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As my friend and fellow mobile tech writer Sean Cooper said, “the iPhone is our Paris Hilton.” Nothing else could possibly explain the amount of hype that this device has generated, even long before it was officially announced. Often referred to as the “Jesus Phone” because of its laundry list of supposed capabilities, there were a lot of people, myself included, that did not believe that the Apple iPhone could possibly live up to the hype.
Remember the winning Engadget commercial, “The Long Arm of Steve Jobs”? We posted it after the break, but finding someone who’s spent some serious time with a pre-launch iPhone and getting them to talk is basically a lot like that. Still, we managed to smuggle out some freshly leaked details from a very trusted inside source who’s been fooling around with a unit. Here’s what they had to say:
I don’t know why that mobile phone gaming market did not become so huge that many people expected. More than one billion people have mobile phone sets yet the market size of mobile phone games is still negligible. Anyway, I found a press release about Top 10 Mobile Phone Games - MobileRated, May 2007. Here is the press release:
The top 10 free games for mobile phones in May as presented by MobileRated, your
Until recently, the vast majority of mobile phones had been priced between £100 and £300, with only Vertu, a division of Nokia , manufacturing uber-premium phones. With prices starting at around £4,000 Vertu phones are only for the filthy rich, and the super famous.
1.3 million dollar for this phone
Till now I thought the Nokia Vertu, Moto SLVR and Goldvish were the only expensive phones, and now there is one more, its worth 1.3 million dollars. 1.3 million dollar for this phone??? Well the price is totally based on the looks of the phone. The phone, which is made by a Russian, has been embedded with diamonds on its left and right border.
Pros.: Carl Zeiss 5 MP lens, Autofocus with flash, 2GB microSD, A2DP Bluetooth v2.0, WiFi, Light Weight, 3G.
Cons.: Plastic Body, Slow, Lots of Image Processing, Poor Battery Life, Slightly Cramped Outer Keys.
“Is this what computers have become?” they say in their promotion for the Nokia N95, which seems to have the muscle to power you with a PC in your pocket. The first of the N series phones to be released this year, N95 has had its share of popularity pre and post release. Let’s find out whether it really has what it claims to have.
It’s official… Apple Computer has announced starting selling its eagerly awaited iPhone in the US from the 29th of this month.
