The Mobile Gadgeteer
Matthew Miller & Joel EvansZDNet Must Read
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Is Apple covering up the real iPhone problem?
Not everything is blissful in the Apple iPhone world at the moment and the iPhone reception issue reeks of deception. This issue dates back to the original iPhone and may explain why so many iPhone users experience dropped calls and poor connectivity.
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Matthew Miller
Biography
Matthew Miller
Matthew Miller is an avid mobile device enthusiast who works during the day as a professional naval architect in Seattle. He is one of three hosts on the MobileTechRoundup podcast and runs the Nokia Experts website. Matthew started using mobile devices in 1997 with a US Robotics Pilot 1000 and has owned over 90 different devices running Palm, Linux, Symbian, Newton, BlackBerry, Mac OS X (iPhone), Google Android, and Windows Mobile operating systems. His current collection includes a Nokia N85, Nokia E71, Nokia 5800, Nokia N810, Apple iPhone, HTC Advantage, T-Mobile G1, Palm Treo Pro, HTC Fuze, MSI Wind, MacBook Pro, and many more, along with tons of accessories and classic devices like the Apple Newton MessagePad 2100 and Sony CLIE UX50. Matthew co-authored Master Visually Windows Mobile 2003, was a member of the Nokia Nseries Blogger relations program, and is a member of the invite-only Microsoft Mobius mobile device evangelist group. He can be found on various discussion forums under the user name of "palmsolo".
Joel Evans
Biography
Joel Evans
With more than a decade of mobile, Internet and wireless experience, Joel specializes in taking existing brands, technologies and services into the mobile and wireless space. Joel is currently serving as the Managing Director of Cronk Software, Inc., a company he founded to offer full-service, end-to-end mobile strategy, design and development services.
Joel is the former founder and "Chief Geek" of Geek.com, a website praised by The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, The Economist, and others as one of world's best sources of information for technology professionals and enthusiasts.
Joel also serves as a technology expert for a number of well-known publications and regularly advises corporations, analysts, journalists and bloggers on what the future of technology will bring. He brings decades of relationships with leading game publishers, online communities and publishers, along with both hardware and software product management and delivery expertise. Joel can be found online as "JoelGeek" and you can follow him on Twitter @JoelGeek.
About The Mobile Gadgeteer
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First Look: 360 degree panoramas in 20 seconds with your iPhone with 360 Panorama
The folks behind RedLaser have brought no-stitch 360 panorama creation to the iPhone
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Windows Phone 7 devices by end of September?
LG is going to be first to market with Windows Phone 7 in September
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Amazon Kindle; stacking it up with B&N, Borders, and Sony
Amazon just announced a couple new Kindle units starting at $139 and has again set the bar for dedicated ebook reading devices.
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How to get Apple to swap out your 3G iPhone running iOS4
Upgrading your iPhone 3G to iOS4 makes it almost unusable. Here’s the way a friend got Apple to swap hers for one running 3.1.3.
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Free iPhone 4 bumper arriving earlier than promised
Apple promised 3-5 weeks, but bumpers are arriving less than two weeks after placing an order.
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BlueAnt rolls out the Q2 headset with an Android application
Bluetooth headsets are becoming a necessity as laws around the country continue to roll out to stop phone calls made by holding your phone. BlueAnt rolled out their latest headset with an improved...
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ZumoCast lets you stream your video content to your iPad
Streaming video content through different services is popular on the iPad and now ZumoCast lets you stream your own video collection to your iPad and iPhone.
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Apple should advise against upgrading iPhone 3G to iOS4
It’s time for Apple to offer a downgrade option to users of iPhone 3G devices who upgraded to the latest OS.
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Microsoft learns from Google and gives employees Windows Phone 7 devices
Will seeding the phone with “softies” get Microsoft some recognition for its latest mobile OS?
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Apple says black is the new white (iPhone 4)
With manufacturing issues still occurring, Apple delays the white iPhone 4 yet again
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