The success of the iPhone and other smartphones demonstrates how the market for software is changing. Applications are no longer bound to a single device—your programs come in different flavors on different gadgets and share data across the Internet. The model by which we pay for software is also shifting.
We gave you our iPhone list, and while this probably has many more minor annoyances than actual feature omissions, we still thought it would be fun to put a list of our gripes together. Some of these might be device-specific, but you’ll get a general feel for the direction we’re going and why these things piss us off to no end.
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A developer's-eye view of smartphone platforms
TMCnet – 2 hours ago (InfoWorld Daily Via Acquire Media NewsEdge) Smartphone programming is booming. The little leash that lets your boss reach out and ruin your time off is turning into a platform of seemingly infinite possibilities. Apple's iPhone may have outsold Android nearly 6-to-1 Apple Insider The iPhone 3G could make mobile management legit, if only… Computerworld InfoWorld – Bloomberg – MacApper – Examiner.com all 19 news articles Langue : Français |
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Web of pollution?
Metro Canda – Edmonton – 18 Jan 2009 Don’t tell Al Gore, but surfing the web may also pose an inconvenient truth when it comes to hastening our environmental ruin. That’s among the findings of a recent study by Harvard physicist Alex Wissner-Gross on the environmental impact of Internet … Google defends search engine efficiency ClimateChangeCorp.com iPhone extras are just hot air The Dominion Post all 15 news articles |
While Apple may not have had the strongest of holiday sales for Macs and iPods, estimates for sales of iPhone 3G versus T-Mobile’s G1 may show Apple’s device having outsold one of its closest competitors by a ratio of six to one in the US alone.
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Web of pollution?
Metro Canda – Edmonton – 18 Jan 2009 Don’t tell Al Gore, but surfing the web may also pose an inconvenient truth when it comes to hastening our environmental ruin. That’s among the findings of a recent study by Harvard physicist Alex Wissner-Gross on the environmental impact of Internet … Google defends search engine efficiency ClimateChangeCorp.com iPhone extras are just hot air The Dominion Post all 15 news articles |
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A developer's eye view of smartphone platforms
InfoWorld – 13 hours ago As smartphones evolve into serious computers, the worlds of iPhone, Android, BlackBerry, Nokia Symbian, Palm, and Windows Mobile offer developers new possibilities. The iPhone 3G could make mobile management legit, if only… Computerworld ANDTEK to present iPhone World Newmobilecomputing.com – PC World Canada all 6 news articles |
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Web of pollution?
Metro Canda – Edmonton – 18 Jan 2009 Don’t tell Al Gore, but surfing the web may also pose an inconvenient truth when it comes to hastening our environmental ruin. That’s among the findings of a recent study by Harvard physicist Alex Wissner-Gross on the environmental impact of Internet … iPhone extras are just hot air The Dominion Post all 15 news articles |
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Report: Apple to Gain 40 Percent of the Global Smartphone Market …
TMCnet – 5 hours ago By Narayan Bhat iPhone (News – Alert) maker Apple will knock out Finnish mobile phone giant Nokia from the top spot of smartphone sellers and take over nearly 40 percent of the global handset market over the next four years, says a report from … A developer's eye view of smartphone platforms InfoWorld The iPhone 3G could make mobile management legit, if only… Computerworld Smartphone Thoughts – PC World Canada – Cnet Asia all 7 news articles Langue : Français |
Without warning, Google has quietly removed the iGoogle Web site formatted for the iPhone. The iPhone formatted version of iGoogle now redirects users to the generic Google Web site formatted for mobile devices. The version of the page that was unique to the iPhone, optimized for Mobile Safari and offered sections that were expandable…
