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[Gadgetwise] Playing the Slots on Apple's New Laptops - Gadgetwise Blog ...: The new iPhone 3G S, which will go on sale June 19, was presented at the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference, a meeting of Apple software developers, in San Francisco this week. The Palm Pre, improved access to BlackBerry apps, and budget-minded offerings from Virgin Mobile and Boost have made smartphone shopping more complicated.

[The iPhone Blog] What the Palm Pre Stole from the iPhone”¦ and What the iPhone ...: I also like the idea of home screen type thing as I had a winmo phone and was super easy to get email txt and voicemail counts. However iPhone somewhat has this with txt and missed calls.

[Techland] AT&T to cut the price of Apple's new iPhone - Techland: Ironically, despite Apple’s desire for this not to have happened, unlocked versions of the iPhone have become very popular with the rich citizens of countries Apple hasn’t even considered expanding to. On a trip to Africa many of the businessmen I met with had iPhones, and many mentioned that using its EDGE network made it the only way they could access the internet on many occasions when the unreliable broadband networks there went down!

[Vindu's View from the Valley] Why myPhone won't be an iPhone - Vindu's View from the Valley - A ...: I’ve had my VZ6700 (basically the same in Verizon clothes) for over a year now, and don’t forget Windows Media Player is also a video player (I’ve been using a pocket pc as a vcr for about 5 years) and GPS unit upon which I have something to remain unknown to the iPhone world - Third-Party *Applications* (not just javascript applets) like Ostia - full talking navigation for the entire US and Canada, reliant on no cell coverage, SmartMaps - which allowed me to create my own geocoded map of the entire world from a JPG, upon which you can follow and save your tracks (cool for watching on long international flights), KingKanji - for practicing Kanji handwriting, complete with stroke order correction, oh, and did I mention the dictionaries? And still more..

[Scobleizer] Nokia users hate me”¦: Hehe this is too funny, I tend to agree with Robert that the iphone is a better device for consumers, we tend to forget that most people who own an N95 are early adopters (translation we want features and options) iphone is that as well but most early adopters will get bored with it soon as there is not much hacking to be done. If I was to recommend a phone to a friend today who wanted a phone with features he would use I would recommend an iphone, if it was for a friend who I knew wanted to try a few things I would let him look at N95 but caution him about the battery life.

[Tech News] The Gadgets Weblog: I am still not sold on the G1, and I couldn't imagine going to T-Mobile where I live, but I must admit that as new handsets come out, and more functionality explodes across the smartphone universe, my iPhone is losing some of its luster.

[BBC Blogs | Technology] BBC NEWS | Tomorrow's World: Gotta be honest, it looks nice, but then thats what Apple does best isn't it - apparently the battery life is only 5 hours when the phone is turned on, which is not all that helpfull for a phone, as far as i can see its just a MAC PDA with a phone stuck on the side, its essentially a half way house, inbetween the new iPod and the proper full version of the iPhone. Of course you'll get Mac-Fans running out ready to spend the 400 plus dollars on it, plus shell out a monthly cost to use their phone for 5 hours a day, but not sure how they will make it work in europe, £350 quid for a phone on top of a monthly tarrif would be ridiculous, but i'm sure it will drop with a contract, albeit a ridiculously expensive one.

[Stephen Fry] The New Adventures of Mr Stephen Fry: all i want to say and please excuse my ignorance of stephen fry perfection in writing is that i love stephen fry sooo much.everything he does and is yet to do is priority in my life as i grew up watching him from germany in munster.i first discovered this genius whilst watching the blackadder series(we only had one channel in munster called BFBS)and instantly loved the characters he played.i am constantly annoyed with myself when i hear he was in doncaster and i must have been the only person that had no knowledge of it untill i read of others experiences,i am excited to think that mr fry might one day read this.im probably someone who would in all my nervous approach would say something silly that would annoy stephen(god im writing like im his friend now)il correct it,that mr fry would find annoying,i secretly hope not.i dream of the day i can shake his hand and not wash it for the rest of my life haha,no im not that dillusioned but i would do anything just to hear one word from his mouth that would reach my ears without the aid of tv,radio,talking books or my own imagination.i love to see pics of him too,the one where he is gleaming to the fact he is holding the new i phone is quite quite a personal one and just wish(again)that i was there to say something,i would even take great pleasure frrom making him laugh or just smile towards me,im sorry for going on a bit but i just love love love him and find him sexy in all his entirity.dear stephen fry,thankyou for a life of pleasure you give and if one day i become famous for something myself and have the gall to do so i would contact you and invite you to anything my life is involved in,if i became rich i would contact your agent and pay the highest price just to sit with you for three minutes…however stephen fry i know this wont happen so have a hole in my soul that will guarantee never to be filled,i love you stephen fry!!! sincerely,chris swainston,number 1 fan and stalker that never got round to stalk xxxxx

[Apple 2.0] They're out! The first iPhone 3G reviews - Apple 2.0: Thanks to the success of the iPod, the launch of the iPhone and the renewed interest in the Mac, Apple has made believers out of millions of customers - and made a lot of investors rich. But Philip Elmer-DeWitt believes that an ounce of skepticism never hurts when writing about the company.

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