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Det var det exakta e-mail-svaret från Steve Jobs på Apple till Slashat.se under fredagen på vår fråga huruvida iPad Wifi kommer stödja tethering via iPhone. Inga omsvep och inga krusiduller, det kommer helt enkelt inte att fungera. Vi återkommer senare under helgen med … — full article at slashat.se
iPad images iPad Available in US on April 3 Pre-Order on March 12 CUPERTINO, California March 5, 2010 Apple today announced that its magical and revolutionary iPad will be available in the US on Saturday, April 3, for Wi-Fi models and in late April for Wi-Fi + 3G models. In addition, all models … — full article at apple.com
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Samsung Wave wants to become the iPhone killer.
Wave will be packed up with terrific features, but I thing it has few chances to end the iPhone domination because iPhone is very loved by it’s users and Apple had great marketing strategies so far.
Samsung wave is the first phone which will use the Open [...]
Well, that settles that.
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