe that someone would expect us to believe this…. Â But, it is on the Huffingtonpost…. Â But supposedly Gerald Sindell, has had a iTablet, and is breaking rank & file, throwing away his NDA… Â And not expecting to be sued by Apple…(It’s bad, bad, bad, bad, bad, bad humor. Ignore it, maybe it’ll go […]
AT&T will today begin rolling about MMS for iPhone customers in the U.S., the patch which will enable the service will be available from iTunes and will allow iPhone users to begin sending and receiving photos and videos. The rollout will begin late on Friday morning, Pacific time. MMS Update: We know you’ve been eager […]
Though the recent iPhone 3.1 update added support for protecting against phishing sites, there were concerns that it didn’t catch any. But, as it turns out, that’s mainly because activating the feature requires a few more steps that most users didn’t know about. The Anti-phishing database is initially downloaded only when three conditions are met: […]
AT&T has announced that on September 25th it will begin offering MMS service to its iPhone customers, solving one image problem and exacerbating another.… (View the rest of the article at iPhone MMS hits US on September 25)
How does the iPhone keyboard compare against the Android keyboard?  What features make each system stand out in regards to their keyboards? Take a look here, Virtual Keyboards on iPhone and Android for an indepth examination of the keyboards…
Here! Here! Finally someone pointing out the samething that I have said here at work. I am very eager to see Apple shake up the Cellular market from the inside out… Webomatic discusses how Apple can change the cell market, and why he is eager for it… in Why I’m Annoyed At AT&T: They Can’t […]