Swissfondue

Member since: Jul 5th, 2005

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MMS finally comes to the iPhone (TUAW.com)

Sep 25th 2009 3:19PM MMS finally comes to the iPhone "IN THE US". Switzerland has had MMS on the iPhone since July.

Netbooks have officially arrived (Engadget)

Sep 25th 2008 8:36AM Why list the MacBook as a netbook when there is the MacBook Air?

Amazon MP3: DRM free downloads from Amazon (TUAW.com)

Sep 25th 2007 1:17PM oh great: "Amazon MP3 Purchases are limited to U.S. customers".

iPhoto Library Manager 3.3 brings iPhoto '08 compatibility, more (TUAW.com)

Aug 21st 2007 2:42PM This iPhoto Library Manager update arrived just in time. I had a problem whereby my upgrade to iPhoto 7.01 produced a number of orphaned thumbnails that iPhoto could not repair. This was easily solved by iPhoto Library Manager. It is excellent software!

Fortune: Nintendo is beating Microsoft and Sony (Joystiq)

Jun 1st 2007 2:53AM Wii is a success because it widens the gaming market to new players who don't have the time nor inclination to play the games which hard core gamers play.

I'm waiting for star wars (not the lego version) on the Wii. Think of how fun the lightsaber duells could be!

Wii internet channel launches: free for now (Engadget)

Apr 13th 2007 2:07PM Although I can watch youtube videos on the Wii, I can't watch quicktime film trailers or discovery channel movies. Hope they add this soon!

Apple Store employees prepped for Vista (TUAW.com)

Feb 7th 2007 2:17PM "If I can have a Mac and run Windows, well that seems like having my cake and eating it, too." That is like eating the crumbs, when you can instead have the wedding cake (Mac OS X).

New Get a Mac ad: Security (TUAW.com)

Feb 6th 2007 11:47AM Hilarious!!!!
Cancel or allow? I say allow!

Jobs Confirms iPhone is a Closed Platform (TUAW.com)

Jan 12th 2007 5:36AM The launch is still 6 months away, so much is still speculative. But consider that the iPhone is mainly software. So you could easily get a version 2.0 of the software, or a compatibility upgrade when a new Mac OS X version is available, that might break existing third party apps. Apple now only has to worry about compatibility with its own iPhone apps. They have control over this.

As Steve said, the most important is to maintain a functioning phone, so they want more control over what gets loaded onto the iPhone.