Archive for November, 2007
Should You Buy An iPhone This Holiday Season?
Writer Tracy Mayor put the Question of the Year — “Should you buy an iPhone this holiday season?” — to Computerworld Editor-In-Chief Scot Finnie, PC World Editor-In-Chief Harry McCracken, Computerworld Online News Editor Ken Mingis and NPD Group Analyst Ross Rubin. The panel was tied — two said “yes,” and two said “no,” so Tracy […]
No commentsCult Watch 2007: Who’s Drinking the Kool-Aid?
As we wind down another year in technology, it’s a good time to check in on the cults and see how they’re doing. For companies who inspire them, user cults are nice because they motivate customers to overlook strategic blunders, exaggerate product successes and — most importantly — walk the earth “virally” marketing products without […]
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Wow. A video posted on Gizmodo shows a security consultant hacking an Apple iPhone, taking control of it, and installing a SNOOPWARE APPLICATION that records any sounds while the iPhone appears to be off. I want one!
Original post by Mike
Plusmo to Announce Football Widgets Tomorrow
Plusmo (the site that I use to mobilize The Raw Feed), plans to announce tomorrow free FOOTBALL WIDGETS for both blogs and the Apple iPhone. The widgets cover all teams in both the NFL and NCAA. “Users get live, play-by-play updates, game schedules, breaking news, game photos, search and more. A custom interface allows users […]
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