0A source who tested the Apple iPhone supposedly told MacScoop “as a sole negative point, that the material used on the device’s case makes it feel even more slippery than the iPod and will probably require the purchase of a protective skin or case so as to avoid unintentionally dropping it.”
That’s one point about the iPhone that never crossed my mind. (…)
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This may not interest all of you, but there’s apparently a rumor going around that the iPhone will integrate with the Final Cut Server and act as a wireless video monitor for use in film production. (…)
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John, a Macenstein reader, stumbled upon this “Scenario Poker” widget on the Apple site, which suggests in its description that it may be iPhone’s first third party application:
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This video reveals the “additional details that viewers might have missed” in the Macworld 2007 iPhone keynote. Interesting stuff. Thanks, Rishabh, for pointing me to it.
The fact is, the iPhone features very little in terms of new technology. (…)
