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Ok, here is the deal: Instead of fixing the implied antenna issue, Apple wants you to do two things: Buy the phone and receive a free case!!!!

It is like they are trying to repair the bullet wound instead of fixing the darn thing!!!

Original post at CNN.com

Now what do these days have in common?
Well, today is June 7th, and the WWDC‘s major announcement of the iPhone 4.
Well, I saw the darn thing on April 19th! Gizmodo showed the thing here
So, there were NO changes whatsoever!

If you want to see how the “gamechanger” of Apple meshes out against other smartphones, check out this article.
iPhone vs Smart Elite

Have fun with technology. It should not be frowned upon!

I’m pretty positive when it comes to computers. I always have been. I always have two policies when it comes to my repair attempts and usage:

1. When in doubt, have a back up.
2. There is always the wipe/reinstall disk.

With these two things in mind, I plunged myself in to the world, and I did not look back. I’m going to sell the concept about positive thinking with the tech world.

1. It is not going anywhere.
   Ok, this one is more neutral than positive, but it is also the truth.
2. The Internet exists because of multiple computers.
   You know the way you look at random websites online to occupy time? The online games played while you are supposed to be working? That random site you go to when you want a kick? Yes, it is housed on some type of server.
3. It is fun.
   Apple’s iPhone and the HTC Hero have made technology fun over the past few years. I know a guy who will say “I got an app for that” for any question asked of him.
4. It is cheap.
   Over the past 5 years, computers have become a dime a dozen. Companies such as TigerDirect have sales on laptops practically on a daily basis.
5. Online Sales
   Ebay is the bomb. End of story.

That sums up a lot of the positive aspects of technology. If you got more, definitely leave comments!!!!!

courtesy of jcxp.net

MMS Software will be provided as an update on this day.

AT&T MMS

“Since the new iPhone 3G launched last week, Deepak Mantena has been seeing dollar signs. That’s because many people have been buying both the phone and downloading four software applications designed by the University of Mississippi computer science major.”

Congrats to ya, Deepak!

YAY! I KNOW A GUY WHO IS MAKING BANK BY SELLING APPS FOR THE iPHONE!

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Deepak’s company, TapeShow