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Does the iPhone’s touchscreen keypad slow you down? Bobbie Johnson,The Guardian,Thursday August 23 2007 A study suggests that the iPhone’s touchscreen is cumbersome to use – but others question the sample. Photograph: Manuel Balce Ceneta/AP Yes, but perhaps it’s not as bad as a new study suggests. The net was aflame this week after one study from the US suggested that typing on the iPhone takes twice as long as on more traditional handsets … |
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Instructions for iPhone hardware unlock revealedBy Justin Berka | Published: August 23, 2007 – 07:49PM CT Tuesday’s news of a full hardware unlock of the iPhone was a huge achievement for hackers of the device. Unfortunately, the team responsible chose to delay the release of the unlocking procedure, in the hopes of finding a (much easier) software unlock. The leader of the group, George Hotz, is leaving for college, and apparently won’t have time to continue his iPhone hacking, and thus he’s chosen to release the hardware unlock instructions so other iPhone owners can benefit from the knowledge … |
| IPhone Tantalizes, Frustrates Forensics Experts Wired News - By Cathy B. Almeida Technophiles may love the iPhone, but you criminals? Watch out. The iPhone may reveal more about your misdeeds than you realize. Derrick Donnelly, chief technology officer of Blackbag Technologies, a Silicon Valley-based company specializing in Apple forensic solutions, is tempted by the rich array of potential evidence an iPhone might contain… |
| Apple’s iPhone Learning Curve BusinessWeek - When the product being manufactured is as complex as an iPhone, where there are a scores of components, each of them complex in their own right and subject … |