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Perhaps the biggest reason the iPhone has garnered such a freakish amount of attention is the overwhelming success of its music-playing predecessor, the iPod. While video, calling and Web browsing are important, the iPhone wouldn't be here today if not for the music. So what about it? How's the music experience of the iPhone? On the surface, the answers are simple, but dig a little deeper and minor quibbles abound.

The iPod in the iPhone: How's the Music

Apple 10275 Published by Bob 0

Last week should have been a bigger week than it was with E3, but that show is now a shadow of what it once was, and many of us struggled to pull anything meaningful out of the event. There are simply way too many lazy game developers right now, and I think that could kill this market.

Perceptions of E3: Is Sony Done, Apple Is Driving Technology Industry, Product of the Week

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On the morning of January 9, 2007, Steve Jobs took the keynote stage at the Macworld Conference to introduce a new device he called the iPhone. When he was done wow-ing the crowd, Jobs unceremoniously mentioned that Apple Computer Inc. was changing the name to simply Apple Inc. With a wave of his hand towards the screen behind him, he chronicled Apple's merchandise: the Mac, the iPod, the Apple TV and the new iPhone.

Apple Innovation and the Law: Everyone Wants a Piece of the Pie

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This year, the world may see the results of a new experiment in selling online digital music. Sandwiched between the current market-dominating Apple iTunes music store and the Amazon.com DRM-free digital music store set to launch this fall, major record label EMI is letting the two industry heavyweights sell its music without copy-protection schemes hobbling its songs.

Dumping DRM: Will iTunes' Rivals Follow Suit