What's Da Buzz?

Usually we can imagine the spider might say “supper” or “Got you!” But from the viewpoint of the fly, the spider is being a rather bad host of her web. The security of a spider web is often very good in the insect world but pales when attacked by large bullies like our faces when we walk into it.

Similar to the spider’s home, all of us bloggers are also concerned about web hosting security and a variety of additional topics exclusive to running a domain and a blog. Some companies who offer their services have pros and cons compared to the others and your needs. So there are some websites out there that rate the web hosts. Some web hosts may rank in the kindness level of a spider.

Also included are a series of web hosting articles that can give you greater in depth knowledge on the topics such as security, domain names, e-commerce and a variety of others to choose from. I haven’t found it yet but I’m looking to see if they have an answer to a question of mine in the General section.

Why did the old lady swallow the fly and then the spider that wiggled and wiggled inside of her?

Anah

There is a rumor that Apple will release a better 3G iPhone this summer of 2008. AT&T wireless mysteriously listed a black “iphone” which is unvailable as of this moment. I’ve been googling like crazy since last night trying to find the new 3G iPhone specs but nada.

AT&T existing customers might have luck in finding out this information. Who knows, the webmaster made a booboo displaying the mysterious black iPhone. Mas sexy at payatot daw (Slimmer and of course better than the previous than the first released) What’s the newest buzz with iphone?

Well read on….

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Apple’s coyness in refusing to reveal whether the iPhone it is launching in ten countries shortly is in fact the 3G iPhone has been a waste of time. Telecom Italia Mobile (TIM) revealed that it is the 3G version of the iPhone which it is going to launch in Italy next month.

“We will be selling an iPhone with 3G capability next month”, Luigi Licciardi, executive vice president for technology and operations at TIM told me yesterday evening on a bus taking us out into the desert for dinner following the first day of the International Electronics Forum 2008 in Dubai.

Vodafone announced last week it had signed an agreement with Apple to sell the iPhone in ten countries: Australia, Czech Republic, Greece, Italy and Portugal, Egypt, India, New Zealand, South Africa and Turkey. TIM announced it was selling an iPhone in Italy.

But neither Apple, nor Vodafone, would say whether the iPhone covered by these agreements is, in fact, the 3G iPhone.

So, I had this bizarre conversation with a Vodafone spokesperson:

“Is this the 3G iPhone?” I asked

“”We’re not saying it is the 3G iPhone,” replied the spokesperson.

“What is it then?”

“It is an iPhone device”, replied the spokesperson.

“Is it the old GSM/GPRS iPhone? I asked

“It is an iPhone device”, replied the Vodafone spokesperson.

Does that mean it could be an old-style GSM/GPRS phone, but that it might be the new 3GiPhone, but, there again, it might be something else?

“I can’t say,” replied the spokesman.

Apple was similarly coy in refusing to say what the phone was.

But now, thanks to the Italians, we know. It’s the long-awaited 3G version of the iPhone.

I suppose, really, we knew it was the 3G iPhone all along. So why didn’t Apple and Vodafone say so?

And Yes it was a good dinner in the desert: camels, horse-riding displays, sheep’s tresticles (only joking), belly-dancing, a whirling dervish; that sort of thing.

Source: Electronics Weekly

O sa mga European iPhone fans, bili na kayo next month!

Anah