2007-08-25T00:09:11-07:00 ExpressionEngine Copyright (c) 2007 tag:crankymedia.com,2007:index/46.987 2007-07-10T09:23:00-07:00 2007-08-25T00:09:11-07:00

Can’t Get Enough of iPhone videos? This iPhone video site has daily updates of the latest iPhone related videos from Youtube, Metacafe and Yahoo. So far there are 124 and counting on iphonevids.info. Hours of iPhone fun!

2007-07-10T09:23:00-07:00 iphone-videos tag:crankymedia.com,2007:index/46.986 2007-07-06T12:02:00-07:00 2007-07-06T12:19:52-07:00

Found this contest where you can win an iPhone. You never know, if you don’t play you can’t win. There is also this offer to get an iPhone just by submitting your email.

2007-07-06T12:02:00-07:00 iphone-contests-prizes tag:crankymedia.com,2007:index/46.981 2007-07-04T07:14:00-07:00 2007-07-04T07:17:59-07:00

PC World’s editors Chip Taylor and Alan Stafford battle it out over whether they are getting an iPhone or not. Frankly, it just seems like an excuse to get another iPhone article out there.

2007-07-04T07:14:00-07:00 buy-iphone tag:crankymedia.com,2007:index/46.980 2007-07-03T09:41:00-07:00 2007-07-03T09:42:37-07:00

iPhone 2001 A Space Odyssey Ad iPhone on Conan O Brien Apple iPhone Calamari Ad Apple iPhone Commercial Oscars Iphone vs iPod Commercial

2007-07-03T09:41:00-07:00 iphone-news tag:crankymedia.com,2007:index/46.979 2007-07-03T08:28:00-07:00 2007-07-03T08:30:31-07:00

Apple opening day. iPhone Scratch and Drop Test Video. Ouch! iPhone launch happenings at two stores. Botched iPhone activation at launch. Apple’s Palo Alto store opening video. iPhone first impressions and size comparison photos. Fake iPhone from China video. List of 8 Fake iPhones Short article on live community reporting and broadcasting; iPhone coverage as example. Celebrities weigh in on the iPhone. iPhone and Angelina Jolie, Both Celebrities Receiving Fawning Press? Will iPhone demand tax Apple’s resources? ATT Limiting iPhone Sales to One Per Customer Official Apple iPhone Activation and Syncing Video iPhone Activation Hassles? iPhone Activation Hassles 2. This guy bought 4 phones. http://dylanschiemann.com/2007/06/30/ifrustrated-inoactivationiphone-shuffle/ http://blog.wired.com/gadgets/2007/06/iphone-activati.html http://www.pcworld.com/article/id,133633/article.html $295 Jeweled Jesus iPhone Case The Pope Named The Jesus Phone The Real Jesus Phone iPhone vs Blackberry Round 1 iPhone vs Blackberry Round 2 iPhone vs Blackberry Round 3 (also vs. Helio, LG Prada, Nokia N95, Treo 750) iPhone vs Blackberry Round 4 (office apps) iPhone vs Blackberry Round 5 (very rudimentary chart) iPhone Version 2 to Arrive January 2008? iPhone, Total 2 Year Cost With Charts How Tough is the Iphone? iPhone Taken Apart-Many Photos

2007-07-03T08:28:00-07:00 iphone-release tag:crankymedia.com,2007:index/46.977 2007-06-30T06:45:00-07:00 2007-07-03T10:57:11-07:00

2007-06-30T06:45:00-07:00 buy-iphone tag:crankymedia.com,2007:index/46.976 2007-06-30T05:08:01-07:00 2007-06-30T06:54:16-07:00

Are you hankering for one of those shiny new iPhones? AP has an interesting article on whether you should buy the iPhone based on the type of person you are. They’ve broken it out into 9 types of users. Here’s a quick breakdown on whether you should buy an iPhone based on your usage type. -- The music listener—Possibly. The big screen will make it easy to navigate a large music collection. -- The video watcher—Sure, get one. The screen is twice as large as that of the video iPod, and the resolution, at 320 pixels by 480 pixels, is twice as high. -- The phone chatter—Maybe, but using it mainly as a phone seems like a waste. You can’t type in names to quickly bring up someone from the contact list. Voicemail is listed with the caller’s name or number, sort of like e-mail. In another neat feature, a sensor turns off the screen when you bring the phone to your face. -- The gamer—No. The iPhone does everything except games. A pity, with that nice big screen. -- The corporate road warrior—No. For professional use, you’re probably stuck with what the company supports, and for now, that’s going to be BlackBerries and Windows Mobile devices like the Samsung BlackJack. -- The frugal buyer—No, the first-generation iPhone is likely to be followed by something substantially better, like one that uses a faster cellular broadband network and has more memory. It’s unlikely that the first iPhone will be upgradable, and in any case, it would require a trip back to Apple. -- The photo buff—Not likely. The iPhone has a 2-megapixel camera, which is decent, and the large screen should make the results easy to appreciate. But phones dedicated to camera buffs also record video and have higher resolutions. -- The world traveler—Possibly, but it’s not ideal. The iPhone will work overseas, but only at AT&T’s roaming rates. -- The fashionista—Sure. The iPhone is one of the best-looking phones ever. 

2007-06-30T05:08:01-07:00 iphone-features tag:crankymedia.com,2007:index/46.975 2007-06-30T01:10:00-07:00 2007-06-30T01:17:13-07:00

The BBC covers the iPhone competitors in Europe as the Apple product won’t be available until late fall in Europe. It’s unknown which network will run the iPhone in Europe. Some of the big contenders are Vodafone, T-Mobile and Orange. The Prada looks cool but it’s more of a Motorola Razr competitor.

2007-06-30T01:10:00-07:00 iphone-news tag:crankymedia.com,2007:index/46.973 2007-06-30T00:52:00-07:00 2007-06-30T01:04:22-07:00

David Pogue of the New York Times, sort of the Woody Allen circa 1970’s of geekdom has released a humorous Some cool points: unlimited web email accounts access with full formatting full browser support displaying full pages Google Maps street maps and address Word, Excel, pdf support no Java or Flash support Youtube support real time traffic non removable battery

2007-06-30T00:52:00-07:00 iphone-videos tag:crankymedia.com,2007:index/46.972 2007-06-30T00:40:00-07:00 2007-06-30T00:46:19-07:00

In a recent Wall Street Journal interview, Jobs acknowledges that web access on the iPhone could be slow but having wifi capability could help mitigate the problem somewhat. In an interview ahead of the iPhone launch, Apple Inc. CEO Steve Jobs and AT&T Inc. CEO and Chairman Randall Stephenson addressed concerns that the device will have slow Internet access on AT&T’s cellular network.

2007-06-30T00:40:00-07:00 iphone-news