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Filed under: Analysis / Opinion , Wireless , iPhone The iPhone seems like it should be the perfect companion for the international traveler.
In: General| IT| iPhone| iPhone 3GS
14 Jul 2009Filed under: iPhone Torqued over the lack of tethering support from AT&T? Taken matters into your own hands?
Filed under: Software , iPhone , App Store , Road Tested Like my colleague Mel Martin , I’ve had a serious GPS jones for quite a while. When I was in much better shape, I rode the local trails on a mountain bike with a Garmin eTrex Summit. It didn’t have any maps, nor did I really need any for what I was doing. My next GPS receiver was a Garmin GPSmap 60cs that I used for geocaching
In: General| How-To| IT| News and Views| Tips and Tricks| iPhone| iPhone 3G
21 Jun 2009Filed under: How-tos , Tips and tricks , iPhone This happened to me last time I upgraded from my original iPhone to the 3G. I went to check messages, and instead of seeing the list of people who called, the phone simply dialed the voicemail number. The solution this time is the same as last time. Go to the AT&T web site, log in, and under Phone, Device Support you’ll see an option to ‘Reset Voicemail Password.’ Go ahead and do that, and AT&T will send you a text message with a temporary password
Filed under: iPhone , MobileMe I just got back from the Apple Store and am now the proud owner of an iPhone 3G S 32 GB in basic black. I can’t wait to get at it, but before dive in, I want to write a bit about the experience. Driving to the Apple store at the Walt Whitman Mall in Huntington, NY, I drove past an AT&T store which had no line and very few cars in the parking lot.
In: General| IT| Rumors| Software| iPhone| iPhone 3G| iPhone Apps| iPod Touch| iTunes
18 Jun 2009Filed under: Analysis / Opinion , Rumors , Wireless , iPhone Citing an exclusive source from within AT&T, appmodo reports that “tethering support is coming later this summer” is AT&T-speak for “tethering support is coming at the end of July.” It won’t be coming cheaply, however; appmodo’s source says a tethering option will cost AT&T customers a whopping $55 a month. While this is cheaper than the $70 rumor that’s been making the rounds, it still strikes me as ridiculous that AT&T is charging additional money for this option in the first place.
In: General| IT| Mac Support| News and Views| iPhone| iPhone 3G
17 Jun 2009Filed under: iPhone It’s no secret that I didn’t mind AT&T’s pricing of their 3G S upgrades. However, 3G owners were upset that they were not offered the same discounts as new customers or those who had not fulfilled their two-year contracts
In: General| IT| iPhone| iPod| iPod Touch
10 Jun 2009Filed under: Accessories , Developer This is really neat. The folks at Design Commission have produced a stencil to assist with the iPhone/iPod touch UI prototyping, brainstorming sessions, flows, interaction techniques, etc. that you’ll do before you begin coding
The outside of the box said "Windows base machine or better", so I bought a Mac.
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