4gb olanı 499$ 8gb olanı 599$ |
Tam ortasını yazmışım 8 Gb olanı 700 küsur diye okumuştum bir yerde, haklı da olabilirsin |
| Bataryası kullanıcı tarafından değilde sadece servis tarafından değiştirilen tipte olabilir.Çok hoş bir şey değil.Ama çözümü yok da değil.Mutlaka başka bir şeyler vardır akıllarında. |
| Cihaza bayıldım. N95 çıktı çıkacak derken bu çıktı karşımıza. Apple iPhone u Nokia'nın n95 inden daha ucuza piyasaya çıkarır gibi geliyor bana. Adamlar Kılıftı , kutuydu , hoperlördü derken resmen aksesuarlarından dünya para kazanıyor çünkü. Biraz tekelci bir zihniyet ama kaliteli. |
N95 de güzel cihazda onunda pil performansı tam meçhul :( Tamam dzayn olarak Apple bana yada bir çok larına gçre daha güzel (Kullanıcı arayüzünü hiç ktamıyorum bile işin içine ;) ) ama çok kabiliyetli.Denildiği gibi tam multimedia canavarı.Onunda en büyük esksiği keypad yada başka bir yöntem ile (pratik) mail vb yazılamaması + mini SD vb yerine şu an yüksek kapasite kartı zor bulunan bir format seçmeleri.Sanırım yeni Communicator (E90) çok acaip olucak ve iphone ile onu karşılaştırabileceğiz.Gelecek biz son kullanıcılar için parlak görünüyor Güzel ve hızlı UI ler,bir çok marifet vb ve tabiki daha uygun fiyat. |
telefonun demosunu görüp de etkilenmemek mümkün değil. Ben en çok dokunmatik ekranın kullanım şekline (fotoğraf izlerken zoom kullanımına özellikle) 'hasta' oldum |
Aynen O kadar mantıklı ve güzelki bayılmamak elde değil. Müzikte öyle.Nedir o cover flow öyle? Hani aplikasyon olarak şu an kullandıklarımızda olmayan bir şey değil ama tarz ve mantık çok etkileyici :) Hızı hiç konuşmuyorum bile ;) |
| Yeni bir kaç özellik (Avrupa versiyonu için) güvenilir kaynaklar tarafında hafif fısıltı şeklinde yayılıyor ;) Daha çok 3G özelliği ve ek bir kaç özellik daha konu başı.Ama resmileşmiş bir şey değil. |
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Çok ilginç gelişmeler : Noted PBS commentator Robert Cringely has chimed in with his opinion on the Apple iPhone, as well as the trademark dispute with Cisco Systems. Cringely asks why Apple failed to conclude talks with Cisco before moving forward, noting that the latter had no choice but to sue if it wanted to defend itself against future infringements. The situation is compounded by the fact that Apple did change the name of the iTV, enabling the company to avoid potential legal troubles with Elgato Systems, makers of the similar EyeTV. The commentator asks why Apple would knowingly challenge a larger company while side-stepping a smaller one, surmising that the move is a calculated publicity stunt designed to earn a great amount of media attention without paying for the equivalent advertising campaign. Cringely also wonders about the choice of Cingular as the carrier partner. The company's 2G network can't maximize the potential of the iPhone, he says, and the 3G network features Cingular Video, a download service that uses RealVideo. Since Apple would prefer customers to use QuickTime and iTunes, the 3G network will go unused until Cingular caves in or loses the partnership. Apple's move may be a direct attempt at domination of cellphone content, Cringely surmises, forcing a major carrier to switch formats if it wants to hold on to a lucrative product. When the Cingular exclusive ends, subsequent carriers may need to support iTunes to retain any popularity. |
hele bi çıksın bakalım. bakarsınız ilerde pc leride macos yaparız :) |
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Şu an kullanıyorum Mac OS X tavsiye ederim kesinlik lede (Zaten Mac fanatikliği var aşırı derecede) ;) İleride Apple daha da büyüyecek diye düşünüyorum (Son2-3 senedir ciddi atakdalar zati bilindiği üzere) Yinede DH forumunda bir türlü : Buraya resim koymak için tıklayın opsiyonu işlemiyor Ne Safari nede Firefox ile .Söylemeden geçemiyeceğim ;)
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İlginç bir gelişme daha (İşin özü Apple ın gözü kararmış iphone isim hakkı yüzünden Cisco ya gelsinler bakalım dava mava farketmez demişler ) n the wake of a lawsuit filed by Cisco over Apple's alleged misuse of the iPhone trademark, the two companies on Thursday escalated the level of rhetoric in their claims to the hotly-contested product name. Apple has broken the silence it maintained regarding its rights to use the iPhone name for its recently unveiled cellphone. An official statement issued by the company to its spokespeople flatly denied the legitimacy of the suit filed in federal court on Wednesday, characterizing Cisco's filing as both "silly" and "tenuous at best." "We're the first company to ever use the iPhone name for a cellphone," the statement said. "If Cisco wants to challenge us on it, we're very confident we'll prevail." In contrast, Cisco representatives have followed their own official statement with relatively candid responses, adopting an at once conciliatory and defensive tone. The network supplier maintained that it had no hostile intent against Apple and was merely protecting what it believed it rightly owned. Speaking with the Wall Street Journal, spokesman John Earnhardt expressed hopes that the lawsuit would not need to continue. "We still hope we can reach an agreement," he said, "but when your neighbor steals your property, you have no recourse other than to call the cops and file a complaint." Cisco senior VP Mark Chandler was equally quick to defend his employer's approach in his corporate blog. He reiterated the company's formal claim that it has owned the iPhone trademark since 2000, following the buyout of an Internet phone developer named Infogear Technology, and that it had no financial or idealist grudges against its purported competitor. Infogear first registered the trademark in 1996. "This is not a suit against Apple?s innovation, their modern design, or their cool phone. It is not a suit about money or royalties. This is a suit about trademark infringement," Chandler wrote. "This is a suit about trademark infringement." The lawsuit -- coupled with some profit taking -- also triggered a small-scale retreat in the value of Apple's stock, which dipped by $1.20 to $95.80 by the close of the market Thursday evening. Financial agencies Bear Stearns and UBS had previously raised their estimates for Apple, triggering a dramatic surge to $97 in advance of today's news. |
Apple Cisconun söylediklerini 'budalaca/ahmakça' bulmuş: Apple calls Cisco iPhone lawsuit "silly" Apple and Cisco are continuing to square off over the iPhone trademark, following the lawsuit filed by Cisco over willful trademark infringement. Apple today called the lawsuit "silly," while Cisco said it was willing to share iPhone with Apple. Earlier this week, Cisco said that Apple refused to send over final agreement paper on Tuesday and that it had no choice but to sue Apple over willful trademark violations, when Apple announced the iPhone on Tuesday without permission. Apple spokesman Steve Dowling called the Cisco lawsuit "silly," saying there are several companies using the term iPhone for VOIP products, and Cisco's trademark is "tenuous at best." "We're the first company to ever use the iPhone name for a cellphone," he told the WSJ. "If Cisco wants to challenge us on it, we're very confident we'll prevail." On Wednesday, Cisco filed for an injunction to prevent Apple from using the iPhone name, which is currently used for VOIP-based devices from its consumer wireless division. The companies were reportedly on the verge of an agreement after several weeks of negotiations. "Intellectual property is the lifeblood of Silicon Valley and we all have to protect our property. The iPhone trademark is owned by Cisco, as noted in your story," a Cisco spokesperson told the WSJ. "We (Cisco) had hoped to reach an agreement to share our trademark with Apple, yet they decided to use the name without our agreement, so we, unfortunately, are having to go to court to stop them from using the name. We still hope we can reach an agreement, but when your neighbor steals your property, you have no recourse other than to call the cops and file a complaint." Mark Chandler, Cisco's SVP and General Counsel, on Apple's infringement of Cisco's iPhone trademark, also said in his blog that he was surprised when Apple announced the iPhone without an agreement, because they were open to sharing the iPhone brand with Apple. "For the last few weeks, we have been in serious discussions with Apple over how the two companies could work together and share the iPhone trademark," Chandler wrote in his blog. "We genuinely believed that we were going to be able to reach an agreement and Apple's communications with us suggested they supported that goal. We negotiated in good faith with every intention to reach a reasonable agreement with Apple by which we would share the iPhone brand." "So, I was surprised and disappointed when Apple decided to go ahead and announce their new product with our trademarked name without reaching an agreement," he continued. The refusal by Apple was taken as a slight against the Silicon Valley values of intellectual property and good faith negotiations, according to Cisco's executive: "It was essentially the equivalent of 'we're too busy.'" |
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Haberlere devam : Uzun lafın kısası : Apple iphone nun getirdiği ses bayağı büyük.Anlaşmalı firma Cinguların dükkanlarına meraklıların &araştıranların soruları vb yağıyormuş.Apple hisselerinde de yükseliş kayıtedilmiş. Cingular stores buzzing with iPhone inquiries "Based on the buzz at Macworld and a number of channel calls we made to Cingular stores around the country since the product was announced, we believe the product will be successful," analyst Ingrid Ebeling wrote in a research note to clients on Thursday. She said 75 percent of the 20 clerks she spoke with responded by saying they have received a lot of inquiries about the iPhone and overall the tone of the calls was extremely positive. "We were very impressed with the form factor and features, especially the U/I, the visual voicemail feature, and touch screen controls, among other things," she told clients. While Apple has projected it will sell 10 million units through calendar year 2008, Ebeling said she is taking a more conservative approach and is forecasting 8.5 million units through the same time period "with an approximate 2 million unit decline in iPod units" to account for some likely cannibalization. "We?ve assumed modest share with Cingular?s 58 million subscribers (starting at 0.35 percent share rolling up to 1.75 percent share through the end of 2008) and very modest share of the estimated European market (250 million subs) and Asian market (1 billion subs)," she wrote. The analyst on Thursday raised her revenue and earnings-per-share (EPS) estimates slightly for Apple's 2007 fiscal year, from revenue of $24.4 billion to $27.3 billion and EPS from $2.84 to $2.85. For fiscal 2008, she raised her revenue estimate from $27.4 billion to $29.4 billion and EPS from $3.18 to $3.47. Ebeling also raised her price target on shares of Apple from $93 to $100. |
Hocam iphone haberlerini iyi takip ediyorsun, teşekkür ederiz sayende biz de öğreniyoruz Yalnız ingilizce bilmeyenler olabilir dikkatinize.... |
mükemmelllll başka hiçbirşeyy söylenmez yaa ...çıktığı anda alıcam para biriktiriyorum .....2008 de çıktığı anda alıcam almasınada nasıl beklşicem o zamana kadar yaa daha acele etsinler yaa.a.a![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() bide acaba türkçe menüsü varmı yaa yoksa ben kullanamamk kii.. |
| iPhone ismi sanırım başka bir firmaya aitmiş şimdi davalık oldular |
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