iPhone killing Motorola?
According to analysts, the lack of the coolness factor in Motorola phones and a complex user interface are some of the reasons for a decline in device sales in 2007. Unlike the iPhone which "is definitely cool", the company is relying on too much complexity by focusing on more than one OS for its various devices. "People want functionality and ease of use," says Jack Gold, an analyst at J. Gold Associates. Other device makers like Nokia, LG, and even Bluberry have gained market share at the expense of Motortola. More...
iPhone Multi Touch Chip in the Air
The MacBook Air uses the same touch screen controller chip found in the iPhone and the iPod Touch. Besides making it "impossible" for any software hacks to bring the Air's multi-touch capabilities to other MacBooks, it's tiny hard drive is also non-swappable for anything bigger in its class. This makes sense for Time Capsule, Apple's wireless backup device, an Airport base station with a server grade hard drive in it (500GB or 1TB) which accompanies the Time Machine software. Read on...
iFob for iPhone and iPod Touch
An "icebreaker to real conversations" has come to the iPhone and iPod Touch. iFob, a real-space social networking software has been launched by iCloseBy, which uses the Wi-Fi of these devices to turn them into homing beacons for other iFobbers within the exact vicinity of any public hotspot. Useful for chats, iFob is free to download for the iPod and iPhone, also available for PCs as a paid-for application.More...
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