As I went through my Facebook stream I say that Dylan Parrin on DylanParrin.com had made a blog post on Flash on the iPhone/iDevice.
If you own a iPhone or iPod touch 2G/3G you will know that iOS was released Monday, June 21st, 2010. I installed it on my iPod touch 3G 32GB, I do have multitasking. I love iOS 4, I love the new looks on it, the dock, the wallpaper, etc. (more…)
Apple, during it WWDC/Keynote, today released the iPhone 4, which was previously leaked, and wrote about on Gizmodo… Refer to an earlier article that I wrote Jason Chen getting his stuff stolen about the police. Apple also released today iOS 4, renaming it from iPhone OS 4 to iOS 4, which to my understanding is used by Cisco(iOS).
I was on IRC, when one of my friends posted a link to this: http://gizmodo.com/5524843/police-seize-jason-chens-computers
When I read the article/picture, the first thing that crossed my mind was that – What the… it even his fault (that the iPhone 4G was lost); his computers and equipment should NOT have been confiscated in my opinion. And it’s a phone; not like they bought or stole a priceless gem. And also I don’t think it was a very right for the police to just break into his home and and basically steal every piece of technology equipment they saw…
Look at this inventory (photo), they can’t even spell external (wrote as exsternal), or server (wrote as seasrver) right.
The mis-spellings kind of lead me to believe that theses could invalid or false inventories.
In my opinion the iPhone Dev that left the Apple premises with the iPhone 4G has more to blame here then Jason Chen, the iPhone Dev should have NOT been able to leave with the iPhone, Apple could have tested the device under real world conditions without just ‘handing them out’ to there employees.
What are your opinions, and thoughts on this? let me know in the comments!
To see the full iPhone 4G Story: http://gizmodo.com/5520471/the-tale-of-apples-next-iphone?skyline=true&s=i
Full Story of technology seizure: http://gizmodo.com/5524843/police-seize-jason-chens-computers
~Cory Claxon
