Yesterday, Walt spoke with Yahoo Tech Ticker’s Aaron Task about the 3G iPhone and its Friday launch. Since it’s more of a “handheld computer,” as Walt describes it (click here for Walt’s full review), its success is naturally linked to today’s launch of the App Store and the embrace of the software development community. Here’s their conversation:
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There are more than 18000 apps for windows platform are available right now .
Posted by Manoj Joshi at July 10th, 2008 at 4:02 pmSo what is your point? If Windows was such a brilliant mobile platform would anyone care about the iphone? Maybe Kleiner Perkins should rethink their 100 million dollar iphone apps fund???
Posted by Jorge Hinojosa at July 10th, 2008 at 6:37 pmin addition to Windows Mobile, they also market Vista and Zune, both also-rans.
Posted by Bill Tallent at July 13th, 2008 at 11:33 amThe guys at MSFT need to focus on executing their core business and stop chasing Apple and Google.
I upgraded my iphone to the latest ver2 software and now it does not work at all. The phone fails to activate on the same sim that I was using since i bought the phone in March this year. I live in South Africa and my local network provider is MTN. Is this a common thing with the rest of the users outside US?
Posted by John L.D. Mashava at July 14th, 2008 at 8:13 am