8
Jun
Posted on 2009 under iPhone Videos |
A look back at
iPhone one year ago. Apple launches new products every June and July. It seems like it was only yesterday that we where excited about the 3G iPhone.
Cramer of Mad Money has said that Apple is a good tech stock buy. As apps and iPhones become more sophisticated there is plenty of room for growth.
It's true Apple iPhone isn't the only game in town, but it sure looks like it's the best.
Heres a look back to 2008 iPhone demo
18
Nov
Posted on 2008 under New Technology |
If your a skier and needed a reason to buy a iPhone here's your excuse. A Colorado company based in Denver has developed "Snocator". A iPhone application that will guide you around 60 Ski Areas via GPS data signals, Wi-Fi or users can download Trail Maps to their iPhone. Most resorts don't have the best signals so downloading Trail Maps is a must.
When skiing and Snowboarding in unfamilar places this app will get lots of use. Lots of us who started skiing when we where young have become accustom to our local ski resort and have no problems find our way around. Not so when a East Coast New England Skier heads west to ski Colorado.
Colorado Ski couldn't be any more different. Colorado Skiers don't go to a Ski Resort, park the car and head to the day lodge to Boot Up. Colorado skiing entails starting your day with your Ski Equipment on. Their are no day lodges. So you more than likely start your day in one place and end in another if you don't have knowledge of the resort. Take the Vail Trail Map. Its huge. The Snocator App can direct you to were you want to be. Even back to a meeting spot for the family or a after ski Apre Ski spot for a cup of hot chocolate.
10
Sep
Posted on 2008 under iPhone Videos |
At Apple WWDC 2008, Steve Jobs reveals the iPhone 3G with faster download speeds, longer battery life, GPS, a lower price, and a near worldwide release on July 11, 2008. The iphone 3G Fix is due for release Sept 12,2008
26
Jul
Posted on 2008 under iPhone Stuff |
This is way cool. IMO Gmail is the best thing since sliced bread. Well Google has added IMAP Email Support for The iPhone. Pretty simple to set up. You can view your Gmail Messages on your iPhone simply by setting up your in box the right way. This what you do. For incoming mail set your server from imap.gmail.com and put your user name and password in the fields. Your out box should be set to smtp.gmail.com (Should be the same).