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Apple 3G iPhone Closing In On Launch - UBS
Apple: Get Ready for a Business-Friendly iPhone
How To Make Your iPhone Vibrate First, Ring Second
Opera Trades Yahoo For Google In Mobile Browser
Apple Optimistic It Will Sell 10 Million iPhones By Year's End
The Pros and Cons of the iPhone with O2 Ireland...
Apple 3G iPhone Closing In On Launch - UBS
Macworld UK's Jonny Evans reports:
Apple has signed-up its first component suppliers for its next-generation iPhone and will release a 3G model of the device by the middle of the year, an analyst firm confirmed this morning.
Analysts at UBS report Apple to have reached a deal with Infineon Technologies to supply some components for the new device.
The report informs UBS analysts believe a 3G model of the device will be released "by mid-year".....
For the full report visit here:
http://www.macworld.co.uk/ipod-itunes/news/index.cfm?RSS&NewsID=20582
Apple: Get Ready for a Business-Friendly iPhone
SeekingAlpha reports:
Apple has dropped some serious hints that its iPhone strategy will at least be tweaked–mostly in ways that will court business users.
First up, Apple has sent invitations for the launch of the iPhone SDK next week and as David Morgenstern notes the device will have "some exciting new enterprise features." Meanwhile, Tim Cook presented at the Goldman Sachs technology conference (Techmeme and replay) on Wednesday....
For the full report click here.
How To Make Your iPhone Vibrate First, Ring Second
jkontherun says:
It's usually the simple solutions in life that make my day. Case in point with the following scenario: you want your iPhone to vibrate first upon receiving a call, and then play a ringtone if you haven't taken the call in 10 seconds or so. That's pretty common functionality in many smartphones and even on feature phones, but it's not available natively on the iPhone.
The simple why-didn't-I-think-of-that solution?.....
You can check it out at:
http://jkontherun.blogs.com/jkontherun/2008/02/how-to-make-you.html
Opera Trades Yahoo For Google In Mobile Browser
InformationWeek's Antone Gonsalves reports:
Opera has swapped Yahoo for Google as the default search engine in the Opera mobile browsers, saying the deal is an extension of a longtime collaboration on mobile products.
Without mentioning Yahoo, the Norwegian company said in a statement that Google search would be accessible directly from the Opera Mobile and Opera Mini start pages. Such a position is a huge advantage, since users would have to manually switch out the search engine for another company, something most people wouldn't bother with.
For the full report click here.
Apple Optimistic It Will Sell 10 Million iPhones By Year's End
The Register's Tony Smith reports:
Apple is "really confident" it will sell 10m iPhones by the end of the year, the company's COO, Tim Cook, said yesterday. Today, O2 announced the phone's launch in Ireland.
Cook was speaking at a Goldman Sachs investment conference and his comments came on the day Apple invited analysts to a meeting to be held next week at which it will unveil its iPhone applications roadmap and the handset's software development kit.
Interestingly, the event's invite also indicates Apple will be discussing its plans to pitch the iPhone at big business, a sign it reckons it can take the fight to Windows Mobile and the BlackBerry. Push email, anyone?
For the full report visit here:
http://www.reghardware.co.uk/2008/02/28/apple_iphone_sdk_ireleand/
The Pros and Cons of the iPhone with O2 Ireland...
macinformation.com reports:
O2 have announced that the iPhone is to be available in Ireland from March 14th 2008. This is welcome news, and somewhat surprising that Ireland has received the iPhone ahead of larger European countries, such as Italy and Spain.
Looking at the tariffs and the offering for Irish customers, we are surprised by some of the specifics.....
For the full report visit here:
http://www.macinformation.com/pages/news/2008/02/o2-iphone.html
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