 Only Kent (blog) |
IPhone Blunder Showcases Mixed Signals on Cellphones
Wall Street Journal As Apple Inc.'s blunder with its iPhone signal-strength display revealed, the number of bars on a phone has more to do with the whims of handset … Can AT&T's datacenter plans save the iPhone? The Case of Apple and the Mysterious Bars ANALYSIS – AT&T shares look cheap compared with Verizon's |
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 TrustedReviews |
Next iPod Touch: 7 Must-Haves
PC World UK retailer John Henry says we can expect an iPhone 4-inspired device with a front-facing camera, video chat, and a gyroscope. All good stuff, certainly. … U.K. Retailer Tips Predictions of New iPod touch The next Ipod Touch will be out soon U.K. Retailer Leaks New iPod Touch Details: Camera, FaceTime |
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 Pocket-lint.com |
Microsoft can thank Apple for Windows 7 popularity
NetworkWorld.com More than half of software developers are already building applications for Windows 7 and nearly 80% will do so within the next year, a new survey has found … WinInfo Short Takes: Week of July 12, 2010 The One Question Microsoft Must Answer Now A glimmer in the eighth Window |
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 Unwired View |
Opt out of Apple's iAds data collection for iOS 4 devices
CNET (blog) Apple has started distributing its iAds advertising content in participating App Store Apps using data that has been collected from iTunes … Apple's iAd: What Developers Think Hey Web Developer: When Did YOU Last See A $150 CPM? iPhone Developer Brags: $1400 In iAd Revenue In One Day At $150 eCPM (AAPL, GOOG) |
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 Baltimore Sun (blog) |
Motorola's Droid X: Big is beautiful, if you can fit it in your pocket
Los Angeles Times (blog) Few phones sport screens quite as large as the Droid X — the iPhone has a 3.5-inch display that is much sharper than any other; the Incredible is 3.7 … What Is That New Phone Really Going to Cost? Fake iPhone costs $75 in the Philippines Why the Droid X Won't Trump the iPhone |
 Reuters |
Even absent, Apple's Jobs a big player at Sun Valley
Reuters Apple CEO Steve Jobs leaves the stage after unveiling the iPhone 4 during the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference in San Francisco, California, June 7, … Steve Jobs, Jony Ive named smartest in tech Poll: Your Picks for Best CEOs in Tech Fortune names Steve Jobs 'smartest CEO' |
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