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I never was a big fan of Apple, but this appears really impressive:

http://www.engadget.com/2007/01/09/live-from-macworld-2007-steve-jobs-keynote/.

hmm.. not really..

no

http://www.apple.com/iphone/

dandelion: why would i want a new hardware to do what i already have pdas and smartphones for? just couz its touchscreen.. urgh, i guess some folks will get into it but im not really that interested in more waiting time for ports of software and bug removal and such...

the shit:


and... the shit:

ps: I am also not going to buy a 600$ phone that binds me for two years to some horrible provider.

But besides that it is amazing technology and design. Nobody before dared to execute on a multi touch interface and do away with all the keys. This is definitely the way to go for mobile devices.

I've been keeping my old brick nokia because not a single one of those dang new korean or whatever phone seemed to have been made with any sense or vision whatsoever, just stacking piles of features on top of eachother.

Seems Apple managed to build a more coherent whole.

dandelion: thats not totally true.. plenty pdas and revolving evil sisterhoods were keyboard free.

it does look slick i'll give you that. still not worth 600$ though.

Besides.. who is still using PDAs? That is soo last millenium..

blackcherrys or blueberries or whatever they're called..

Same look and all but with a 30GB (min) harddisk instead of some lame few-gigabytes of flash it wouldve been cool. Now it's just like any other pda-phones. Running osx ofcourse..

in Apple, they always knows how to design a good interface. I like iPhone's one.

That's very Star Trek.