The new operating system for iPhone users, iOS4 was made publicly available yesterday. iPhone owners are able to update their software (for free) via iTunes. Note that some of the features brought by the update won’t be available to iPhone 3G users. The new operating system brings 3 key new features – the ability to organise [...]
Back in April we featured a sneak look at the new iPhone version 4. Today, Steve Jobs, CEO of Apple, formally unveiled the iPhone 4. It features an even slimmer design, a front facing video camera for video calls, a more detailed screen, an inbuilt gyroscope and a faster processor. Read about the iPhone 4 [...]
As the popularity of smartphones and touch screen devices continues to rocket, up until now the Apple iPhone has been the only serious choice. And since Apple abandoned the iPhone’s exclusivity to O2 customers, sales have increased. But the cost of the handset is still off putting for many. For example, if you sign up [...]
Well, here’s a strange tale. An Apple employee allegedly left the next generation iPhone (version 4) in a bar 20 miles from the company’s Infinite Loop headquarters. The iPhone was eventually sold on to Gizmodo, a popular American blog about gadgets and technology. The device, cunningly disguised as an iPhone 3GS has since been dissected [...]
February 19, 2010 – 1:32 pm
Yes, I’ve finally relented and given up my old Windows Mobile 6 Samsung Omnia which has been replaced by an Apple iPhone 3GS. Back in September 2009 I was moaning on a previous blog post about the unavailability of the iPhone with Vodaphone – generally agreed to be the best network here in North Norfolk. [...]
September 29, 2009 – 6:51 pm
Finally, the exclusivity agreement with O2 on the iPhone handset has fallen by the wayside. Vodaphone customers will be offered iPhone handsets early next year (Orange customers, this year). This is fantastic news for everyone and long awaited. In a recent posting (7th Sept) about the rise of Smartphones, I mentioned that North Norfolk is dominated by [...]
