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Update at 11:50 AM
I logged on t0 my notebook at the first Starbucks in the U.S. with A&T WiFi,  and just now trying to log on with the  iPhone. 

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Update 9:50 AM CST….
My iPhone sees the AT&T WiFi network at the first Starbucks with AT&T WiFi in Antonio.  It defaulted to T-Mobile, so be sure to add AT&T.

Stand by for…

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Either by a challenge or real interest in getting iPhones to it’s employees, a major bank who wishes to remain hidden, is testing iPhone, iPhone 2.0 in a corporates environment to access…

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Having released the PwnageTool, after fooling some people with great pwnage April fools joke, The iPhoneproject people do not seem to be taking any rest.With all the capabilities that the Pwnag…

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Phone Dev Team has quit and shut the door keeping the much awaited PWNageTool inside. The website is reduced to a image announcing that a private party had offered to buy the team, tool and…

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March 30, 2008
The popular ultrasonic technology offered by TeenBuzz.org has recently been reformatted to include added support for iPhone users.
The technology employs high frequency tones to…

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            In a recent announcement, Apple declared that it will let VoIP clients on the iPhone and iPod, by means of its new software development kit. The only thing is that any…

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Now that we found loveThe iPhone will soon be tailored for enterprises. Gartner recommends "appliance-level" support status once firmware 2.0 and improvements are released. iPhone w…

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I dont have the patience to write anything thoughtful via the iPhone’s interface. Guess that’s why people are using twitter. Guess it is time to start using my account…

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I am bored here in chicago’s o’hare airport and I am playing with blogging from my iPhone.
I’ll try a few posts to see how it goes.
I am thinking that it is going to more then frustrating…

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So when is the iPhone coming to Canada? According to customer service reps at Rogers, not anytime soon.  Apparently Comwave,  the Canadian owner of the iPhone trademark isn’t impressed…

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OVERVIEW (by NerveGas)

The dev team has been using dual-booting…

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As people delve into the details of Apple’s iPhone SDK, a few interesting issues are emerging. One developer guideline that is generating some concern is from Apple’s Human Interfac…

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As we expected iPhone is paving the path for corporate offices by offering features that are attractive to those users. From corporate email servers, secure VPN connection to corporate offices…

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Two days ago Apple COO Tim Cook, speaking at the Goldman Sachs Investment Symposium, said that their relationships with carriers are marriages of convenience.  Cook noted that they wouldn’t…

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Techcrunch is telling us that Apple has sent out an email to the media announcing a March 6th event for laying out an "iPhone Software Roadmap" that will focus on the SDK that I mentioned…

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I am counting down to IPhone Dev Kit as promised by Steve Jobs to be released in February. Now it is almost the end of February and I have not seen any sign yet. Post by Tom Krazit has…

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Hey - LinkedIn has a mobile version available at http://m.linkedin.com. Cool!  I’ll definitely make use of this.
I like the guys at LinkedIn a lot.  But I’m scratching my head…

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NY Times has a nice article on iPnone in China. Specially the edge enjoyed by China Mobile has with it’s 400000 plus iPhone users. These iPhones are unlocked and loaded with Chinese iPhon…

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All week long at Mobile World Congress the impact of cheaply available wireless broadband was evident.  From the folks who were broadcasting live with 3G wireless camera phones, to people uploading…