Ever seen our Gujjus made the coffee at Dunkin Donuts virtually non-potable, we’ve dropped anchor at Starbucks for our Caffeine fix. Now, there’s one more reason Starbucks is better than Dunkin Donuts: AT&T is offering free Wi-Fi to iPhone customers at Starbucks. Since we occasionally use the iPhone to process comment or make brief posts […]
We’ve always been more fascinated with Apple than any other tech company. More than Microsoft and even more than Google, Apple has so inveigled itself into our mindspace that we went and got ourselves an iPhone in July a few months after we purchased a $49 iPod. Maybe because Apple CEO and co-founder Steve Jobs has been […]
Traffic in India stressing you out? We don’t blame ya. After driving in the traffic hells of Los Angeles, New York City and elsewhere in the U.S. for so many years, we understand your situation too well. Help could be at hand with a new application called Traffic India for the iPhone that claims to provide […]
UK software company Softalk Ltd has put out what it claims is the first spreadsheet application for Apple’s iPhone mobile phone. Priced at $7.99, the spreadsheet application is being sold via the Apple App Store. The spreadsheet is said to feature over 50 functions and allows users to e-mail spreadsheets created on the iPhone to […]
Boy, this is straight out of Ripley’s Believe it or Not. Fans of the heavy metal band Metallica are whining that the music is getting too loud! Today’s Wall Street Journal (subscription required) has an interesting front page piece on Metallica fans complaining that the music in the band’s latest album Death Magnetic is too loud. […]
With T-Mobile launching G1 – the first cell phone powered by Google’s Android operating system – today in New York City, the big question is whether the Linux-based Android phones can slow down the momentum of Apple’s iPhone. Manufactured by Taiwanese firm HTC, the T-Mobile G1 phone will start selling on October 22 in the […]