February 2007

Macworld was right about Apple using the Oscars to tease the 50million viewers of their new iPhone. I had an agony feeling the iPhone commercial would run very early in the show, perhaps the second or first. Then right after the Loreal commercial, it was. Actors and Actresses from all walks of the world answer “their” phone. Then…well I won’t spoil the surprise ending. Watch the commercial for yourself. [youtube]qlVLox6z9Qw[/youtube] Enjoy! continued »

This past week was exceptionally great for everyone except Cisco. Apple and Cisco announced they would share the mark iPhone, allowing Apple to freely use it whenever and wherever they see fit. Don’t forget to watch out for an iPhone teaser ad on the Oscars later tonight. A small study conducted by online research firm Compete Inc. revealed some consumers thinks the price of the iPhone is too high and ... continued »

Happy birthday to you – Steve, this is your day. On this day for you we’re gonna love you in every way. This is your day, your day, happy birthday to you, to you, to you. Happy birthday to you, you’re still young. Age is just a number, don’t you stop having fun. This is your day, your day, happy birthday to you. This day only comes once every year, Because you’re so wonderful with each ... continued »

What you're about to watch isn't ground breaking but it does explain a few more things about the iPhone. There are four key items discussed in the video, calendar application, how to view traffic on Google Maps, another method of scrolling through long lists and finally how the ringtones play a role in iTunes and the iPhone. Steve Jobs did not demo the Calendar application because it was not completed ... continued »

Mcworld has learned that Apple will use the Academy Awards on Sunday to show the world a new teaser advertisement focused on the iPhone. Furthermore, the new ad is supposedly made specifically for the Oscars, and that was all Macworld knew about the content. Apple is banking on more than 40 million people watching the Oscars ceremony to see the iPhone commercial. Now that’s one large group of people. The ... continued »

An uncommissioned report by online market research firm Compete Inc. shows that $500 for the iPhone may be too high of a price for some consumers. Should the price drop to sub $200-$299 price range, users would switch service provider to AT&T in a heart beat. Didn’t the Motorazr hit the streets with a starting price of $500; and didn’t Motorola sell some 6 million handsets in the ... continued »