February 27th, 2007 by admin
Mac User - Steve Jobs’ predictably slick iPhone launch in January this year would appear to not have been the whole story. This video (embedded below) reveals a number of as-yet-undisclosed features that seem obvious from the keynote presentation, but were
Mix: iPhone details, EMI deal, Assaulted teacher, Marriott hotels
iLounge - Actioncorp TV has produced an interesting video with hidden details from Apple CEO Steve Jobs iPhone announcement. Of particular interest is strong evidence that Apple intends to sell music ringtones. Talks between EMI Group and online music
Apple, Cisco bury the hatchet over iPhone
Age - Cisco’s Linksys Wireless-G Phone for Skype, dubbed the iPhone (left) and Apple’s new iPhone (right). Cisco Systems and Apple have settled the trademark infringement lawsuit that threatened to derail Apple’s use of the iPhone name for its much-hyped
Apple Launches iPhone Ad on Oscar Night
MacNewsWorld - Days after Apple settled its iPhone naming dispute with Cisco, the computer maker aired its first TV ad for the handheld device. The advertisement, which features recognizable clips of TV and movie characters answering phones, aired during the
Hidden features of the iPhone
MacNN - A YouTube video by Actioncorp (embedded below) claims to glean unmentioned features of the Apple iPhone by analyzing Steve Jobs’ recent MacWorld keynote. The Calendar application was scarcely mentioned during the presentation, for instance, but still
February 27th, 2007 by admin
Times-Argus - KANSAS CITY, Mo. Steve Jobs knows how to sell music, but success in the cell phone business is likely to be a far greater challenge, a Sprint Nextel Corp. executive said Thursday. Jobs, chief executive of Apple, is partnering with Cingular
February 27th, 2007 by admin
PC Advisor - While movie buffs left the comfort of their armchairs to put the kettle on during the ad breaks in yesterday s Oscars TV coverage, geeks remained glued to their seats. For Apple aired the first advert for the iPhone in the US during the commercial
February 25th, 2007 by admin
Daily Times - On the stock front, Apple s shares closed up 31 cents at 89.51 dollars while Cisco ended up two cents at 27.40 a day after the Silicon Valley companies announced they had settled their trademark spat over the iPhone name. The firms said late
Get a Free iPhone from iLounge Category: SOFTPEDIA NEWS :: Apple
Softpedia - Do you have some artistic or photographic skills and want an iPhone really bad? Well, iLounge gives you a good chance of winning a free iPhone! iLounge has announced a wallpaper contest called “Wallpaper Yourself an iPhone, Apple TV, or iPods.” The
iPhone keeps name
Kane County Chronicle - Apple Inc. Chief Executive Officer Steve Jobs can start selling the iPhone in June as planned after agreeing to share the name with Cisco Systems Inc. and averting a possible court case. The companies ended a six-week dispute by agreeing to share the
Joint custody for the iPhone name
CNET News - Well, our long national nightmare is over; Cisco and Apple can both use the name iPhone. The two companies announced a settlement Wednesday, ending a dispute over the trademarked term. Specifics of the deal were not released, but Cisco and Apple did
February 25th, 2007 by admin
Cisco and Apple have finally reached an agreement over a dispute sparked by Apple announcing it was launching a cellphone using the iPhone brand.
Will Apples iPhone Be a Disappointment?
Tiernan Ray submits: Its been a couple of weeks since we last heard why Apples iPhone aint all its cracked up to be. Well, yesterday, on the heels of Apple reaching a legal agreement with Cisco Systems to share the name iPhone, a fellow named Joel over on Dethroner posted his rants [… ]
February 25th, 2007 by admin
Gulf Times - NEW YORK: Apple s all-in-one cellphone, music player and digital organiser set the tech world buzzing anew yesterday after the iPod maker agreed to joint custody of the iPhone trademark with Cisco Systems. Apple chief executive Steve Jobs
Cisco, Apple still in iPhone talks
Silicon Valley - San Jose’s Cisco Systems has given Apple until Thursday to respond to a trademark lawsuit filed last month over the “iPhone” moniker, according to a federal court documents. The companies sparred in early January when Steve Job’s introduced Apple’s
Apple, Cisco Hang Up the iPhone Debate
BusinessWeek - Soon there will be two iPhones on the market. Each will do different things, but at least the companies behind them won’t be squabbling over who can use the name and how. That’s the result of an agreement between Apple ( AAPL ), which will make an
Users not willing to Apple’s iPhone price
MacNN - [ digg this ] Apple’s decision to announce premium pricing for the iPhone will likely play a significant role in the adoption of the consumer device, but if the Cupertino-based company keeps its current pricing scheme — which starts at $499 — it