After the hullabaloo caused last time by the introduction of a new iPhone model and who was eligible for a discounted price, it looks like AT&T my be working to make more people eligible for the upcoming 4G iPhone handset.
I suppose this news was inevitable as just about everybody but Apple sells some iteration of an Android phone, including AT&T. Further, both Android and the iPhone gained ground on market leader Blackberry, which still doesn’t offer a competent Web browser.
The Apple World Wide Developer Conference, despite having received a great deal of criticism for being all about the iPhone and iPad at the expense of OS X and for having a higher price, has sold out in just a few short days.
In the global race for smartphone domination, the relative fortunes of RIM and Nokia continue to falter and stagnate, respectively, as the iPhone’s share of the market surged 60 percent year-over-year. With the emphasis on mobile apps and games, Apple’s in the driver seat with the addition of the fast selling iPad being the company’s ace in the development hole going forward.
The latest rumor about the upcoming next-generation iPhone is that the camera and operating software will be upgraded to allow the user to take high definition quality video with his or her handset.
The scent of sulfur permeates the air with the news that Apple may have traded away multiple U.S. carriers for low-cost and truly unlimited data plans for the iPad, which puts the needs of the few ahead of the many.
When it came time to raid the home of Gizmodo blogger Jason Chen, the raiding was done by a special group named REACT, a Silicon Valley task force made up of members of several law enforcement agencies.
Sometime
s, the rumors at Apple are a great deal more fun that the reality when it finally occurs. This has been the case with some iPhone announcements. Will that happen again in June with the 4G and Verizon?
Take that Apple! The graphics software giant will play one of its few remaining cards, a hand already made weak by the Web’s rush to adopt the H.264 video encoding standard and an increasingly powerful array of open standard tools.
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