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incomprehensible for Apple to include file sharing features (a la Zune) or
bluetooth (for file transfers and/or wireless headphones). I think Microsoft knew
that they wouldn't be able to compete with iPod, but they released their
technology hoping to create a the market trend. Apple seems the most capable
candidate to successfully (in terms of mainstream acceptance) marry wi-fi and
media players.
But yeah, sure...this casing material could also be used in an iPhone.
incomprehensible for Apple to include file sharing features (a la Zune) or
bluetooth (for file transfers and/or wireless headphones). I think Microsoft knew
that they wouldn't be able to compete with iPod, but they released their
technology hoping to create a the market trend. Apple seems the most capable
candidate to successfully (in terms of mainstream acceptance) marry wi-fi and
media players.
But yeah, sure...this casing material could also be used in an iPhone.
Thank God Apple can't patent plastic or the numberpads in mobile phones...
- Can it get any more ridiculous?
- by Ryo Hazuki December 2, 2006 8:13 AM PST
- Philling a patent for a type of material for casing...
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(8 Comments)Thank God Apple can't patent plastic or the numberpads in mobile phones...