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iPhone 3.1 easy email addresses

The iPhone (as of iPhone OS 3.1) supports using a type="email" attribute on <input> tags, so I changed the login page template to use that.

It looks like the change is now live, and I’m pretty sure that this is the thing that I’ve done that will be seen by the most people (thus far).

via blog.persistent.info

Thanks Mihai Parparita, (Gmail Developer)

You’ve made something small which millions of people have used without realizing.

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Add A Comment | January 27th, 2010

iSlate details revealed during CNBC Investor Brief

One day before the launch of the iPad some information leaked. Quite a Boring video really.
Now for more info on the iPad rather visit: http://www.apple.com/ipad

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Add A Comment | January 26th, 2010

UK iPhone on Orange or o2 (tag: iPhone News)

UK iPhone Customers: o2 or Orange?

If you are considering getting an iPhone or considering changing to another Mobile network now that the iPhone is available on both o2 and Orange there are a few things to consider but Pice doesn’t seem to really be a factor at all.

CNET UK has summed it up quite well at iPhone on Orange or O2? We compare – Crave at CNET UK

One additional thing that you need to know is that Orange UK only provide you Visual Voicemail on the iPhone and Maxima priceplans so if you go Pay as you Go, it won’t be available.

Source: Orange :: mobile :: price plans :: iphone :: visual voicemail iphone

1+minute+voicemail+mother+incl+translation.

Image: ‘Flickr (creative commons)

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Add A Comment | January 3rd, 2010

Why iPhone Apps are NOT a security threat in 2010 ((tag:iPhone news)

I disagree completely with the prediction from McAffee regarding
iPhone app security in 2010

Facebook, Twitter and iPhone Apps Emerge as Top Ranked Security Threats for 2010

“Also, the huge popularity of iPhone applications has made them just
as attractive. “Users blindly distribute applications; with the
widespread availability of stolen credentials it could become very
easy to launch and share these rogue apps across a wide population”,
says the report.

The reason I disagree is because Read the rest of this entry »

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