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Some 3G Questions Answered by Apple Internal FAQ

AppleInsider is reporting that Apple has distributed an internal FAQ to their sales staff in order to prepare them for 3G iPhone launch day.  While there are not a great number of details about the launch in the internal memo, it does have some interesting questions with answers. The first big point the document makes is [...]

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iPhone Activation May Have At-Home Component

We have talked previously about how much of a drag “in-store only” activation would be to new buyers of the 3G iPhone, but there may be a light at the end of the tunnel.  The in-store activation is clearly a move to prevent people from buying large quantities of iPhones and unlocking them for use [...]

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3G iPhone’s Proximity Sensors Get an Upgrade

The new 3G iPhone has a very small number of body changes, but one of them is a new proximity sensor. The “third sensor” that had been rumored by iLounge last month is a second proximity sensor to compliment the one that was in the first generation iPhone. Apparently the previous sensor did [...]

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The Jailbreaking Phenom May Have Caused Unintended Consequences

Everyone has seen the wonders of unlocked phones. They can play games, play screensavers, and had multi-pane icon storage way before the legitimate firmware did. Of course jailbreaking infringes on the EULA, but it never feltlike a big deal. Who even reads EULAs? Well it seems all the jailbreaking did have an impact [...]

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Steve’s Big Day Now Up for the World to See [Streaming Video]

The keynote today was a blast! That being said…I am still watching it now, not quite 12 hours after it launched. For some reason it takes those graphically-oriented people over at Apple 6-8 hours to release the edited footage of the keynotes. Somebody can school me in the comments, but it seems [...]

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Apps Carried the Day at WWDC

After all of the speculation about the new iPhone launch, we can now look back and see how we did. I feel that the most important feature of WWDC was largly omitted from all of the hype surrounding the conference. This event was not about hardware and it wasn’t radical changes in Apple’s [...]

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iPhone 2nd Generation: Comprehensive Coverage of WWDC 2008

Monday, June 9th, 2008, Apple presented WWDC, the World Wide Developers Conference in San Francisco, CA. It is at this event that Steve Jobs announced the “Second Coming of the iPhone.” On this page, we have aggregated everything we know about the event. Check back often and, as always, stay tuned to [...]

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iPhone (2.0) New Features/Apps (3G!)

Last Updated: 11:57 PM (PST), 6/9/08 “Exchange… as you know, we’ve done it… push email, calendars, contacts, auto-discovery, global address lookup, remote wipe, all this stuff built in. In addition we’ve worked with Cisco to build in their VPN services… all sorts of security demanded by the enterprise. Everything they told us they wanted, we built [...]

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Will AT&T’s 3G Network Crack Under the Weight of the iPhone?

There are some doubts about AT&T’s new updates to the 3G network being able to withstand the data-sucking force that will be the new 3G-enabled iPhone. iPhone users are reported to use twice as much bandwidth as regular smartphone users, and now they will be able to do so in almost any heavily populated [...]

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iRandomStuff: A Primer for the WWDC

Hmm. I envisioned this weekly segment to be a round-up of everything we missed or anything that needed special attention. This week, I hope, we haven’t missed ANYTHING. With WWDC on Monday, any rumor, snipit, or suggestion about the iPhone has been heavy on our minds and clearly expressed on our keyboards. For [...]

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