IPhone

...it, but pretend to hate it. That's just how they roll. Some sample dates of import: January 9, 2007: Apple CEO Steve Jobs announces the iPhone. Motorola cringes. February 26, 1955: George Smith makes aviation history by becoming the...

In this article: Despair, Inc., Talk Like A Pirate Day, George Smith, Apple, Motorola, and Steve Jobs

...substitute for a cheap- to mid-range point-and-shoot. Digital Audio Player - Steve Jobs called the iPhone the best iPod they've ever made, and he's definitely right about that. Once I got an iPhone, my old iPod 5G got sold off almost...

In this article: Itunes, App Store, IPod, William Shakespeare, Apple, Steve Jobs, IPod Touch, USB Drive, and Peggle

...and iTunes App Store rollout. In light of mounting complaints, Jobs sent one iPhone owner a terse 1-line email stating, "This is a known iPhone bug that is being fixed in the next software update in September." The moral of the story? If...

In this article: Apple, Steve Jobs, Trademark, IPod, Legal recourse, E mail, App Store, and Itunes

...on pirates' minds. The explosive growth of the iPhone and Apple's iPhone App store has sparked a free-for-all across the Internet for pirated Apps -- and there is little Apple CEO Steve Jobs is doing about it. "The pirated versions of...

In this article: Apple, Pinch Media, Fishlabs, App Store, and Steve Jobs

...iPhone and Nokia's new top-of-the-range model N900. Smartphone market has rallied since Apple introduced iPhone in mid-2007, raising consumers' appetite for surfing the Web on the go. "When things really started to get off was when Steve...

In this article: Smartphone, ARM, Nokia, Android, Symbian, China Mobile, Apple, Barcelona, and Opera Software

...working on low power chips based on the ARM platform. Apple bought a processor-building company called PA Semi two years ago, in order to build chips for iPhones, said Steve Jobs. The chips that this new Apple division make will likely be...

In this article: Apple, ARM, Intel, Smartphone, PA Semi, MacBook, and Steve Jobs

...blog entry on the future of high tech. When he introduced the iPhone in early 2007, Jobs hailed it as a "revolutionary and magical product that is literally five years ahead of any other mobile phone." In design and capabilities, it was "like...

In this article: Steve Jobs, Apple, Fortune, John D. Rockefeller, Mohandas Gandhi, Customer, and Gustave Eiffel

...unveiled Apple's vision of the future. While Jobs pulled out of the keynote duties this year for health reasons, he has used the stage in the past to introduce products like the iPhone, iMac and iTunes. In Jobs' place will be a team of...

In this article: Apple, Macworld, Steve Jobs, San Francisco, Itunes, and Leander Kahney

...bladdity blooga bleega. However the Iphone [sic] 3GS was building upon a massive base of brainwashed Apple fanboys whipped into a frenzy by the tame Apple press vying to show Steve how loyal they were to the faith. OK, Nick. Let's say, for...

In this article: Apple, Steve Jobs, Android, App Store, Android, Apple Store, and IPod