Thu, May 17, 2007
The Federal Communications Commission approved Apple’s iPhone, clearing the way for the combined phone and music player to hit the shelves in late June. Some of the FCC documents confirm a few features of the phone, including that it will have Bluetooth and Wi-Fi and use GSM radio frequencies. So why wouldn’t you want one? Macworld’s Brian Chen doesn’t, and he’s got several reasons why.
For more iPhone news and opinion, be sure to visit Macworld’s iPhone page.
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Finding time to update lately has been hectic! I’ll get back to scheduling posts soon! I promise.
Finally an iPhone application worth having, Wordpress for my iPhone. Now I can update asides on the go!
Twitterrific coming to iPhone, I really can’t wait for this to happen, this is going to be my very first app I invest in, unless of course Socialthing! releases a native iPhone client.
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