Posts Tagged: Apple
The iPhone It’s Official
As widely rumoured, discussed, and let’s face it expected, the iPhone for the UK was announced on O2 this morning at the London Apple Store. The main points: Available November 9, 2007 £269 on an 18-month contract (ok) Tariffs £35, £45, and £55 per month – all include unlimited data. (good) EDGE only (no 3g)… Continue Reading ›
O2 Secures iPhone for UK?
There has been much speculation and rumour over which mobile networks would “win” the iPhone in Europe and now the Financial Times is reporting that O2 has won the deal to sell the iPhone in the UK. Not one for rumour mongering (ahem) I’ve not commented before on the rumours, but this ‘feels’ right –… Continue Reading ›
Walt Mossberg Misses the Point?
Walt Mossberg, the respected Wall Street Journal personal technology columnist, has a “review” of Apple’s latest version of iWork over on All Things Digital. I’m biased, but I feel he has missed the point in comparing iWork 08 with Microsoft Office for the Mac. iWork is quite clearly targeted at a different audience to the… Continue Reading ›
You Gotta Love Daring Fireball
You gotta love John Gruber of Daring Fireball fame… In a great post about the iPhone, it’s launch week remember, John pokes fun at some of the iPhone doom mongers in the way only John can. This piece made me laugh out loud; in which Mr Gruber responds to a quote from an Verizon executive:… Continue Reading ›
Perfect Advertising?
In case you hadn’t realised my previous post Just when I thought I was over you was an ode to the iPhone. Signals vs. Noise has a very interesting post in which they say that one of the iPhone adverts is “perfect advertising”. You know what they could be right. I was very definitely over… Continue Reading ›
Love At First Sight
The moment I saw you, it was love at first sight. You were so smart, so sexy, so different from everything I had seen before. But like a bright flame burning itself out, I grew tired of you. Tired of seeing you and hearing about you everywhere I went. I came to realise that whilst… Continue Reading ›