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2 months ago
in Video Diary: Dan Lane on Flight Control on The Really Mobile Project
(Ahem) 'Scuse me while I pimp our own review of Flight Control:
http://www.allaboutiphone.net/2009/04/app-revie...
It's a great game, lovely visuals. And there's more to come from Fire Mint as well.
http://www.allaboutiphone.net/2009/04/app-revie...
It's a great game, lovely visuals. And there's more to come from Fire Mint as well.
2 months ago
in AND WE ARE LIVE! on The Really Mobile Project
Looks like a cracking site, a good design, and anticipating plenty of excellent articles :)
Best of luck!
Best of luck!
4 months ago
in Mr Operator: Palm Pre - destined for European failure on Mobile Industry Review
That's not just a problem with the G1 - fingernails are also the reason my wife won't buy an iPhone. She found texting impossible.
At least we know that Apple & Google's mobile domination will be curtailed at 49% of the global population ;)
At least we know that Apple & Google's mobile domination will be curtailed at 49% of the global population ;)
4 months ago
in UCWeb mobile browser - 64 million downloads worldwide on Mobile Industry Review
You can also get UCWeb for jailbroken iPhones - add this source to Cydia:
http://wap.ucweb.com/iphone/cydia
http://wap.ucweb.com/iphone/cydia
4 months ago
in Mr Operator: Palm Pre - destined for European failure on Mobile Industry Review
I'm not sure the Pre is quite so DOA as Mr. Operator believes. One of the most successful phones last year was the INQ1. The Synergy feature of the Pre could be marketed as essentially "Facebook plus" - taking the idea of the INQ further, to encompass all your contacts. That would be a good sell - everything in one place.
He's right about the timeframe though - everything that's currently special about the Pre can be rolled into other platforms fairly rapidly, so they will need to quickly garner mainstream press and capture mindshare . Right now there's a lot of blogger buzz, but my Mum doesn't quiz me about it like she does the iPhone...
He's right about the timeframe though - everything that's currently special about the Pre can be rolled into other platforms fairly rapidly, so they will need to quickly garner mainstream press and capture mindshare . Right now there's a lot of blogger buzz, but my Mum doesn't quiz me about it like she does the iPhone...
6 months ago
in No GPRS for iTunes or 10MB files allowed on Mobile Industry Review
Are you sure about the no GPRS? I managed to use the store over GPRS - see the screenshot with this article:
http://www.allaboutiphone.net/2009/01/itunes-st...
I wouldn't bother with it again unless I was desperate though - it's slooooooooooooooooow.
Matt
http://www.allaboutiphone.net/2009/01/itunes-st...
I wouldn't bother with it again unless I was desperate though - it's slooooooooooooooooow.
Matt
1 year ago
in http://www.technovia.co.uk/2008/02/1420.html on Technovia
Hi Ian
I wrote about this recently - I spoke to someone on the iPlayer team, and found out where the Guardian and Register got their details (at a journalist's briefing). Full details here:
http://www.allaboutiphone.net/2008/02/bbc-progr...
Cheers
Matt
I wrote about this recently - I spoke to someone on the iPlayer team, and found out where the Guardian and Register got their details (at a journalist's briefing). Full details here:
http://www.allaboutiphone.net/2008/02/bbc-progr...
Cheers
Matt
1 year ago
in The Tao of Mac - Apple Statement About Servicing iPhone on The Tao of Mac
IANAL, but I wonder how this fares under the EU's Consumer Guarantee Directive?
"If you purchase goods or services from another EU Member State and they were advertised in your country, you are protected under consumer law of your home country. "
(from http://www.citizensinformation.ie/categories/co...)
So if I bought an iPhone on a day trip to France I am protected if it goes wrong, as the same device is on sale in the UK.
However, it is fair not to expect Apple to provide a replacement if an unofficially unlocked iPhone is bricked during a service upgrade.
"If you purchase goods or services from another EU Member State and they were advertised in your country, you are protected under consumer law of your home country. "
(from http://www.citizensinformation.ie/categories/co...)
So if I bought an iPhone on a day trip to France I am protected if it goes wrong, as the same device is on sale in the UK.
However, it is fair not to expect Apple to provide a replacement if an unofficially unlocked iPhone is bricked during a service upgrade.
