I'll I want to know is if the iPhone will be able to display PDF files. I need access to PDF documents on the go.
Yes, according to Steve Jobs in this article:
http://pogue.blogs.nytimes.com/2007/01/11/the-ultimate-iphone-frequently-asked-questions/
I'll I want to know is if the iPhone will be able to display PDF files. I need access to PDF documents on the go.
Given that you can create/import into iTunes, I'd think that this would be possible.
I have to disagree with his ringtone assumption. That tab could just as easily be used to simply select which playlists will be loaded into the ringtone section of the phone.
I can't even see how you guys analyzed so poorly the google maps image
It's clear that the icon on the right relates to a sort of "Get directions" and the icon on the left surely relates to "Find Restaurant". Both are international symbols!
Clicking the following link, you can find some pics that i created so you can all see what i am talking about.
http://pwp.netcabo.pt/0251962501/iphone/directions.jpg
http://pwp.netcabo.pt/0251962501/iphone/restaurant.jpg
None of this was glossed over in my book. People that think it's just an apple branded smartphone need to go back and watch the Keynote. This thing is the most advance iPod to date. Amazing iPod! Can anyone's iPod do cover flow? And as far as a phone goes, how many of you can surf through your voicemails on the screen, in any order? Answer, none of you.
Who has an actual web browser?
Who has iPhoto basically built in? Have you folks looked at the split screen scrolling email? Same with the address book. People are just reading the specs and are like... uh, my treo has that or blackberry, or whatever.
From what I've seen and used, they aren't the same. This thing is a sort of paradigm shift. Kinda like how the macintosh changed our way of thinking of computer interfaces and purposes, this thing may very well reshape our idea of a mobile phone/communication device. There were mp3 players before the iPod, but do they matter anymore? Not really. Even if it just sparks competitive innovation an copies (which it already has) then it's an important part of history.
You think that was Steve Jobs' actual phone number in the iTunes phone section? lol![]()
Again, meh. With "Missing Sync" for the Mac you can sync iCal, iPhoto, iTunes (granted not music you bought) Safari bookmarks, notes, tasks and address book with a windows mobile phone.
But that windows mobile phone is crap. As you said, not a real browser, so what use are your bookmarks? And how is the photobrowsing of thousands of files on it? Hmmm... click, wait. click wait. zoom, wait. Meh meh meh. (what the heck is meh anyway?) And we all agreee the iPod is pretty much the best music player around, and the iphone is even better. We haven't seen the calendar, but you can bet it's probably cooler than iCal itself. And the iPhone was extensively shown to be pretty amazing at scrolling through contacts, chatting with them, emailing them, setting up conference calls, and the voice mail function is amazing as well. The way it all interacts is where it's at. Just like the way it all interacts on a mac vs. a pc. That's why we all use macs instead of PCs and Zunes, no? Anyone can put the chips together with a screen and some software and show a database, play music and show photos. But doing it right is the paradigm shift. The original macintosh was nowhere near as powerful as other computers in it's day. Not even other apple's. But it's a good analogy.
You know, I can sync all this stuff with my Motorola 551 flip phone. But I don't care, because it's crap.
Whew. Another iPhone thread. I was going into withdrawal. There hasn't been a new one in the last few hours or so.![]()
Quit Whining and Enjoy Your Mac.
- Calendar screenshot, and interface
- Google maps traffic
- Letter tapping to "jump" in lists
- Ringtone syncing from iTunes
what would be really nice is if the contacts menu had a cover flow feature... so for kicks, you could scroll through your caller id pictures like album art, tap one to call them.... hmmmm..
I dare someone to call it.
408-996-1010 for thoes who missed it.
is the only way to lock the phone via putting it to sleep and waking it back up? seems like there should be a lock button somewhere, but steve made it sound like there wasn't...
I'm getting tired with all this. We''l see what the phone is all about when apple releases it. And where is Leopard, iLife etc? It's not that we imagine products coming. It's apple's strategy to keep us waiting, and the wait begins to last too long now.
None of this was glossed over in my book. People that think it's just an apple branded smartphone need to go back and watch the Keynote. This thing is the most advance iPod to date. Amazing iPod! Can anyone's iPod do cover flow? And as far as a phone goes, how many of you can surf through your voicemails on the screen, in any order? Answer, none of you. Who has an actual web browser? Who has iPhoto basically built in? Have you folks looked at the split screen scrolling email? Same with the address book. People are just reading the specs and are like... uh, my treo has that or blackberry, or whatever. From what I've seen and used, they aren't the same. This thing is a sort of paradigm shift. Kinda like how the macintosh changed our way of thinking of computer interfaces and purposes, this thing may very well reshape our idea of a mobile phone/communication device. There were mp3 players before the iPod, but do they matter anymore? Not really. Even if it just sparks competitive innovation an copies (which it already has) then it's an important part of history.