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Well, well... here's the WHOIS info.
I think we've found ourselves something quite interesting, I must say.
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Registrant:
Apple Computer, Inc. (IPHONE11-DOM)
1 Infinite Loop
Cupertino, CA 95014
US
Domain Name: IPHONE.ORG
Administrative Contact, Technical Contact:
Eddings, Kenneth (KE557) eddingsk@APPLE.COM
Apple Computer, Inc.
1 Infinite Loop
M/S 60-DR
Cupertino, CA 95014
408 974-4286 (FAX) 408 974-1560
Billing Contact:
idNames, Accounting (IA90-ORG) accounting@IDNAMES.COM
idNames from Network Solutions, Inc
440 Benmar
Suite #3325
Houston, TX 77060
US
703-742-4777
Fax- - 281-447-1160
Record last updated on 21-Dec-2001.
Record expires on 15-Dec-2003.
Record created on 15-Dec-1999.
Database last updated on 12-Feb-2002 06:27:00 EST.
Domain servers in listed order:
NSERVER.APPLE.COM 17.254.0.50
NSERVER2.APPLE.COM 17.254.0.59
I think we've found ourselves something quite interesting, I must say.
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Registrant:
Apple Computer, Inc. (IPHONE11-DOM)
1 Infinite Loop
Cupertino, CA 95014
US
Domain Name: IPHONE.ORG
Administrative Contact, Technical Contact:
Eddings, Kenneth (KE557) eddingsk@APPLE.COM
Apple Computer, Inc.
1 Infinite Loop
M/S 60-DR
Cupertino, CA 95014
408 974-4286 (FAX) 408 974-1560
Billing Contact:
idNames, Accounting (IA90-ORG) accounting@IDNAMES.COM
idNames from Network Solutions, Inc
440 Benmar
Suite #3325
Houston, TX 77060
US
703-742-4777
Fax- - 281-447-1160
Record last updated on 21-Dec-2001.
Record expires on 15-Dec-2003.
Record created on 15-Dec-1999.
Database last updated on 12-Feb-2002 06:27:00 EST.
Domain servers in listed order:
NSERVER.APPLE.COM 17.254.0.50
NSERVER2.APPLE.COM 17.254.0.59
interesting!
I wonder what that could be all about. Seems silly for them to put something up besides a generic webserver splash screen... that might generate some rumors... hehehe
I wonder what that could be all about. Seems silly for them to put something up besides a generic webserver splash screen... that might generate some rumors... hehehe
iPhone?
Since they're never was an iPhone it must be a upcoming product. duh They have probably been working on it or a while but creating a link like that well thats just retarded. I mean you dont see iWalk.com just leading to Apple. But Apples not dumb enough to confront its core chip maker (motorola) at its own game (cell phones) what ever maybe it will be Motorola/Apple so it wll be a joint venture of creating a "super" cell phone?
Since they're never was an iPhone it must be a upcoming product. duh They have probably been working on it or a while but creating a link like that well thats just retarded. I mean you dont see iWalk.com just leading to Apple. But Apples not dumb enough to confront its core chip maker (motorola) at its own game (cell phones) what ever maybe it will be Motorola/Apple so it wll be a joint venture of creating a "super" cell phone?
I have the answer lok from zdnet:
"MPEG-4 was ratified as a standard by the Motion Picture Experts Group in 1999. While it has audio components, its video features have drawn the most attention. Notably, MPEG-4 is capable of compressing massive video files into pieces small enough to send over mobile networks. Backers tout it as one potential "killer app" for the fast mobile phone networks that will be built over the next few years and will desperately need new applications that can generate revenue.
Dipping into that arena, Apple on Tuesday announced a partnership with cell phone maker Ericsson and Sun Microsystems to create a wireless content delivery system based on MPEG-4.
But perhaps more important, proponents say, are the interactive features that MPEG-4 offers. For example, video could function almost like a Web page, allowing people to interact with the picture on the screen or to manipulate individual elements in real time.
The ability to give video the kind of interactivity that only Web sites and video games now enjoy has ignited the imaginations of advertisers and some Hollywood studios.
"MPEG-4 is poised for great success once the licensing terms are modified to allow content providers to stream their content royalty-free," Apple's Schiller said in a statement.
"
"MPEG-4 was ratified as a standard by the Motion Picture Experts Group in 1999. While it has audio components, its video features have drawn the most attention. Notably, MPEG-4 is capable of compressing massive video files into pieces small enough to send over mobile networks. Backers tout it as one potential "killer app" for the fast mobile phone networks that will be built over the next few years and will desperately need new applications that can generate revenue.
Dipping into that arena, Apple on Tuesday announced a partnership with cell phone maker Ericsson and Sun Microsystems to create a wireless content delivery system based on MPEG-4.
But perhaps more important, proponents say, are the interactive features that MPEG-4 offers. For example, video could function almost like a Web page, allowing people to interact with the picture on the screen or to manipulate individual elements in real time.
The ability to give video the kind of interactivity that only Web sites and video games now enjoy has ignited the imaginations of advertisers and some Hollywood studios.
"MPEG-4 is poised for great success once the licensing terms are modified to allow content providers to stream their content royalty-free," Apple's Schiller said in a statement.
"
whois iphone.org leads to www.networksolutions.com
Has Apple registered the iphone.org via netsol.com?
Wheres the point??
Has Apple registered the iphone.org via netsol.com?
Wheres the point??
Whois...
Registrant:
Apple Computer, Inc. (IPHONE11-DOM)
1 Infinite Loop
Cupertino, CA 95014
US
Domain Name: IPHONE.ORG
Administrative Contact, Technical Contact:
Eddings, Kenneth (KE557) eddingsk@APPLE.COM
Apple Computer, Inc.
1 Infinite Loop
M/S 60-DR
Cupertino, CA 95014
408 974-4286 (FAX) 408 974-1560
Billing Contact:
idNames, Accounting (IA90-ORG) accounting@IDNAMES.COM
idNames from Network Solutions, Inc
440 Benmar
Suite #3325
Houston, TX 77060
US
703-742-4777
Fax- - 281-447-1160
Record last updated on 21-Dec-2001.
Record expires on 15-Dec-2003.
Record created on 15-Dec-1999.
Database last updated on 12-Feb-2002 18:32:00 EST.
Domain servers in listed order:
NSERVER.APPLE.COM 17.254.0.50
NSERVER2.APPLE.COM 17.254.0.59
Registrant:
Apple Computer, Inc. (IPHONE11-DOM)
1 Infinite Loop
Cupertino, CA 95014
US
Domain Name: IPHONE.ORG
Administrative Contact, Technical Contact:
Eddings, Kenneth (KE557) eddingsk@APPLE.COM
Apple Computer, Inc.
1 Infinite Loop
M/S 60-DR
Cupertino, CA 95014
408 974-4286 (FAX) 408 974-1560
Billing Contact:
idNames, Accounting (IA90-ORG) accounting@IDNAMES.COM
idNames from Network Solutions, Inc
440 Benmar
Suite #3325
Houston, TX 77060
US
703-742-4777
Fax- - 281-447-1160
Record last updated on 21-Dec-2001.
Record expires on 15-Dec-2003.
Record created on 15-Dec-1999.
Database last updated on 12-Feb-2002 18:32:00 EST.
Domain servers in listed order:
NSERVER.APPLE.COM 17.254.0.50
NSERVER2.APPLE.COM 17.254.0.59
noithing new
Apple registed iPhone.org years ago... every few months, people talk about it - but nothing has come of it.
They also own...
http://www.mammals.org
http://www.ikids.org
arn
Apple registed iPhone.org years ago... every few months, people talk about it - but nothing has come of it.
They also own...
http://www.mammals.org
http://www.ikids.org
arn
The ruskies beat apple to it! http://www.zdnet.ru/?ID=25077
Not great looking, but the brand is right...
Not great looking, but the brand is right...
It didn't seem that long ago that we were speculating about the next piece of iSoftware that Apple might decide to release. Perhaps this might be an indication of the next link in the digital "hub"?
Consider a program that would give you total connectivity to another computer, be it from the home to the office (i.e. working from home) or to friends or family on the other side of the world. Video conference calling via your webcam (now that broadband is readily available virtually everywhere), and internet phone integration as standard...
...long distance phone calls would be a thing of the past - all thanks to Apple's freely downloadable software for the Mac - iPhone.
Now, that's TRULY living in the digital world, with your Mac the centre of your digital lifestyle.
Consider a program that would give you total connectivity to another computer, be it from the home to the office (i.e. working from home) or to friends or family on the other side of the world. Video conference calling via your webcam (now that broadband is readily available virtually everywhere), and internet phone integration as standard...
...long distance phone calls would be a thing of the past - all thanks to Apple's freely downloadable software for the Mac - iPhone.
Now, that's TRULY living in the digital world, with your Mac the centre of your digital lifestyle.
Re: iPhone?
.o°*This is one person who don't doesn't want to know what Steve is doing in his spare time...*
Uhmm.. Yeah? -And Apple invented the mammal..
.o°*This is one person who don't doesn't want to know what Steve is doing in his spare time...*