iPhone 3G S not fantastic, but good enough for us.

June 10, 2009
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Shortly after the iPhone 3G S was announced on Monday, the opinions of the masses leaked onto the blogosphere, and never were they more fierce than when it was revealed that most iPhone 3G owners would not be subject to the subsidized 3G S price should they want to upgrade. But do they even want [...]

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Aliph still hasn’t fixed the Jawbone’s problems.

June 8, 2009
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We’ve complained about the Jawbone before, and really hoped that Aliph would fix a couple things with the Jawbone 2 before releasing “Prime”. We were even told by more than one person that Aliph was indeed looking at the fragile ear-loop stem issue, but apparently Aliph only wanted to put forth minimal effort, and this [...]

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Non-AT&T iPhone not likely until a 4G roll-out.

April 27, 2009

A lot of people dislike AT&T. Granted, that number pales in comparison to the number of people who like AT&T, even if that relationship is entirely due to the iPhone’s embrace. It’s not as though most iPhone users love AT&T’s network, though, as AT&T has oft-been criticized for poor coverage areas and higher prices than [...]

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Will the Cloud be a threat to the iPhone?

April 2, 2009

There was almost no hesitation when we ditched our Danger Sidekick III for the iPhone. It’s not that the Sidekick II was vastly inferior, or that the iPhone was so revolutionary. Rather, it’s because we were never wholly vested in the Sidekick platform, because there was little that it offered that was inherently unique compared [...]

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The Sidekick: too little, too late?

February 22, 2009

We loved our Sidekick when we got it, but there were definite shortcomings that made the iPhone the more appealing platform in the end. Still, the Sidekick could have gained a much more sizeable market share if they hadn’t locked the platform down, made developing for it easier, and if they didn’t limit the options [...]

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The Aliph Jawbone’s critical failure.

January 2, 2009

Back in July, we bitched about our Motorola H700 bluetooth headset dying. So frustrated were we with Motorola’s track record, we swore off buying another Motorola bluetooth product, and instead picked up the highly recommended Aliph Jawbone 2. Touted as one of the best headsets due to its noise reduction technology, the Jawbone 2 differs [...]

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