Confession: We don't have any idea where Net Applications really gets their numbers from either. Ars Technica says they: Collect [web metrics] data from an "exclusive on-demand network of live stats customers" compiled from some "160 million visitors per month" But they could just as soon be reading runes or casting the bones. However they get them, if we can assume it's a consistent...
We'll be bringing your our iPhone 3G review in two parts. Part one (the part you're reading now) is where we'll give you a full, in-depth review of the new iPhone 3G Hardware. Here you'll find details on GPS, 3G speeds, the feel of the actual physical device, etc. If you're on the fence as to whether or not you should upgrade to the iPhone 3G, we're here to help and here's where we...
ChangeWave is back with trends in intended smartphone buying for June 2008. The good? The iPhone has soared from 29% to 56% from a low this time last year of 18%. The bad? Rim has tumbled from 29% to 23% from a high of 33% last July. The ugly? Palm has held steady at 3%, having free fallen from 24% way back in late 2006. The iPhone dominated almost all rounds, causing an overall...
Michael Dell has gone done and opened his mouth about Apple again: "Yeah, I could take [Steve Jobs in a fight]." He's gone done and done it before, of course: "What would I do [with Apple]? I’d shut it down and give the money back to the shareholders." And we all know how well that's worked out. Any reason to think this time will be different? Let's check out the tale of the tape...
Ah, comedy, thy name is Lazaridis! What, you may ask, makes the CEO of Blackberry manufacturer RIM so knee slapping-ly funny? Deadpan Setups (on April 27th) like this: THERE’S a reason that R.I.M. is averse to the iPhone’s glass pad. “I couldn’t type on it and I still can’t type on it, and a lot of my friends can’t type on it,” says Mike Lazaridis, R.I.M.’s co-chief executive and...
This. Is. iPhone JEOPARDY! Welcome everyone to the smartphone space where competing CEO's answer in nothing resembling the form of a question. Lucky for us, however, they're quick on the buzzer and their bold, bodacious pontifications, more often than not, come right back to bite them on their assets. "Why We're Not Worried about the iPhone" for 100 Previously on iPhone Jeopardy,...
figure 1: The Orange Treo 680 is what I used before I got an iPhone. This and a featurephone, actually, for when I wanted to take a non-useless picture of something. I used both AT&T and T-Mobile. < p>Let me put on my Carnac the Magnificent hat and guess that you were on T-Mobile too. There's an interesting survey report done by the NPD group recently that caught my eye...