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On Thursday morning a few of us attended the Digital Bytes Breakfast at the Time-Life building in Manhattan, hosted by AdAge. There’s a good recap on the AdAge site, so I won’t post it verbatim, but for those of us with ADD there are some key points worth noting, in particularly the comparisons to the [...]
Yeah, my friend Spike said he’s OK with the rebate and still loves ya’. But I’m not as forgiving. Maybe it’s because I’ve been a loyal Mac addict since owning my first //e in the 80′s. Maybe it’s because I tell everyone to buy your stuff, the design rocks and your products “just work”. But [...]
So the $200 price drop has several of us early adopters pissed, to say the least. Wired has a great figure showing our “investment” depreciated by about $3 a day since launch. You can have your say, though. Apple has a section on their site where you can “Share your iPhone story“. Here’s my submission, [...]
George Hotz is running an Ebay auction for the world’s second unlocked iPhone. His blog details the ten steps it took to do it. This second (his person phone is the first) phone can be yours (currently) for a mere $2,175. Better yet, you could just follow the steps on his blog, unlock it yourself [...]
That’s the most common question I’ve been asked since getting an iPhone last month. Sure, it’s a nifty conversation piece and overall I’m pleased with it — especially since it replaces my (go ahead and laugh) 2nd gen iPod and Razr. There are a lot of features I love, like the Maps driving feature to [...]
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I was mildly surprised to see Robert blasting the new iPhone, essentially comparing it side by side to other products on the marketing before declaring that it “sucks”. Conversely, Andrew Lark says he’s on board and agrees with me that it’s a game-changer. The debate over whether you love it or hate it illustrates one [...]
MacWorld is going on in San Francisco today (on Mac Rumors Live.com for those not in the Bay), with most investors wondering how Apple is going to recapture the growth that the iPod had. Sure, sales are steady, but it’s all about growth on the Street. Enter the iPhone. This, to me, is the “cell [...]
