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Macworld iPhone

Steve Jobs today at Macworld announced some impressive new iPhone features, all of which are now available on iTunes via iPhone firmware update 1.1.3.

Among the upgrades: pseudo-GPS, the ability to send one text message to multiple recipients, movable icons on the iPhone home screen, and a feature that lets you place “web clips” of your favorite sites on the home screen for easy access.

Continue reading for details on all the new features.

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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.

Garr Reynolds of Presentation Zen wrote a great article on Cingular CEO Stan Sigman’s horrific presentation during the Apple iPhone keynote (Sigman is introduced 5:15 into the video). Reynolds highlights the difference between Sigman and Steve Jobs, and shows us why presentation matters:

Most Apple customers did not know who Stan Sigman was before Tuesday. Now they know, and the first impression was not a great one. The difference in communication styles between the two CEOs is indeed worlds apart.

Stan Sigman

The thing is… when Sigman first walked out, he seemed like a more or less personable guy. But as soon as he took out his note cards - a blogger at DC-Connect said, “It’s probably the lawyers that told him he needed to say every word in that order.” - the keynote headed downhill. Reynolds accurately described it in his article as “a seven-minute snoozefest.”

I wonder how successful Apple would be if Steve Jobs talked—or read to—his audience like that (even if Apple did everything else the same).

Thanks to Therapix Graphics for putting together this great iPhone video demonstration. It pretty much sums up all the jaw-dropping Apple iPhone features and makes you want to go out and buy yours right now (though you’ll have to wait ’til June unfortunately).

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Jan 10 | By Chris | Tags: , | Comments (2)

Here’s a video of Steve Jobs introducing the Apple iPhone yesterday at Macworld. You can also view the entire keynote address and the iPhone introduction on the Apple site.

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