Emailing Steve Jobs is now about as synonymous with writing Santa for presents. If you have a wish/problem, Steve will respond. Sort of different than your parents posing as the man himself. But hey, you get the picture. A French Xserv user who was saddened and upset by Apple’s decision to nix the high-end hardware shot off an email to none other than Steve Jobs. Hopefully he wasn’t looking for a long, detailed explanation, because as we all know, Steve...
RIM just can’t catch a break this week, can they? The corporate stronghold the Canadian-based company once held appears to be slowly slipping away. Today, Reuters reported that Bank of America and Citigroup were both testing the iPhone as an official, company supported communication device. Thus far, the duo as well as countless other high security corporations have flocked to RIM as they offered the tightest security of the bunch. But now with the mobile market...
Word around the interwebs tonight is that Apple is getting all delete crazy on users creating threads in the support forums pertaining to a Consumer Report’s article. The article in question highlights the same thing that any human with even the smallest shred of common sense already knows — the iPhone 4′s external antenna is major flaw that hampers the device. This isn’t news. Hell, even Apple censoring negative discussin on their...
Back in 2004, it made sense that BlackBerry enterprise users received the best of the best support, apps, innovation on the BB platform, and so on. In 2010 however, an enterprise only smartphone that flirts with consumers everyday won’t cut it. For several years now, non-enterprise users have been asking begging RIM for some more consumer oriented features that mimic the enterprise market’s already robust feature set. Finally, RIM has answered —...
Speed, like drugs, hobbies, food, and smoking is addictive. With speed, the adrenaline rush that follows is the natural high for some. In the tech world, while we ourselves may not be moving hundreds of miles per hour in the dopest ride, we do have certain objects that move at high velocity — hard drives. As far as old spinners go, the general rule of thumb is that the faster the drive spins, the faster it will perform. Now, this isn’t exact as a few other...
