One thing the iPhone sorely lacks is the iPod’s scroll wheel. The touch interface works great for songs. But try to the use the touch slider to get to a particular part of an 8 hour audiobook and you’ll get some idea of its limitations. Most of the time, the iPhone’s touch interface will get [...]
This looks promising. Amazon is setting its sights on the Apple iTunes store by rolling out an online music store of their own. Key stats: a catalog of 2.3 million songs, 256 kbps variable bit rate MP3s, DRM free, and lower prices (most songs are $0.89 to $0.99 versus $1.29 for a DRM free iTunes [...]
An iPhone software update is coming soon. It will include support for the iTunes Wi-Fi music store. As an added bonus, there’s a good chance that this update could also render your newly unlocked iPhone inoperable.
Things in the UK are a bit different when compared to the US. For example, in the UK, you can get a Nokia N95 Smartphone for free once you get a subsidized plan. As of right now, Americans have to pay $650 for the privilege of owning an N95.
GPS is a feature a lot of people really wanted in the iPhone. I’ve heard that some less informed individuals actually thought the iPhone had built-in GPS after watching the iPhone commercial showcasing Google Maps.
If you purchased your iPhone before August 22 and were unable to get your $200 refund for the recent price drop, you may be due a $100 store credit.
The image you see is of an unlocked iPhone running on the T-Mobile network. The pic is from Flickr user Shooby. The direct link to the unlocking software that was used is: here.
