John Cleese: 'Most Of The Gadgetry Is Of No Interest To Me At All' 
Steve Wozniak On iPhone Vs Android 
Mobile Monday: Microsoft Confirms The iPhone Prompted Windows Phone Redesign 
If Apple Wins We All Lose 
HTC Android Phones Could Be Banned From The US Next Year 
The Galaxy Nexus Outperforms The iPhone 4S Thanks in part to the record 3.2 million iPhones AT&T activated last quarter and continued iPad success, there are now twice as may “integrated devices” on the company’s beleaguered 3G network as there were just a year ago.
Oh, Nick Lee, you clever clever man. You see, Nick here tricked Apple with a very simple iPhone application: Handy Light. On the surface it looked like any other $1.19 torch application. But, secretly, it was a lot more useful.
I just had a video chat over 3G and it was the most amazing thing I’ve experienced all day. There was some lag, voice quality wasn’t perfect and video was sometimes jittery. But I loved every minute of it.
As of yesterday, the Skype 3G app for iPhone had been downloaded close to 5 million times. As it’s now Thursday evening, that figure must have been surpassed by now — a wondrous feat, given it only launched on Sunday. [Reuters]
Unlimited, all-you-can-eat wireless data was a beautiful thing, delivering streams of Pandora, YouTube videos, a million tweets and hundreds of web pages without worry. And now it’s dead.
A front-facing iPhone camera means video calling, but it’s also a sign of something bigger. Combined with other recent leaks, it means that Apple is bringing iChat to the iPhone. Everything about voice calling may be about to change.
