iPhone

I wrote a guest post on TechCrunch about Apple and its Maps app on the iPhone.

MapQuest. I kid you not.

iPhone 5 goes on sale in 22 countries today including Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden and Switzerland.

Stay classy Google.

I think that’s what Matthew Panzarino meant to say.

Those are impressive LTE speeds.

Who knew that someone could jump on the Apple bashing bandwagon faster than David Pogue.

Nice article from Chris Armstrong.

I don’t understand how some analysts could say the launch was disappointing.

We’re happy to announce the Facebook SDK 3.1 for iOS that adds support for the Facebook integration in iOS 6. This integration opens up new opportunities for mobile app developers as you can easily build the foundation for a social app, Facebook Login and sharing functionality, into your product.

Nice, I like that.

Published by Apple, so it’s official.

Click a link and your phone resets. Perfect, open wins.

Funny how people people can take a successful iPhone 5 launch and try to say it’s disappointing.

The story of Corning’s Gorilla Glass, the hardened glass used in the iPhone.

Good idea if you can do it.

Verizon says it won’t “relock” iPhone 5s.

No release date yet and you’ll need a jailbroken phone.

I understand why people would be upset for with Apple’s Map application, but if you are going to mock it, you should have a product that, you know, people want.

A nice look at the capabilities of the iPhone 5 video camera.

Eric Slivka:

Marshall notes that many of those first-day pre-orders, as well as ones made after that date, have yet to be delivered, and thus Apple can not yet count them as sold.

That would boost the sales numbers by quite a bit.

I certainly don’t need a $4,000 camera, but a lot of people do.

Wow.