Tag: iPhone

Are you sure it hasn't got Bluetooth, when I was in the office a while back (currently on holiday) I saw someone transfer some files from an iPhone to another persons device done wirelessly and it...

Apple has unveiled a taller, 4G-enabled iPhone at an event in San Francisco. The device's new size allows it to display an extra row of app icons on its home screen.

I see that the awful iPhone technology (especially in Australia where there must be far more iSheep than other parts of the world, f'narr f'narr) has become the first 'mobile phone' (not sure if...

Yet again , Apple have done it.

Isheeps will like this one: http:/​/​www.theonion.com/​content/​news/​apple_claims_new_iphone_only?utm_source=a-section

Well I'm actually quite enthusiastic about the iPhone 3G S and when Eric mentioned "...not offering industry standard applications" I was surprised because the Apps store on iPhone is probably the...

Core public services BBC News and BBC Sport to be repurposed for a wide range of smartphones, including iPhone, Blackberry and Android mobiles

Heres part of a message I got from Apple: The next iPhone. Available Friday.‏

What your mobile phone really says about you The iPhone means you are cool, owning a Blackberry means you are a workaholic and the country’s all time classic phone is the retro Nokia 3210 a survey...

Radio Caroline has announced a new easy way to listen to the station for users of the Apple iPhone and iPod Touch.

It's not a phone, it's not a netbook and it's not really a Tablet PC. Apple's iPad is a whole new kind of gadget – and it's much more revolutionary than it looks.

Apple to ship new iPhone in September April 20, 2011 04:09 AM ET HONG KONG (Reuters) - Apple's next-generation iPhone will have a faster processor and will begin shipping in September, three people...

The new Apple iPhone is out on Friday.

In article <20f1798e0268dea8c8f0f60da198a9cf@jiglu-wc>, (Address removed) (David *) wrote:

I've been meaning to write some stuff about Apple products, why I like them and the two different types of Apple Mac users.

In article <2442f6fa74fa60dac92c39156ebb1a4e@jiglu-wc>, (Address removed) (David *) wrote: Hi David

2009/​6/​19 Eric Wiltsher <(Address removed)> Don't actually get the point here? Are you saying that there's an AM radio app for the iphone?

In article <1f4dcc27209a0c6c72e3fee45393e94a@jiglu-wc>, (Address removed) (David *) wrote: Eric am

Seems like they've joined the smartphone world with an app that looks pretty good, and offers a little more than simply listening to the station on shoutcast or tunein or whatever app you use to...

Hi David Thanks for the kind words! The only thing I would add is you're not really out of it without an iPhone.

Here's a typical over-complex reply from me. My main phone is an HTC Sensation, fairly recently swapped up from a Desire, but I also have a Wildfire.

2009/​2/​9 EricWiltsher <(Address removed)>: I wouldn't say browsing is any better on the N95 than the iPhone.

I take it as nobody responded to my thread on the shiny new iPhone 5 from Apple that nobody here is interested in iPhone's ? I was expecting at least a couple of for's and againsts.

Trouble is the figures are misleading as they seem to indicate that iphones lag behind 'android' phones as if 'android' is one particular make of phones. Which it isn't.

I see that, not unexpectedly, the iPhone can't deal with the idea of a calendar slipping from one year to another and so hasn't been able to operate its internal alarms to wake up the iSheep since...

>There are companies that will do a deal to make an app and get paid via sales of that app. To make an app, not forgetting all the >licenses and rules, does cost more than a few quid.

IPhone knockers please note, this was certainly not the first mobile phone; the first was back in 2004 on a Nokla:

See? Now you're goading me, innit. :-) The N97 does more and does it faster. Being a real phone instead of an almost compatible phone it does many things the iPhone can't.

 You know, Chris, Apple represents a lot of what was wrong with the computer world prior to the PC-compatible.

I think that is because they've had the very sexy 'free' PTT service on their mobiles. Why oh why isn't it enabled over here?

Eric, 2009/​6/​19 Eric Wiltsher <(Address removed)> Ah I see, using Eric's 'AM is dead' to illustrate.... I understand now ....

In article <(Address removed)>, (Address removed) (Geoff) wrote: Hi Geoff point radio tuner for What I'm saying is a lot of the apps are about as useful...

In article <(Address removed)>, (Address removed) (Geoff) wrote: The bluetooth still only partially works, it doesn't talk to other bluetooth mobiles, PC...

My original mail below, below and the reply from Apple first. And the iPhone technical people ".....do not have a public e-mail address....." Service – PAH! Eric

From Mike Elgan writing in Macworld (not that I normally read Macworld, officer), a man who finally 'gets it' and goes public about Google:

Actually I'm going switch positions and say the hottest place for broad/​narrow/​micro-casting is over the internet on www.audioboo.fm – special thanks must go to RTI man Eric for putting me on to...

According to this http:/​/​news.bbc.co.uk/​1/​hi/​business/​8321058.stm

Smartphones running Google's Android are the most popular among those buying new handsets, suggest figures.

On 25 August 2011 19:30, Simon Crees <(Address removed)> wrote:

Round these parts our work mobiles are the dreaded Blackberry things. These are good for email, unless you want to write any. But, incoming wise, I do like push email, I'm impressed with that.

2009/​5/​12 Eric Wiltsher <(Address removed)>: But it desperately needs the ability for people to upload from other phones and the web/​desktop.

Microsoft’s browser software reaches ‘historic low’ The market share for Internet Explorer has fallen below 60 per cent for the first time ever, according to statistics from NetApplications.

The new range of iPod nano digital music players from Apple will include a built-in FM radio, and the facility to pause and rewind live radio programmes.

our comment was along the lines of ad people about things that are important to them. I was pointing out that within a major ad people place the hot issue today was Twitter.

I'm promise to try very hard not to :-) Have to say Geoff the overall business figures were fabulous, especially in the financial times we've had.