iPhone and Apple TV
Posted on: Wed, 01/10/2007 - 11:14pm
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iPhone and Apple TV
Posted on: Wed, 01/10/2007 - 11:14pm
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Honestly, I'm not even excited. If it had a 60 gig HD then I'd be excited. Till then it's just a novelty.
"I'm just like you only shorter."
Good point - make my 60 gig video iPod into a phone and a good camera, and I'd be game. But for now, I'm passing too.
I like my phone being a good phone (and an adequate camera for emergencies) - I like my camera being a camera (and taking video for fun sometimes) and my iPod being the center of my universe. Only when they're all combined efficiently will I get all excited.
I forgot to add that it must connect to my car stereo like a regular iPod. Once they do that with adequate storage I'd buy one. I mean, I love my current phone and it'll hold a decent amount of music but as long as my iPod holds more I'll hold out. By the way what's up with the terrible cameras they put in phones still. 5mp should be the lowest available. 7 should be standard.
"I'm just like you only shorter."
If there are rebates that would be awesome. My hubby has the Ipod and he wanted to buy me one, but I kept telling him that the Iphone was coming. So when they finally announced it I was ecstatic, until they announced the price! oh well I am sure if I keep holding out with my two year old crumy phone I'll be able to afford it!!!
iPhone Rumors. Reported today by pcworld.
Is there any other tech device that is more of a magnet for rumors, many completely unfounded, than phones? Apple's iPhone is by far the champ, of course. There were avalanches of rumors about it before it was ever announced and they haven't slowed much since Steve Jobs's January announcement. You might of heard yesterday's batch about iPhone rebates. When Jobs first announced the phone, there was no talk of price breaks: If you wanted an iPhone, you'd have to pay through the nose -- $499 for a 4 GB version and $599 for one with 8 GB of storage. Now, there are rumors of the kinds of rebates you'd get with any other kind of phone, somewhere in the $50 to $150 range.
But that's not all. One report out of Australia says the iPhone may be delayed. The theory is that initial versions are a little lacking in the sturdiness department and that running OS X sucks your battery dry. But like most rumors that are said to come from handset manufacturers, this one should be taken with a big grain of salt. Apple recently sent customers an email promising the phone would ship in June. And since Apple recently delayed the release of Leopard, the next version of OS X, in order to devote engineers to the iPhone, slipping on the phone's release as well would be a major embarassment.
Want more phone rumors? Of course, you do. The last I have (for now) is more rumbling about a supposed Google phone. This rumor again comes theoretically from a handset maker, HTC, and says that the Google phone would launch at the end of this year, featuring EDGE and (naturally) Gmail and Google Maps. This one seems the most implausible to me. For one thing, a Google exec publicly stomped on the rumors last month (not that that necessarily changes people's minds). But mainly it just doesn't make much sense to me that Google would want to get involved in producing hardware.
The great thing about rumors, though, is we can all play along. So let me know which of the rumors is most plausible -- or make up your own!
"I'm just like you only shorter."
Do we remember when the RAZR first came out? AT&T/Cingular exclusive at $400? And even though it got so-so reviews, everyone I knew wanted one.
Now, many carriers have it, it's often free with contract and comes in pretty colors.
(I love my pink one that matches my Chanel phone strap - you'd think I was 17!)
So yeah, wait it out - I'm thinking just after Christmas it'll be included in a deal somewhere.
Gadzooks, I hope so. I have T-mobile and they seem to have pretty crappy phones. I am a gadget whore. I've got to have the latest technological toy.