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Apple announces better battery life & screen for iPhone |
jcwhite_uk
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As far as I know only programs designed by Apple will run on the iPhone. Apple are not letting third partys to develop apps for it.
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haynesycop
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I'm sure i heard Steve Jobs say in his keynote that there going to be giving developers iPhones so they can start developing software for it straight away once it is released.
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Jools
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Apple announced at last weeks World Wide Developer Conference, that third-party apps can be created for the iPhone:
iPhone to Support Third-Party Web 2.0 Applications
The only difference is that these are Web 2.0 apps, not specific OS X apps.
There's a few already available:
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http://iphoneapplicationlist.com/
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himlims_nl
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On 2007-06-18 21:53:37, Hlcn Twst wrote:
Nice improvements, but I'm still not buying one until
- it has a SIM card slot
- it's sold unlocked and unbranded
- it has worldwide-usable 3G
- Apple allows 3rd-party native application development
I would also like to see a user-replaceable battery and a memory card slot, but I won't hold my breath.
Until than, I'm holding out hope for a US-3G-compatible Nokia N95. It's a much better value.
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spikeyjac
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it doesnt have asim card slot??
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Jools
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It does have a slot for a SIM card. It's a GSM phone. How would it work without?
Unfortunately, uninformed people post things without checking facts.
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ahhh, perhaps a silly question, but, what happens when you drop your phone on a concrete suface for example? the glass would break (shatter?) easily, no? 
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haynesycop
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Don't drop it would be the thing to do lol. When i eventually get one it will be wrapped in cotton wool for sure, hehehe.
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SCORPIONKING1982
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Am i missing something with the iphone, what exactly is so great and revolutionary about it? If anything it seems to be missing stuff. |
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On 2007-06-19 17:37:08, haynesycop wrote:
Don't drop it would be the thing to do lol. When i eventually get one it will be wrapped in cotton wool for sure, hehehe.
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DragonEye
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On 2007-06-19 17:44:00, SCORPIONKING1982 wrote:
Am i missing something with the iphone, what exactly is so great and revolutionary about it? If anything it seems to be missing stuff.
massive brilliant screen, unique "revolutionary" UI (OSX based).. lots of onboard storage.. (only a few phones can match this today), wifi and a pretty complete package as a cellphone... a few things are missing and it may not be for everyone but the potential is there...
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Nitro Fan
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I wonder where the older spec phones will be going?
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shaliron
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I wonder how the improved talk and standby times translate into real world usage though. That screen looks like a huge battery eater.
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On 2007-06-21 15:56:09, shaliron wrote:
I wonder how the improved talk and standby times translate into real world usage though. That screen looks like a huge battery eater.
Battery eater! I hope not, you cant replace them!!
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