TapTapTap created a mosaic to celebrate 10,000 iPhone applications. Do you have them all?
You can purchase the overpriced poster for 50 dollars, if you’re made of money. But if you just wanna see the poster a high res copy can be found on flickr…where else?
[Source] The Unoffical Apple Weblog: LINK
It hasn’t been easy. The internets have been flooded with stories of the miracles of 3G.
When Apple first mentioned their upgrade I stood by my beliefs that this thing was too restricted. After all, who am I to sell my soul to AT&T? I’ve gotta stay true to T-Mobile.
Hearing about Android a few months ago helped, but being in New York City last week did not.
There were iPhones every where. And hundreds of people waiting in line to get their new phones activated in stores. God forbid someone try to unlock the 3G iPhone! [GASP]
Lifehacker had a good article the other day about why you should stay away from the iPhone, so that helped. But it really is the best phone out today. I’ve gotta be patient though…I know that Google won’t stand for this restricted phone.
In the back of my mind I’ve got to remember that Apple is the only company that a year ago could release a touchscreen super phone without 3G connection, without GPS, without a video camera, and without the ability to send picture messages and still sell tons of them to their loyal fan base.
They have earned that reputation, but I don’t want a crippled phone, I want everything it is capable of doing.
In my moments of weakness I have merely gone to the Apple website, then quickly read up on Android. I haven’t waited in line at an Apple store at 7 a.m. And I won’t.
Have you?
“The nation’s largest telephone and cable companies — including AT&T, Verizon, Comcast and Time Warner — want to be Internet gatekeepers, deciding which Web sites go fast or slow and which won’t load at all.”
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