Here's an interesting question - if they bring out a phone of any sort that uses iChat, will they port iChat to Windows like they did iTunes?
Perhaps, though I doubt it. Unlike when iTunes was introduced, iChat would be entering an already dominated market on the Windoze side.
Unlike Bose though, Apple consistently adds new ideas and technology.
Perhaps, though I doubt it. Unlike when iTunes was introduced, iChat would be entering an already dominated market on the Windoze side.
This is a good point. They set a bit of a precedent when they announced the iTV. Perhaps if Apple decided to become a MVNO, they'd have to file something with the FCC? Releasing a cell phone itself requires FCC approval. Maybe Apple wants to announce the iPhone project before all the details come out in some FCC report.
Fool me once, shame...shame on you.
*awkward silence, confusion*
If fooled we can't be fooled again!
George W. Bush
The iPhone will be a simple USB telephony device that plugs into the Mac and uses an upgraded version of iChat to call other computers or land lines. Basically Apple's version of Skype. Who knows maybe Apple won't release the hardware device and only release the software that will be called "iPhone".
The iPhone will be a simple USB telephony device that plugs into the Mac and uses an upgraded version of iChat to call other computers or land lines. Basically Apple's version of Skype. Who knows maybe Apple won't release the hardware device and only release the software that will be called "iPhone".
Perhaps, though I doubt it. Unlike when iTunes was introduced, iChat would be entering an already dominated market on the Windoze side.
Need awfully tiny thumbs to use that Dock...Here you go, iPhone SmartPhone with built-in Mac OS X:
http://www.t3.co.uk/news/247/communications/mobile_phone/evidence_mounts_for_january_iphone