Poker for Iphone? How to play pokerstars on iphone

Poker stars would certainly not work on the iphone as has already been said because there is nothing currently to make pokerstars work with the iphone. Maybe we'll see that if everybody is asking for it, but so far no sign of poskerstars for iphone in a near future.

Christmas Gifts? iPod Touch Is the Most Wanted MP3 Player | DevicePedia.com

Holidays rush! Everybody is looking for something cool in order to offer a nice and fashionable gift. What could be more wanted than a high tech device? iPhone? Oh, yeah! iPod Touch? No problem. Apple’s latest iPod, looks alike the iPhone, but it doesn’t have so many features.

However the Touch has a 3.5-inch touch-sensitive glass screen and is able to connect to Internet via built-in Wi-Fi. I wouldn’t mind to receive one as a present. The Touch features a web browser for surfing the Internet and comes with 8 or 16 GB of storage. iPhone’s applications work perfectly with iPod Touch. So there is a lot of entertainment provided. It plays photos, videos and music, and you also have YouTube. The gadget retails for $299(8GB) and $399 (16GB).

I would certainly opt for the Touch against a Zune or Sony mp3 player, even the price is higher. I have heard about many people who put the Touch on their wish list for Santa. The player can substitute the iPhone in those countries where it wasn’t launched yet.

Christmas Gifts? iPod Touch Is the Most Wanted MP3 Player | DevicePedia.com

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iPhone Scams: ScamBusters.org Predicts the Top 7 iPhone Scams

iPhone Scams Update #4: August 20, 2007 Here’s the first iPhone urban legend we’ve found: Man Surgically Alters Thumbs to Better Use His iPhone A 28-year-old Colorado man found it difficult to manipulate his iPhone since his thumbs were very large. He believed he had a choice: change to a different device or "whittle" down his thumbs. The North Denver News describes whittling as a surgical procedure that "involved making a small incision into both thumbs and shaving down the bones, followed by careful muscular alteration and modification of the fingernails." Here’s a quote from the original hoax: "From my old Treo, to my Blackberry, to this new iPhone, I had a hard time hitting the right buttons, and I always lost those little styluses. Sure, the procedure was expensive, but when I think of all the time I save by being able to use modern handhelds so much faster, I really think the surgery will pay for itself in ten to fifteen years. And what it’s saving me in frustration -- that’s priceless." http://northdenvernews.com/content/view/922/2/ Editor’s Note: The interesting thing is that many reporters and bloggers reported this story as true... It’s not. You can read why here. http://northdenvernews.com/content/view/925/2/
iPhone Scams: ScamBusters.org Predicts the Top 7 iPhone Scams

The Truth is Out: iPhone is Too Cheap

John Gruber thinks that pundits are way off when they describe the iPhone’s unsubsidized $499 price tag as too pricey. Consumers agree, and cite the price of the Apple phone as one of its major turn offs, along with Apple’s exclusive partnership with AT&T. Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer is one of the loudest proponents of this school of thought. Here he is:

There’s no chance that the iPhone is going to get any significant market share. No chance. It’s a $500 subsidized item. They may make a lot of money. But if you actually take a look at the 1.3 billion phones that get sold, I’d prefer to have our software in 60 percent or 70 percent or 80 percent of them, than I would to have 2 percent or 3 percent, which is what Apple might get.

But John Gruber disagrees with consumers and most pundits, and disagree vehemently with the Microsoft CEO and says of him, “Some of these pundits and analysts are morons. Ballmer, however, is a very smart man, but what he’s saying about the iPhone is going to make him look stupid if it’s successful. He clearly doesn’t get what makes the iPhone so appealing, and his dual obsession with the price and business users is baffling.” According to Gruber, Apple is not trying to sell a phone but a smartphone, 10 million of them. iPhone’s $499 and $599 price tags, he pointed out, was the exact same price of iPod Photo (40GB and 60GB) when it first came out.

If consumers, Gruber said, are willing to spend $500 on an iPod, why not a widescreen version with telephony, WiFi and OS X with multi-touch controls?

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