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Saturday, September 22, 2007

iPhone Improvements - An Article for Apple

This Computer World article is looking to give Apple a few pointers for their second crack at making the most accessible and feature-full mobile device on the market. As mystery shrouds the next generation iPhone release, one can only speculate as to what improvements will be made.

The first one on the list is a big one. 3G technology is where we're going. WiMax is where we're eventually headed , but for now, 3G chips should become standard in the US, and the iPhone should follow suit. Furthermore, the applications would run much smoother - mobile YouTube might even be able to run a few more videos.

Adding mobile iChat would be another huge feature for the iPhone. As mobile broadband steps up, mobile video conferencing would become possible.

Adding push email to the iPhone would help with enterprise solutions. Businesses might even pick it up as the primary work tool, as its features overshadow RIM's Blackberry or Palm's Treo.

There are others on that list, all of which would vastly improve the second generation iPhone.
Posted by Ari Zoldan at 3:30 PM
Labels: 3G, Apple, ari zoldan, iphone, launch3, wimax

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