Did you catch how he said "16 different applications"?
yes! brilliant.....how can they keep making these mistakes though?!
can't help but notice we havent yet been shown the camera app either.
i hate living in the uk right now.
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yes! brilliant.....how can they keep making these mistakes though?!
can't help but notice we havent yet been shown the camera app either.
i hate living in the uk right now.
wow, I didn't know it could read MS Word docs in an email! That will certainly appeal to the business community.
I am reminded of the "perfect storm" of consumer marketing that Computerworld believed Microsoft was delivering for the Zune last year--thus, supposedly, making Apple very afraid
http://www.computerworld.com/action/article.do?command=printArticleBasic&articleId=9003718
Now, what Apple & AT&T have gradually played up for a half a year--THAT is a perfect storm.
PS, I don't like that hand model. I prefer the tree-frog hands they use in their patents.
PPS, I really hope it can read PDFs, HTML pages, and other documents stored on the thing's internal HD. THAT would be great--I'd store tons of useful info for business and pleasure.
http://www.computerworld.com/action/article.do?command=printArticleBasic&articleId=9003718
Now, what Apple & AT&T have gradually played up for a half a year--THAT is a perfect storm.
PS, I don't like that hand model. I prefer the tree-frog hands they use in their patents.
PPS, I really hope it can read PDFs, HTML pages, and other documents stored on the thing's internal HD. THAT would be great--I'd store tons of useful info for business and pleasure.
Had we heard anything about the headphones prior to this video? Those freakin rock! Totally eliminating the need for bluetooth for me.
i think you mean 12 and 4 but i agree.
- ok did you fix a typo (from "14 and 4") or did i just imagine it completely?
i still can't get over Stocks as one of the "major" functions of it though
perhaps.. i personally wouldnt call a whole ipod or phone an app though
theres going to be so many starbucks pins in maps! its going to be hard to pick the right one, i think my finger would cover a few.
Pretty extensive video. Covers alot of stuff.....good to know word/excel pdf can be viewed, shame no editing functions though.
Looks pretty impressive but i can't help but think it needs a fat data plan to enjoy all the good stuff. Im still most likely gonna wait for Rev B though.
Looks pretty impressive but i can't help but think it needs a fat data plan to enjoy all the good stuff. Im still most likely gonna wait for Rev B though.
the screen looks SO GOOD in real life (ie not CG). I'm also impressed with the fluidity of the transitions.
Yes but we dont know if its gonna be "accessible". If they gonna set up online activation via iTunes so that mean iPhone has to come together with the SIM card. And the question remains...are you gonna be able to remove it??
It was very clever to do the titles in between video segments using/showing ways to interact with the iPhone (ie the tap zoom in and the flick to move the title off the page).
Some observations...
The demonstrator stopped short of scrolling through all the settings, possibly to hide some undisclosed features?
Also has anyone else noticed that the square in the home button is the same shape and size of the built in isight cameras on the imac, macbook, and macbooks pros? Could there possibly be an ichat camera hidden in plain sight all this time?
The demonstrator stopped short of scrolling through all the settings, possibly to hide some undisclosed features?
Also has anyone else noticed that the square in the home button is the same shape and size of the built in isight cameras on the imac, macbook, and macbooks pros? Could there possibly be an ichat camera hidden in plain sight all this time?
I have been a on a roller coaster ride with this unreleased phone. When first announced, I told my wife I was going to buy one as soon as it was released. THen My desire waned when no mention of Outlook support was mentioned. But I REALLY don't require push email and since I can access my Outlook through the internet this is looking more and more like a MUST HAVE. MUST... RESIST... TILL... SECOND... GENERATIONNNNN!!!!!
and then...
he promptly talked about the 4 main features (icons at the bottom). First I though the 16 applications included those, but now I think we are in for a surprise.
he promptly talked about the 4 main features (icons at the bottom). First I though the 16 applications included those, but now I think we are in for a surprise.