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- The 3G iPhone Suits Up for Work A year after becoming the stylish pocket PC for consumers, the iPhone is ready to go to work. The latest version of the mobile device, which goes on sale Friday, will take advantage of a faster wireless network -- dubbed 3G for third-generation -- making it more attractive for business use by improving what many consider to be the current version's key flaw -- its slow Web access.
- Daylite Suite Gets Stronger Apple Flavor Marketcircle has announced the immediate availability of Daylite version 3.7.4 with iWork '08 and Dialectic telephony integration. Because the latest of version of Daylite has added the ability to generate customized content using Apple's Pages, Numbers and Keynote, TMO contacted Marketcircle to find out more.
- New Microsoft Software Helps Macs and PCs Play Nice After about a year, 750,000 downloads of various betas, 500 notes of feedback, and a redesigned user interface, Microsoft's Mac Business Unit has officially released Remote Desktop Connection Client for Mac 2. RDC 2 lets Mac users connect to remote Windows PCs to access files, applications, devices and networks -- all from within the Mac. It runs natively on both Intel-based and PowerPC-based Macs.
- It's OK to Say No to the New iPhone There are many things to admire about Apple, but like every company it has a dark side. One of the things I personally find more than annoying is the Apple fan base that will attack you if you honestly don't want to buy an Apple product and talk about your choice.
- The Upgrade Conundrum: iPhone or iPod? Recently, at the World Wide Developer's Conference in San Francisco, Apple took what turned out to be very leaky wraps off the second iteration of the iPhone: The iPhone 3G. The new version of the game-changing iPod/Internet tablet/cell phone now offers a built-in GPS receiver, better reception, business-friendly upgrades, and the promise of more applications than you can shake a dead cow at.
- AT&T's Odd iPhone Offer As someone who is familiar with the coverage that surrounds the iPhone, I was puzzled by Tuesday's announcement from AT&T about a new way to buy the gadget. My first reaction: Something must be missing. Second reaction: Why would anyone pay more for the iPhone if there's no additional benefit?
- iTunes' Rivals Are Worth a Look If there were a reason to keep using Apple's iTunes Store exclusively to buy music online, it escapes me. Do you buy CDs only from your neighborhood record store? Not unless your best pal owns the store. In the world of physical music sales -- yes, CDs still exist -- there is little reason to spend $14 for an album while another retailer offers it for $10. We shop around for price.
- Mac Bloggers Gnash Teeth Over iPhone Pricing Numbers For Mac-focused bloggers this week, the biggest news by far has been the upcoming 3G iPhone, the old iPhone and AT&T's iPhone pricing plans. Bloggers and readers have been poring over the details -- AT&T launched a mini site complete with FAQs -- and most everyone seems to think the $199 entry point will generate millions in new sales around the world.
- UK Entrepreneurs Eye iPod Users With New miShake Player Two Birmingham, UK, businessmen are taking on the might of the iPod with a new audio and video player they hope will take the world by storm. The "miShake" was launched by 24-year-old Birmingham entrepreneurs Steve Beckford and Alex Sylvester who, after running their own online gadget shop Electro Box, saw a market opportunity.
- Surge of New Software for the iPhone Mark Cain felt like a rock star. The chief technology officer of medical imaging software company MIMvista got that sensation as he stepped onto the stage at Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference on June 9 to demonstrate a new program that delivers medical scans to an iPhone. Suddenly he was in front of an auditorium packed with thousands of Apple faithful, reporters and bloggers.
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