iPhone

Why I’m Not Selling My Apple Stock and Why You Shouldn’t Either.

by Jeff Weisbein January 17, 2011

By now you have probably heard the news about Steve Jobs’ medical leave of absence from Apple that was announced this morning. According to some reports Apple’s stock (AAPL) has already started to take a dip.

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iPhone Switching Guide: AT&T to Verizon

by Jeff Weisbein January 14, 2011

By now you have most likely heard that Verizon now will be offering the iPhone as of February 3rd for existing customers and then rolling it out to everyone on the 10th. Are you considering switching from AT&T to Verizon? Here are some things you will want to know to make switching your iPhone carrier [...]

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What Will the iPhone Mean for Verizon?

by Mike Mansell January 11, 2011

Shortly after the initial release of the first-generation Apple iPhone, consumers illustrated their eagerness to have now popular device available for use on networks other than AT&T. In fact, I have personally heard from a number of people who have said that the only reason that they haven’t purchased an iPhone is because doing so would [...]

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Skype on the iPhone Now Supports 3G Video Calling

by Mike Mansell December 30, 2010

One of the most prominent features in the Apple iPhone 4 is the ability to make handset-to-handset video calls between other iPhone 4 users through a built-in application dubbed as “FaceTime”. While this is a great feature – especially seeing as how the device has both a front and rear-facing camera – many people have [...]

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RIM’s BlackBerry Outsold the Apple iPhone This Fall

by Mike Mansell December 17, 2010

While there’s no doubt that Apple’s iPhone has been an amazingly successful product – both at the initial launch and through each subsequent update of the device. While I previously criticized Research In Motion, the manufacturer of the BlackBerry, for not staying current with mobile trends, it appears that RIM is still very successful in [...]

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A Phone That Saves Us From Our Phone. Really?

by Jeff Weisbein December 14, 2010

If you have watched television at all within the past month and a half chances are you have seen one of the Windows Phone 7 commercials from Microsoft. Windows Phone 7 is supposedly a phone that will save us from our phone. I understand what Microsoft is looking to accomplish with these commercials. I get [...]

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Best Buy’s Smartphone Sales Event Will Include the iPhone 3GS Today Only

by Mike Mansell December 10, 2010

While the Apple iPhone 4 has a number of features that are new to the iPhone family (such as Facetime, the retina display, etc), the iPhone 3GS still isn’t a bad phone by any stretch of the imagination. The 3GS can still run the latest version of iOS relatively well, can still handle multi-media, and [...]

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Apple Accused of Intentionally Bricking iPhones

by Mike Mansell November 3, 2010

I’m sure you are all aware of the awesomeness that is iOS 4, the fourth generation of Apple’s mobile operating system. After all, the iOS is the true component that makes the iPhone 4 as amazing as it is, for without the software the phone itself would be somewhat useless. While iOS 4 shipped by default [...]

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SkyFire Approved: Flash Coming to the iPhone and iPad.

by Jeff Weisbein November 2, 2010

According to CNN, SkyFire has been approved by Apple and will be in the App Store Thursday morning at 9AM EST. The app will sell for $2.99. SkyFire is a mobile web browser which has become known for its ability to play video embedded on web sites with Adobe’s Flash technology. However, since Flash still [...]

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White iPhone Delays Explained

by Syndicated Posts October 15, 2010

According to a report by Pocket-Lint, there was a white iPhone spotting in New York City. A white iPhone 4 in the wild, you ask? Yep. It also appears that there are boxes of them over at Apple HQ in Cupertino. So why haven’t they been released to the public? As reported in the article [...]

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