Rickrolled by iTunes
What does it say about me when I'm being made the victim of an Internet prank by a machine learning algorithm? I was recently rickrolled by iTunes.
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Anyone want to buy…
Posted in apple, ipod and ipod_touch on Tue, 05th Feb 2008 at 14:55
Does anyone want to buy an iPod Touch? Apple just announced a 32GB model, which would actually be enough to store all of my music and a fair few movies. I'd shell out the additional €100 on the price-tag without question, but I don't think the full asking price of $499 (presumably €499 when it shows up on the Apple Ireland store) is reasonable when I already have the 16GB model.
Why oh why must companies continue to make better products?
iPhone in Ireland
Seen the Apple iPhone ads yet? They're just dripping with "I want one"-ness. Unfortunately as T-Mobile is going to be the European network for the iPhone and T-Mobile is conspicuously absent from the Irish market we won't see it here for some time after the initial European release. I maintain a cautious optimism that Meteor, who already have some sort of relationship with T-Mobile in roaming, will be able to swing the iPhone for Ireland deal.
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Mon, 04th Jun 2007 (21:09)
Pfft… forget the iPhone. I got one of the new Nokia N95s a few weeks ago, and let me just say it is totally fricking awesome. A 5 megapixel camera, up to 2 Gb flash, GPS, Video etc. But the coolest feature is a wifi card, so I can (and do) run skype from my phone when I'm in an area with free wifi access.
Who needs multitouch screens anyway?
Wed, 20th Jun 2007 (11:32)
I need a multitouch screen! :)
Wed, 05th Sep 2007 (18:58)
Hi Guys, the iPhone will not be unlocked, (as everyone worldwide could use it then) but, my site TechnoEssence.com has got the inside scoop and has all the latest for an imminent announcement on the iPhone in Ireland
Sat, 15th Sep 2007 (12:20)
Apple making an announcement uin UK on 18th Sept, looks to be o2 in UK, so should follow in Ireland…
Sat, 15th Sep 2007 (12:26)
JK: Not necessarily. It's T-Mobile in Germany so you might have expected T-Mobile in the UK too. But as you say it's O2 in the UK. I don't think you can really go by who got the deal in other countries.
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Wed, 06th Feb 2008 (16:41)