Archive for June, 2007

What I did on the iDay

Om Malik, Friday, June 29, 2007 at 7:04 PM PT Comments (9)

Just got off the place from San Francisco in Newark, en route to Tel-Aviv. The iFever has spread the nation and the nerds are really going wild. Scoble, Digg boys, and a whole bunch of people are blogging while waiting for their iPhone.
Mike Davidson was one of the many folks who sent me text messages [...]

Sunset at Sunrocket? Layoffs rumored

Om Malik, Friday, June 29, 2007 at 10:05 AM PT Comments (118)

Update: Andy Abramson has more details on the story. CTO/CXO and several others are gone.  Still no word from the company or their PR department.
Sunrocket, one of the many VoIP service providers that has been suffering as a result of an all-out voice assault by the cable companies is rumored to have hit a major [...]

March of the iPhone Extras

Katie Fehrenbacher, Friday, June 29, 2007 at 9:00 AM PT Comments (4)

As we’ve been counting down to this iPhone morn, our inboxes have been stuffed with applications and accessories geared for the year’s biggest phone phenom. Most are just addons that could likely fit on any phone, and are using the launch to goose sales, but some are a little more interesting. There’s even a new [...]

iPhone versus iPod

Om Malik, Friday, June 29, 2007 at 8:30 AM PT Comments (2)

Everyone is wondering if iPhone is going to cannibalize the iPod business. With the help of folks at ZTail, we have put together a little tool that takes the search data for iPhone and compares it with iPod’s historical pricing, which comes from Ztail (and their partners).

Why iPhone will change the mobile music business

Raghav 'Rags' Gupta, Friday, June 29, 2007 at 8:00 AM PT Comments (13)

The introduction of the iPhone later today will signal a sea change for the music industry, especially mobile music. It won’t solve the music industry’s woes immediately, but it will herald a new era in which music can elegantly coexist with a phone on the same device.

4 Things I Learned in the War Zone

adambenayoun, Friday, June 29, 2007 at 4:28 AM PT Comments (0)

Continuing from where I left off in my previous post, Founding in a War Zone: I and my cofounder Eran Galperin had both just been sent to the Israel-Lebanon border with our Army Reserve units. It was July 2006 and our units were unexpectedly deployed as part of an Israeli military action during the 2006 […]

iPhone & The EDGE Question

Om Malik, Friday, June 29, 2007 at 3:30 AM PT Comments (23)

Update: Looks like EDGE got the booster injection this morning.

They are talking about the iPhone even on ESPN SportsCenter – which kinda tells you how big this iPhone launch is turning out to be. The two CEOs, Steve Jobs and Randall Stephenson, are of course putting full court press, talking to some of the big […]

GigaOM on the road: Destination Tel-Aviv

Om Malik, Friday, June 29, 2007 at 3:00 AM PT Comments (15)

If there is any place I have wanted to visit, it has been Israel. A country so closely linked with the technology industry, and one with a bloody and violent history, and yet one of the most fascination places on the planet. I have been invited to visit Israel to be part of a blogger […]

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