I wasn’t even aware that the iPhone could be used on AT&T’s GoPhone program, but apparently it can and 1.1.3 breaks things.
What’s GoPhone?
That’s what AT&T call their pay as you go, prepaid mobile phone service.
Apparently after upgrading to the 1.1.3 firmware the EDGE connection breaks, so no wireless data except for via Wi-Fi.
It seems that [...]
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After another successful keynote at Macworld, Steve Jobs sat down for a few minutes with John Markoff and David Pogue of the New York Times to talk tech.
First up? The MacBook Air, of course.
“I’m going to be the first one in line to buy one of these,” said Steve. “I’ve been lusting after this.”
Apple went [...]
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After teasing us before Macworld about something called Bobcat, Garmin finally lets loose a little info about what it is.
According to the Project Bobcat Updates and Downloads page, Bobcat is a piece of software that lets you manage, track, route and search waypoints on your Mac and share them with your Garmin GPS.
It seems like [...]
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For Oprah Winfrey, the woman that has everything, what else is there for her to do?
How about have her own television network?
Starting sometime in 2009, Discovery Health will become The Oprah Winfrey Network (OWN), a joint venture between Discover and Harpo (Oprah’s company).
Not much more is known except that their mission will be “to entertain, [...]
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