From: Mobile Hardware Report [mailto:mobilehardware@newsletter.infoworld.com]
Sent: Wednesday, July 11, 2007 1:41 PM
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Subject: Mobile Hardware Report: iPhone: The $1,975 iPod
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| Wednesday, July 11, 2007 iPhone: The $1,975 iPodPosted July 10, 3:00 a.m. Pacific Time Every living thing knows about iPhone. Apple and AT&T saw to that in their unprecedented campaign to prime demand for a mobile device that has been dubbed "revolutionary" and "game changing." After nine days doing nothing but living, breathing, and dissecting a 4GB iPhone, I am captivated by it. I'd challenge any gadget hound to find a more satisfying, status-elevating way to blow half a grand. >> Analyst predicts iPhone based on iPod nano Posted July 10, 11:33 a.m. Pacific Time Apple will follow up its debut iPhone with a cheaper version based on the iPod nano, a JPMorgan financial analyst said yesterday, echoing comments last week by bloggers scouring the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office database. >> SF Wi-Fi plan faces key votes Posted July 10, 6:57 a.m. Pacific Time San Francisco city officials could bring the city's proposed Wi-Fi network closer to reality at two meetings this week as a key leader proposes significant changes to the plan. >> CRITICAL DATA PROTECTION QUESTIONS FOR IT DECISION-MAKERS In this Webcast, Doug Chandler of IDC will explain how many companies have evaluated their data protection choices in today's market and made a successful transition from in-house backup and recovery operations to service-based solutions. Sponsored by Arsenal. Click here. >> Laptop PC sales hit records in June Posted July 10, 5:04 a.m. Pacific Time Laptop PC shipments by the world's two largest contract makers surged in June, rebounding from a lull in April and part of May as systems makers awaited the launch of Intel's Santa Rosa laptop PC chips, an upgrade to its popular Centrino package. >> iPhone delivers more misses than hits Posted July 10, 3:00 a.m. Pacific Time Apple and AT&T deliver plenty of great features in the iPhone, but the list of shortcomings is too extensive to ignore. The following is a list of pros and cons for the iPhone I observed in my extensive testing of the device (see also InfoWorld's iPhone Test Center Review). >> Samsung, Ericsson agree to cross-license mobile patents Posted July 9, 8:15 a.m. Pacific Time Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson and Samsung Electronics have reached a cross-license agreement for their mobile telephony patents, ending recent lawsuits between the two companies, Ericsson said Monday. >> CRITICAL DATA PROTECTION QUESTIONS FOR IT DECISION-MAKERS In this Webcast, Doug Chandler of IDC will explain how many companies have evaluated their data protection choices in today's market and made a successful transition from in-house backup and recovery operations to service-based solutions. Sponsored by Arsenal. Click here. >> Taiwan companies team up on Microsoft smartphones Posted July 9, 6:56 a.m. Pacific Time A pair of Taiwanese companies signed a technology agreement to develop 3G (third-generation telecommunications) and 3.5G smartphones around the Windows Mobile OS, adding to the growing pool of companies developing mobile phones around the Microsoft software. >> Insurer may jump in to cover iPhones Posted July 6, 12:50 p.m. Pacific Time A company that insures laptops and smartphones may save the day for iPhone owners worried about their pricey handsets getting stolen or damaged. >> | ||
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