Oct 6, 2008 | News |
Mac Observers AFB has been hard at work tracking the current iPhone sales by keeping a database of the IMEI or serial number of the iPhone. According to their database, sales for the iPhone have reached 10 million units and continue to grow. This number could be referring to the amount shipped, but considering some places still occasionally have lines for the iPhone we are going to bet they have sold close to the 10 million mark.
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Oct 6, 2008 | News |
Oct 6, 2008 | News |
Japan may have a lot of gadgets, but the one thing the majority lacks is the smartphone. Apple has its first corporate contract in Japan with Softbank Mobile which will give analysts and workers across the country, 1,000 iPhones for its management and consultancy, BearingPoint.
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Oct 6, 2008 | News |
Sanyo has boosted the output of the Blu-ray disc to 100GB using a higher power laser and 4 layers of data. The output of the laser is now 450 milliwatts and due to its higher power can read extra layers and has increased its speed to 12x. Each layer of the disc can hold 25GB of data.
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Oct 6, 2008 | News |
Ask.com has revamped its site today in an attempt to get more market share and improve usability. Ask knows it will not get 20 year olds to use them for search and has refocused to the 35-55 age range. Up to 15% of people using ask, ask questions to search (remember Jeeves?) and they aim to improve this by revamping the back end of their search engine. The one noticeable difference we could find is the new increased speed of the returns on par with Google.
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