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brokenkey wrote:Yes it does (at least, it does from a Mac and I can't see why it'd be different for a PC).
tilting displays on phones isn't new, neither is purely a touch screen interface, see here:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/brokenkey/352617736/
Does itunes let you run two ipods off the same PC? I don't think it does, which put the 40gig ipod owners from getting one of these.
brokenkey wrote:Yeah, real looker that one...
tilting displays on phones isn't new, neither is purely a touch screen interface, see here:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/brokenkey/352617736/
brokenkey wrote:Yes it does.
Does itunes let you run two ipods off the same PC? I don't think it does, which put the 40gig ipod owners from getting one of these.
Edited by brokenkey at 09:48:16 10-01-2007
deem wrote:I don't think it ever reached the market, but that was a fully working prototype. In the photo, it was playing a version of marble madness/mercury/monkeyball. marble runs round maze, tilt the phone to make the marble move.brokenkey wrote:Yes, but was it ever any more than a concept?
thats from 2003. Read about it here
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2003/06/30/myorigo_builds_motion_sensitive_phone/
Pike wrote:In the Keynote Jobs said that they were planning a 3G model... so I'm sure there will be regular updates, just as Apple update their iPods and computers pretty regularly. Probably not as often as SE etc (but then if Apple release less models but with less moronic flaws - all my phones have weird glitches that make me think QA is non-existent - then who cares?)
How often will they release new models? Companies like Nokia, Samsung and SE release new models constantly. Are Apple planning on doing the same?
Carlo wrote:Tis true - tho i was thinking more of 3rd party software - I wasn't sure if you could add it to the phone etc if you wanted to, in contrast to other phones.
Smartphone is a type of phone (Windows mobile specifically).
spindizzy wrote:People who want a new phone every six months. To me it seems as if the Mobile phone business moves way faster than all comparable technology markets. I mean last year there where about 3.2 million phones sold in Sweden, despite the fact that penetration rates hit 100 % years ago. I wonder if Apple will be able to keep up.
but then if Apple release less models but with less moronic flaws - all my phones have weird glitches that make me think QA is non-existent - then who cares?
brokenkey wrote:Depends what you mean by 'running two ipods off the same PC" - I have a 20gig iPod and my gf has a 4 gig iPod and we both use iTunes on my PowerBook to keep them loaded with stuff. You just need to set the iPod to not automatically update when you plug it in.
tilting displays on phones isn't new, neither is purely a touch screen interface, see here:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/brokenkey/352617736/
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2003/06/30/myorigo_builds_motion_sensitive_phone/
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2003/07/02/reg_testdrives_myorigo_motion_control/
Does itunes let you run two ipods off the same PC? I don't think it does, which put the 40gig ipod owners from getting one of these.
Edited by brokenkey at 09:48:16 10-01-2007
Edited by brokenkey at 09:53:46 10-01-2007
Carlo wrote:The differentiator is what a (smart)phone can do, not which OS it runs.
Smartphone is a type of phone (Windows mobile specifically).
rdexter wrote:He said five hours talktime, I think.
That said, the phone is indeed a must have. The only thing I am wondering about is the battery time. Jobs didn't say anything on that
rdexter wrote:I doubt it. MS are already heavily involved in the software side of the mobile phone industry. I assume they'll focus on competing in that niche.
how long will Microsoft hold off until jumping yet another bandwagon? (Introducing 'Phune'....)
CrispyXUK wrote:20 minute battery life
I do, but 3g+ will be out soon, apple would be better off waiting for that.
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NewYork wrote:5 hours video and something time.. 16 hours music. You can probably reduce that to 4 hours factoring apple's usual generous estimations.rdexter wrote:He said five hours talktime, I think.
That said, the phone is indeed a must have. The only thing I am wondering about is the battery time. Jobs didn't say anything on that
16 hours James Blunt listening time.
Gl3n wrote:And that you'd throw the phone against a wall well before 16 hours if you were listening to James Blunt.NewYork wrote:5 hours video and something time.. 16 hours music. You can probably reduce that to 4 hours factoring apple's usual generous estimations.rdexter wrote:He said five hours talktime, I think.
That said, the phone is indeed a must have. The only thing I am wondering about is the battery time. Jobs didn't say anything on that
16 hours James Blunt listening time.
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