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Apple's new iPhone 4S took it on the chin this week. Lackluster reviews, disappointed fans, a thumbs down from the stock market. The mood may have been best summed up by an editorial cartoonist, who sketched a computer user, head flung back in deep stupor, commenting about the new iPhone: "Wow, the new iPhone 4S ... zzzzzzzzzzzzzz. The less-than-enthusiastic response is likely a result of Apple's soaring success in the last few years. The Cupertino, Calif.-based giant has had a string of home runs with its iPhone upgrades, the iPad unveiling and iPad 2 follow-up, and embellishments to its iPod line. Observers have become so accustomed to grand slams that a solo homer seems paltry in contrast.
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SAN FRANCISCO - Apple fans are amped. The computer and gadget maker is expected to announce a new, more powerful version of its wildly popular smartphone this week - more than a year after it unveiled the iPhone 4. Last week, Apple Inc. emailed invitations to a media event at its headquarters in Cupertino today. The invite says "let's talk iPhone," implying the normally secretive company intends to show off the latest version of the device. In the past, Apple has typically introduced a new iPhone during the summer, but this year it was expected to hold off until the fall.
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On Aug 24, 2007, less than two months after its initial release for sale, the Apple iPhone was unlocked, untethering the phones from the AT&T cellular network. Because AT&T has exclusive rights to provide coverage for the iPhone until the year 2010, hackers and computer enthusiasts worked feverishly to be the first to use the iPhone on a network other than AT&T. Once people began publishing their methods of unlocking the iPhone, AT&T sent many of them cease-and-desist letters, grounded in section 1201(a)(2) of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act of 1998 (DMCA). Though Congress should amend the DMCA to allow consumers to unlock phones and to protect the actual unlockers, such an amendment is not the best possible solution. Instead, Congress and scholars should look to es...
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CHICAGO - The woman had just been robbed - her iPhone plucked from her hand as she sat on a Chicago Transit Authority train - and as she followed the thief's trail down the stairs to report the crime, she saw the horrifying, crumpled shape. A woman lay in a heap on the ground, her head close to the steps. The thief had knocked her down.
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Q: I love that I can record voice memos on my iPhone. It's so convenient when I have a thought or idea. Unfortunately, it's hard to figure out what's in each memo later. A lot my recordings are very long. Is there a way to record audio and have the iPhone convert it to text? A: You've hit on the benefits and drawbacks of audio recording. Fortunately, speech-to-text options do exist. Dragon Dictation is one great app that converts your speech into a text file. It is very accurate, which is good. However, to save storage space, it doesn't keep the audio recording. If you need both, look at AudioNote. It keeps the audio and makes a text file. It even links the two for later playback. You can follow the text while listening to the audio. Both of these apps are available at http://www.komand...
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SAN JOSE, Calif. - To the cheers of employees, Steve Wozniak was the first one to walk into the Los Gatos, Calif., Apple Store to pick up a new iPhone 4S. The Apple Inc. co-founder was one of thousands who waited in line to buy the latest model, which has a faster processor and improved camera. Employees high-fived Wozniak as he entered the store.
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MANHATTAN, Kan., July 13, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Two-way communication between citizens and their local government took a giant step forward recently when CivicPlus, a leading developer of open government technology, added the Citizen Request Tracker (CRT) Facebook application to its CRT(TM) Suite for government websites. Across the country, municipal governments whose websites were designed by CivicPlus are adding the benefit for citizens. An early adopter, the City of Burleson, Texas last month announced to residents that reporting a non-emergency concern about a stray animal, code violation or pothole was now as easy as logging into their Facebook account.
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According to a report from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, consumer spending on all types of cell phones has skyrocketed while expenditure on landlines has steadily declined. According to its website, the District of Columbia Public Library (DCPL) system was the first library in the nation to develop an iPhone application. If an article already exists, be sure to fact-check the article. Since Wikipedia is one of the most visited sites on the internet, having a complete and up-to-date entry is essential.
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Q: My old cell phone is dying. I really want an iPhone. Should I wait for the iPhone 5 or get an iPhone 4? Is the iPhone 5 coming out soon? A: You're not alone. Many people are waiting anxiously for the iPhone 5. Rumor suggests that the next iPhone will be faster, sport a better camera and have a bigger screen. It is expected to launch in October. Now, even if you decide not to get the iPhone 5, the short wait is worth it. The price of the iPhone 4 will drop when the iPhone 5 hits the street.
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The iPhone 4S offers lawyers a valuable new tool that can speed up tasks and simplify phone use. Launched in October, the tool, called Siri, is Apple's self- described "personal assistant.
