MacJury #1016: A Weekend with iPhone 4.0
Members of The MacJury take the stand to relate their first weekend experiences with the iPhone 4. Starting with their buying experiences and the lines at Apple Store spanning the United States, the panel explore both the yellow screen and dropped call issues and who is suffering from which problem (or not). The amazing new [...]
MacJury #1015: Examinations of iPhone 4 Order OverLoad, the New Mac mini, and the Reader Feature in Safari 5 (Part 2)
The MacJury convenes to examine some of the current issues in the Mac world, including the iPhone 4 pre-order meltdown, how a reservation is not a pre-order, and your best bets to get a new iPhone on the first day. Discussions range from the popularity of the iPhone, AT&T and Apple’s culpability for problems, and [...]
MacJury #1014: Examinations of iPhone 4 Order OverLoad, the New Mac mini, and the Reader Feature in Safari 5 (Part 1)
The MacJury convenes to examine some of the current issues in the Mac world, including the iPhone 4 pre-order meltdown, how a reservation is not a pre-order, and your best bets to get a new iPhone on the first day. Discussions range from the popularity of the iPhone, AT&T and Apple’s culpability for problems, and [...]
MacJury #1013: The MacJury Considers Apple’s WWDC 2010 Keynote Announcements (Part 2)
In the second part of the deliberations on the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference announcements, the iPhone’s specifications, including the glass-and-steel construction, the new screen construction, and the camara are reviewed. AT&T’s upgrade policies for existing iPhone owners are examined (and they don’t appear to be consistent), AT&T coverage, and Steve Jobs’ presentation of iAds are [...]
