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iPhone Used to Browse MacRumors.com?
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I apologise as I realise that sounded quite rude. Sorry
In future it may be worth doing a quick search (Wikipedia, although fallible is often good for checking facts) before making assertions based on a hunch.
who looks at logs?
lots of folks, many companies track and examine each and every visit to their website for "data mining" purposes such as which products/services are attracting attention from who/where/when and to find sales leads--
lots of folks, many companies track and examine each and every visit to their website for "data mining" purposes such as which products/services are attracting attention from who/where/when and to find sales leads--
In other news, analysts expect that the iPhone may browse other popular websites in the future.
"We expect to see lots of people using the browsing function on their iPhones over the course of the year" they said.
However, the analysts also mentioned that the iPhone is doomed in the wake of the new ZunePhone and similar yet-to-be-annoucned inferior devices, and lowered their AAPL price target to $84.
"We expect to see lots of people using the browsing function on their iPhones over the course of the year" they said.
However, the analysts also mentioned that the iPhone is doomed in the wake of the new ZunePhone and similar yet-to-be-annoucned inferior devices, and lowered their AAPL price target to $84.
Anyone find it odd that the second one is Windows NT 5.1 ??
Besides..A couple of Apple's best ideas came from Macrumors
wow I did not notice that, good catch.
Or is it a "good catch" that XP is codenamed NT 5.1?
Or perhaps it is a clue that Apple is working on iPhone SP1.
Is the "Mobile/1A538a" bit the individual serial number of the phone?! Just think of the tracking capabilities...
http://bla.st/iphone/
http://bla.st/iphone/
Actually I think Apple would be insane to still be testing at this point. The products should already be in the production line, then packaging, then shipping. That product should be locked in now.
Just because someone is using the iPhone on campus doesn't imply continued testing.Just means someone has one and was surfing around.No big deal.
Except for the fact that the person visited Macrumors
Wirelessly posted (Mozilla/5.0 (iPhone; U; CPU like Mac OS X; en) AppleWebKit/420+ (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/3.0 Mobile/1A538a Safari/419.3)
Hello there 
Cool I hope they find and post in this thread
Hello there
My Friend's iPhone
My friend is on the iPhone OS X team. He's been using his iPhone for some time and has been trying to convince me how awesome it is. I saw it though iChat and it certianly looks cool, but I'm not yet convinced that I can justify the expense in my current situation.
My friend is very tight-lipped about specifics, but says that I "wont' be disappointed" with the iPhone and all that it can do and will do in the future.
If the iPhone allows me to combine my PocketPC, phone, and iPod into one device (obviously OS X Light instead of Windows Mobile), that I think that it will be worth it for me.
I guess I'll wait and see.
One thing is for sure, though, the iPhone LOOKS totally awesome. I guess it's lighter that it appears too, so I'm told
My friend is on the iPhone OS X team. He's been using his iPhone for some time and has been trying to convince me how awesome it is. I saw it though iChat and it certianly looks cool, but I'm not yet convinced that I can justify the expense in my current situation.
My friend is very tight-lipped about specifics, but says that I "wont' be disappointed" with the iPhone and all that it can do and will do in the future.
If the iPhone allows me to combine my PocketPC, phone, and iPod into one device (obviously OS X Light instead of Windows Mobile), that I think that it will be worth it for me.
I guess I'll wait and see.
One thing is for sure, though, the iPhone LOOKS totally awesome. I guess it's lighter that it appears too, so I'm told
It shows that it could not have been a real iPhone. The iPhone connects to the net on its own, it does not use a host computer, so we should not be seeing windows. Unless the issue with windows is from a different line in the logs. As I read Arn's response he was saying that the OS was windows in that line that shows the iphone.