Today is Apple iPhone's 4th Birthday

The Apple iPhone is 4 years old now. The iPhone changed the way mobile phones work today. It also laid the ground work for the successful introduction of tablets. The first iPhone was still only GSM. It did not have 3G support. This was a big topic back then. The iPhone 3G solved that a year later. The iPhone 3GS was then the first mature iPhone in my opinion. Now we have the iPhone 4 already over a year on the market. It did not have an easy start with the hole antenna gate, but it is unique device with stunning sales. 

Everybody is now waiting for the iPhone 5 coming this fall. The iPhone life cycle has just begun. 

Mashable has published a neat infographics offering a look back on the four year history of the iPhone.

Updates

Cellpig creates iPhone case that's sleek, has insurance option

Source: Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

May 27, 2012 12:08 am Bob Donaldson/Post-Gazette From left, Dave Artuso, Michael Kane and Bryan McHenry hope their Greensburg-based company, cellpig.com, will take off with its new product, cellhelmet, a rugged case for Apple's iPhone. Share wi ...
Full article at: Pittsburgh Post-Gazette  More like this  1 hour ago

Apple updates iOS 5.1.1 release for GSM iPhone 4 only

Source: MacNN

Apple updated its recently-released iOS 5.1.1 edition today for one specific iPhone model without changing the version number, likely representing only a minor bugfix in the new release. The update, which is distinguished by it ...
Full article at: MacNN  More like this  6 hours ago, 6:50pm CDT

Routine gizmo maintenance and a reminders

Source: What Does the Prayer Really Say

Before I travel overseas I like to update my phones (USA and UK my old iPhone 3gs) and make sure everything is working well. I do the same to the laptop, of course. I did a jailbreak on my old phone and installed some packages. However, by doing this ...
Full article at: What Does the Prayer Really Say  More like this  10 hours ago, 2:51pm CDT

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