A discussion about the iPhone 3G

with Steven Levy, Walter Mossberg and Michael Arrington
in Technology
on Wednesday, July 23, 2008 * * * * *

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A discussion about the iPhone 3G, with Walt Mossberg (WSJ), Michael Arrington (Techcrunch) and Steven Levy (Wired).

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    1. TechCrunch Fan  07/25/2008 04:08 AM Report

      More techcrunch! He just really knows his stuff.

    2. c s  07/24/2008 07:05 PM Report

      you didn't mention the ipod touch. it gets you on the internet and with att i don't pay anything extra for wireless connection.(saving--what did the guy say?? $2300 over 2 years). its 8G or 16G whatever that means if i need a phone i get 1000 minutes(200 bonus+ double min.)for $100 on tracphone. i, also am a light user of both.

    3. CJS  07/24/2008 04:26 PM Report

      This was a good analysis, I like Walt's point about investing in battery stocks. Mobile really is the future of computing.

    4. John  07/24/2008 03:32 PM Report

      Great interview and perspective from 3 industry experts. The discussion about applications was very good.

      Here is an essay discussing the application aspect of things.

      http://blackandwhiteprogram.com/essay/the-iphone-and-the-killer-app

    5. RE Mant  07/24/2008 12:07 AM Report

      On the other hand, when you realize you can't get any real work done talking on the phone, doing email and text msging all day long, you might want to just forget about getting one. I don't think, btw, Google is any better focused than Yahoo and Yahoo has recently done several very good things. I do think they are a little more moral than the others, which may be a drawback.