OpenPeak is an IP telephony company which is about to produce what looks like a home information system integrating a phone application with a cloned iPhone interface.
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The iPhone-user’s constant search for a WiFi connection in order to access the iTunes Store may soon be over if the New York Times is correct. They’re reporting that the next generation iPhone will incorporate OTA (over the air) music downloads as just one of the ways they plan to put the faster HSDPA data [...] Read more »
It looks as if the exclusive iPhone retail model is collapsing around Apple’s ears and Vodafone is proving to be the beneficiary. The Apple iPhone is now to be sold by Vodafone in ten countries, some of them with an incumbent ‘exclusive’ retailer.
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Apple has since last year been peddling an under-specified, over-priced phone that locks users in to a single network for the duration of a two-year contract and boasts only 2.5G connectivity and a 2 megapixel still camera. So there was plenty of scope over the last eight months for another company to come up with [...] Read more »
AT&T and Apple have already confirmed that a 3G version is coming to the US in the near future ad now it seems other countries are joining the club. The latest entrants are Italy and Australia on Telecom Italia and Telstra respectively.
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Apple, in an effort to protect its iTunes income streams, is reported to have banned the development of music players using its SDK launched recently.
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It’s been eight months since the launch of Apple’s iPhone and at last it’s getting enterprise e-mail announced today by Steve Jobs and Phil Schiller at the iPhone SDK special event. The list of enhancements was impressive and as expected included Microsoft Exchange support.
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