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They show how useful the iPhone is compared to normal cell phones. Things that you can do in a flash with the iPhone vs. 3 min. using a regular device. Apple will “touch” a lot more cliental with these new ads I’m sure. Especially for the holiday season coming up.

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Apple Posts 3 New iPhone Ads [via Newlaunch]

Piracy is a huge issue being talked about but so far they are in the clear. This is also a huge competition for iTunes. If the content companies wish to find out if anyone is sharing illegally they can also us Seeqpods interface to track them down.

But what a fun new way of free music. iTunes is fantastic but free is better.Seeqpod Hooks Up iPod Touch and iPhone Owners with Monster Music Library [via 9to5Mac]

The only way to really see if it’s true is to see what Apple has to say about this discovery. If they edit and delete what was denoted most likely it’s true. Who knows but I personally suspect an updated version within 6 months.

I can’t wait to see what Apple has in store for the new generation of iPhones. They blew us away with the release of the phone, and it only gets better.

Oops iPhone Extreme coming? (Updated) [via 9to5Mac]

Apple is also being asked to offer a warranty with the iPhone, if the motion for the phone to be unlocked is accepted. The fact that AT&T is the only service provider does seem a little strange and almost resembles a monopoly. 

I agree that in an ideal world the iPhone would be unlocked and open for all to use.  After all, there are plenty of people unhappy with AT&T’s service, and potentially a huge market for customers using other networks buying the handset.  Yet Apple’s one-carrier, control-all-the-cards stance looks unlikely to change with all but the strongest legal crowbar, so I wouldn’t expect to see this particular lawsuit back them into a corner.

Apple Sued Over Previously Unlocked v1.1.1 Firmware iPhones Being Disabled [via iPhone World]

I would furious with the prompt “iTunes does not support iPhone”. But theres a simple solution. The iPhone requires you to have Apples USB driver, as well as Apple’s mobile device support. Also watch for and get rid of the spastic firewalls and anti-virus programs because they prevent the drivers from installing properly.

Yes the iPhone is a little bit tricky, but once it’s up and running satisfaction immediately sets in. As simple as technology should be, there are its up’s and down’s. We all would just love to be able to have everything just work, but unfortunately we don’t always get our way.

iPhone + iTunes 7.4.3 + Windows XP = HELL [ via Newlaunches]

Honestly I don’t even think that the demand for a wrist case would even be there, but the idea is still being tossed around. People were doing just fine with their arm bands and pockets, I’m not sure if they want to wear their iPod on their wrist. Let alone the obvious flaw of everyone having wired headphones. The crossover from wired to Bluetooth hasn’t happened yet which is a huge knockdown for that accessory.

People I know don’t want to wear an accessory for their iPod on their wrist; people like to wear watches on their wrists. I see a lot of potential in the idea of a watch doing other things then just tell time, though, and I wouldn’t put it past Apple either to think about the possible “iWatch”.

Hey Dick Tracey, Your iPod Nano Video Watches are on the way [via 9to5Mac]