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Like many of you, I’m excited for the iPhone 4, but I’m patiently waiting for the glorious-looking white version.
I spent the morning making a little site you can check (and even subscribe to) to make sure you don’t miss it (as if…).
Check it: isthewhitenewshinyavailableyet.com
“HOME” – great (and funny) review by Garrett Murray of Google’s Nexus One.
Looks like one of the best Android OS phones to-date. I’ve only briefed played with any Android phone, but one of the things that bugs me, even just while watching the video: scrolling! It’s simply not as smooth and natural as the iPhone’s scrolling interaction and it seems other transitions and touch interactions follow a similar theme, unfortunately.
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On an at&t Fail.
Andrew Hyde commenting on the horrendous at&t phone service issues caused by the descent of 4000-ish hipster-geeks and their iPhones on SXSWi.
It’s like they didn’t even think this might happen…
I’ve never seen such a failure from a phone company caused by 4000 hipsters. A group of hipsters, on record, has not been able to achieve anything in the past five years (known fact). How did they do so much damage?
Mobile is changing – my bus is glowing with the light of about 50 blackberrys and Iphones in the dark of night.
Ok, the iPhone craziness is in full swing. It’ll be the best thing since, well, it’ll be the best thing ever… Steve Jobs is a semi-god, blah, blah, blah. All joking aside, I do find it refreshing that a new company is throwing their hat into the device-ring and I think it can only be good for the industry. But this post is about me, so let’s move on.
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