The iPhone will be available for purchase in 8GB and 16GB models in Ireland on March the 14th. These will set you back €399 and €499.
As usual, it’s locked to a certain company and that phone company is O2, and it looks like they will be the sole carrier for the iPhone.
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Check these guys out, they have made a little song using the iPhone/iPod Touch. Gave me quite a laugh because it really is so cool!
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The iTouch really is virtually the model down from the iPhone, however it does miss out on some of the functionality that the iPhone carries. If you can’t afford the money to afford either, I guess your stuck with your current phone for a bit longer while you save your cash.
Heres a list of what you’ll be missing out on with the iPod Touch (Thanks to iPodTouchNews for some of the list)
So considering all that, in my opinion I would be saving up that little bit extra to get a iPhone instead.
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Following up from our previous story about the iPhone SDK, we now have another rumour to share with our readers. It has been reported at various places that when the iPhone SDK is released on the March 6th event, a full version will not be ready, instead Apple will be releasing a BETA version of their SDK for the iPhone and iPod Touch. A final version is not expected until Apple’s Worldwide Developer’s Conference (WWDC), no date has been set for the WWDC in 2008, however it has been predicted it will be around June sometime.
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There have been lots of reports on various news sites and other iphone blogs that Apple will be releasing a bunch of limitations on application development and distribution. The most controversial aspect of the SDK plan is its intention to approve or disapprove all SDK-based software for the iPhone and iPod Touch. iTunes is apparently going to play a massive part of this as well, with a massive directory of approved software/apps available for download via the store.
So to simplify it a bit: iTunes Store will act as a hub, Apple will be the application picker and there will be No accessory connectivity.
Under the current plans, developers will be prevented from interfacing with the Dock-Connector based accessories connected to the iPhone or iPod Touch.
Keep a look out on the site for more frequent news as it comes available.
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March 6th, remember that date, that is when a “iPhone Software Roadmap” even will be held on Apple’s campus in Cupertino, CA. It is currently unclear whether or not the SDK will be released at this event, it also unclear what other announcements the company will be making, but we will try keep you in touch!
Apple sent out the invites to various media outlets inviting them to the event and the invite read:
“Please join us to learn about the iPhone software roadmap, including the iPhone SDK and some exciting new enterprise features.” The graphic in the email features a map, with signs labeled “Enterprise,” “SDK” and “Software Update.”
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Taken With An iPhone is a website all about pictures and videos taken with the iPhone. Theres some pretty cool pictures been put on the website, and theres also iPhone Accessories and Wallpaper packs. The site also has a little section for iPhone news so be sure to check it out.
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