Inside the iPhone — 3G, ARM, OS X, 3rd Partyware

Posted by kdawson on Sunday January 14, 2007 @06:42AM from the informed-speculation dept.

DECS writes "After heading off the top ten myths of the iPhone, Daniel Eran of RoughlyDrafted has written a series of articles looking 'Inside the iPhone,' exploring (1) why Apple didn't target faster 3G networks, (2) a substantiated look at how the iPhone is indeed running OS X (contrary to reports that it isn't), and (3) what it means to users and developers, and how ARM is involved, in Mac OS X, ARM, and iPod OS X, and why the supposedly 'closed' system Apple describes for the iPhone won't preclude third party development."

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macfanboys on the loose by bananaendian · 2007-01-14 08:34 · Score: 1, Flamebait

Is it me or are the macfanboys rampantly modding down perfectly valid and appropriate comments as 'Offtopic' or 'Troll' just because they don't fit the narrow minded fanaticism.
Well, you can mod me down, but you can NEVER TAKE MY FREEDOM!
(I'll just do some Karma Whoring tomorrow to make up for my sins)

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