Cuando hablamos de protección, hablamos de algo muy importante, algo que salve a tu iPhone en el caso de caídas pero que no lo maltrate y ademas que abarque aspectos importantes como: rayones, antireflejo, no resbaladizo y lo mas importante, durable.
Es por eso que iSkin ha creado Fuze. Una carcaza dura por afuera, pero blanda por adentro. La parte dura se encarga de cuidar a tu iPhone de todos los factores físicos: rayones, caídas, etc. Mientras que la blanda absorbe todos los impactos. Lo mejor de todo es que esta combinación te entrega todo el acceso que tenias anteriormente, por lo que acceder a sus botones y dock será lo mismo que no haber tenido Fuze.
Vía | Macworld
Ayer durante la WWDC se anuncio el nuevo servicio que remplazaría a .Mac, estamos hablando de MobileMe. Si viste el Keynote de Jobs te habrás quedado totalmente sorprendido de el.
Así es, lo único que nos falta es echarle la mano al servicio y podríamos estar hablando del quiebre de incompatibilidades entre Mac y Windows. De hecho el servicio esta creado para el mundo corporativo, por lo que esa agenda en la Mac ya no será exclusiva de ella, Outlook no quedara atrás. Todo se convertirá en uno, incluso tu galería de fotos.
Lo mas fascinante de todo es su capacidad, de 20GB, a un precio de $99USD, lo que es un precio módico por todas cualidades de este. Y que hay de la Familia? Ellos también se podrán integrar y obtener un almacenamiento de 40GB por $149USD. Falta de capacidad? no hay problema, ya que puedes añadir 20GB o 40GB pagando una suma adicional, $49USD y $99USD respectivamente.
Que tal un paseo por el nuevo servicio de Apple?
Vía | Apple
Malas noticias para todos los iPhone Fanáticos, leyendo en Gizmodo, AT&T USA ha mandado un MEMO, supuestamente ULTRA secreto, el cual indica que la activación será en las mismas tiendas. Ni siquiera podrán salir de una sin haber firmado el contrato, y lo peor de todo es que si renuncias deberás devolver el equipo entre 14 y 30 días, PLOP !!
Por ahora tendremos que esperar a que llegue a nuestras manos de la única manera, la oficial. El MEMO:
***Confidential AT&T Information. For Internal Distribution Only.***
AT&T and Apple today announced that the iPhone 3G will be available in the U.S on July 11. iPhone 3G combines three products into one small, lightweight device: a revolutionary mobile phone, a widescreen iPod, and it puts the Internet in your pocket with the best e-mail, web browsing, search and maps applications ever on a mobile phone.The new version of the iPhone harnesses the power of AT&T’s broad and powerful 3G mobile broadband network, which offers 3G mobile phones download speeds of up to 1.4 Mbps.
Key Device Features:
Operates on Wi-Fi, EDGE, and 3G networks
New enterprise e-mail capability with support for Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync
New iPhone software development kit (SDK) to support new innovative applications
Note: 2G iPhone customers will be able to download the iPhone 2.0 software from iTunes which enables new features such as access to corporate e-mail via Microsoft ActiveSync.New Activation Process and BRE:
The iPhone 3G will be activated at point of sale when the device is purchased, in store. The BRE period will change from 14 days to 30 days and will require the device to be returned to place of purchase before service is cancelled.
Pricing and Plans
Device Pricing:
$199 8GB and $299 16GB for new activations and qualified upgrades with 2-year agreement.Data Plans and Pricing:
The iPhone 3G will be activated on existing AT&T voice rate plans, but new data plans have been created for the 3G device.All iPhone 3G customers are required to have one of the new data plans and qualifying voice plan.
Customers intending to use the iPhone 3G for access to corporate e-mail, business applications, or access to corporate intranet are required to activate with Enterprise Data Plan for iPhone.
The 2G data rate plans will remain available for 2G devices until further notice.
IRU service discounts for both voice and data pans will apply to iPhone 3G, but not 2G iPhone.
CRU service discounts for voice and data will apply to both 2G and 3G, when on a qualifying data plan.
IRUs will not get a discount on device purchase for 2G or iPhone 3Gs.
Data Pricing will be as follows:
Consumer Data Plan (must be added to qualified voice plan):
$30 – Unlimited Data (E-mail/Web), includes Visual VoicemailEnterprise Data Plan (must be added to qualified voice plan):
$45 – Unlimited Data with personal and corporate e-mail, web, includes Visual VoicemailUpgrade Eligibility and Qualified Upgrade Pricing
Upgrade eligibility will be determined based on standard upgrade eligibility rules. Customers must be upgrade eligible to receive the qualified upgrade pricing. However, not all customers will be qualified upgrades. AT&T has not determined the price of the 3G device for non-qualified upgrades.All customers will be required to sign a 2-year agreement. There will not be a “no commitment” price for the iPhone 3G.
Note: When the 3G device launches, all active postpaid customers in good standing with a 2G iPhone will be eligible to receive the qualified upgrade pricing for a 3G device regardless of service tenure. (Customers that would not otherwise be eligible due to tenure will be made eligible at launch).
Activation Process
The new 3G device will be activated in store in both AT&T and Apple stores. Customers must accept AT&T and Apple Ts & Cs, sign a 2-year agreement, and select the data plan for the iPhone 3G before leaving the store. The current iTunes activation process will no longer be required for iPhone 3Gs, however a short tether process to unbrick the 3G device will be performed in all AT&T stores (tether cords will be provided). Apple stores will also perform this tether process, however in the event that a customer’s device is not tethered in the Apple store, their device will be inoperable until they get home and tether through iTunes. Prepaid and Pick Your Plan will not be allowed on the 3G device.The SSK has been modified to allow customers interested in the iPhone 3G to enter their information, select rate plans and data plans, and print a document that will allow COR reps to quickly access the customer’s information in OPUS and save time for data entry in the activation process.
Note: In the interim, 2G iPhones will continue to be activated via iTunes – BAU. This is also true for existing AT&T customers who receive a 2G device as a gift, hand-me-down, etc. and wish to activate the device. Existing AT&T customers who switch to the 2G iPhone must tether through the iTunes process to begin using the device.
Compensation
Because the 3G device will be activated in store, compensation for the 3G device will be BAU. COR reps will receive compensation for upgrades and new activations with a 2-year agreement.Purchase Limit
The device purchase limit will remain three (3) per customer for iPhone 3G in AT&T stores.Allocations
If allocations are required at launch, supply chain will allocate based on January-April sales rates applied on a store-by-store basis.Direct Fulfillment
The DF tool will be available at launch in COR for iPhone 3Gs. Customers will be required to pay for the device when the order is placed and the phone will be shipped to the store in the customer’s name.Existing Stock of 2G Devices
We will continue to sell 2G devices until stock is depleted.Return Policy
2G Devices
Customers who recently purchased a 2G iPhone may want to return their device once they hear about the 3G model and price point, but the new device will not be available immediately. Since the announcement and launch will be about 30 days apart, we could lose some customers who are within their BRE period and want to return their device before their 14 days expires and wait for the new 3G device. We must acknowledge and address their desire to get the best device for them.Here’s how AT&T will handle 2G iPhone returns:
If a customer purchased before 5/27, we will follow BAU processes – no device returns. However, all postpaid 2G iPhone customers in good standing are upgrade eligible, so these customers will qualify to upgrade to a 3G iPhone when it is available.
If a customer purchased on or after 5/27 (within the 14-day BRE period before the product announcement on 6/9), we will let them exchange their 2G iPhone for an iPhone 3G before August 1. This means that after we launch the 3G model they can return their 2G iPhone, pay the 10% restocking fee, and purchase a new iPhone 3G before August 1.
Note: This modified return policy applies only to customers who purchase from AT&T stores.3G Devices
The return policy for 3G is changing from 14 days to 30 days for both Apple and AT&T stores.To cancel service within the first 30 days, the customer must return their equipment to the place of purchase (no exceptions).
If the customer cancels service after 30 days, they will be charged the ETF. The customer is not required to return the device to cancel after 30 days.
Special Notes Regarding 2G DevicesAfter the iPhone 3G launches, activations of 2G iPhones for new AT&T customers can be performed in COR stores or in the existing iTunes tether process. COR reps will receive compensation for activations of new AT&T customers done in store.
2G upgrades will continue to be activated via the existing iTunes tether process.
Existing 2G data plans will remain available for 2G devices until further notice.
Note: 2G iPhones are out of stock in the DCs, and the Direct Fulfillment tool for 2G is turned off. 2G iPhones have been removed from the “myRewards” incentive catalog.Merchandising/Marketing
Current 2G iPhones should remain on device fixtures in store. Do not remove 2G demo devices until further notice.
3G demos will be pulled from stock when they arrive following BAU process for display devices.
Video loop content will be pushed to stores when it is available.
New docks and retrofit kits will be provided for existing iPhone fixtures.
The following merchandising elements will be in stores for launch:Rate brochure and display rate card
22 x 28 poster
Window banner
Duratrans – will be available for markets to order
Coming Soon: Posters and banners are TBD
TrainingDevice training, including features and functionality, will be available via My CSP by 6/13.
OPUS training will begin no later than 6/20 and will be delivered via the Learning Edge.
Launch preparedness training, including last minute details, will be conducted the week of launch (if needed) via RSM or Centra sessions.
Communications/My CSP
All iPhone-related communications, inclusive of training announcements, will be posted to My CSP. Login and access are via the “Everything iPhone 3G” ad space. Or search on either keyword “iZone” or keyword “iPhone 3G” to locate.Launch Plans
Support logistics for launch day will mirror last year’s iPhone launch:Letters will be sent to all landlords under VP/GM signature for advance notice of store hours, crowds expected, possible parking issues, etc.
Security will be provided for locations requesting armed police or unarmed, uniformed guards.
Manager checklists will be provided to support RSMs to set expectations and help them be prepared to complete all required actions.
Documents will be posted on iZone to let RSMs know when to expect delivery of launch support materials.
Job descriptions for key launch day functions will be provided for: Back Office Manager/Inventory Runner, Crowd Manager, Greeter, Product Demonstrator, and Security Support.***Confidential AT&T Information. For Internal Distribution Only.***
Vía | Gizmodo
Todos quisimos estar ahí, si la presencia es algo que no se puede reemplazar en un evento de gran importancia. Como todos los que no pudimos ir a la WWDC por algunos problemillas (no tienes sponsors, no tienes dinero, o no te interesaba) nos quedamos con ganas de ver la presentación del iPhone y sus nuevos servicios.
Crean lo o no, la compañía pensó en nuestro caso y ha liberado la Keynote, que me encuentro descargado en estos momentos 
, para analizar un poco mas a fondo algunos de esos servicios tan tentadores que ha mostrado Steve.
Para los chicos y chicas que solo quieren ver el momento en que el teléfono mundialmente esperado es lanzado puede verlo desde esta misma web, los dejo con el Señor Jobs:
Apple | Keynote Online
Descarga | iTunes
Steve acaba de terminar la conferencia de la WWDC con las 3 mejores noticias de todas, una App Store, servicio MobileMe.com y el nuevo iPhone. Lo mejor de todo es que varios sitios se han encargado de fotografiar el evento por lo que haremos un breve recuento desde lo mas básico hasta lo mas novedoso.
La creacion de Apps ahora es mucho mas facil con el SDK
Quien dijo que eBAY se quedaria abajo de las plataformes moviles?
Ahora lo que todos esperábamos, juegos!!. Si Juegos, Apple ha decidido usar a Full el rendimiento OpenGL del equipo por lo que no solo su procesador hará que las aplicaciones sean rápidas y útiles, sino que también se harán mas estilizadas y mucho mas rápido debido al trabajo conjunto del procesador + la aceleración del hardware. El mundo de los videojuegos tiembla ante esta nueva plataforma móvil !!
Los musicos no se quedan abajo
Lo mas destacado del evento: sus nueva funciones y servicios. Realmente Apple lo pensó en todo, se que suena halagador y que adoro a la compañía, pero hay que destacar que el teléfono finalmente se ha unificado, ya que varios idiomas han sido insertados en el nuevo código del iPhone.
Y para los padres que pensaron en la alternativa de regalarle a los mas pequeñines su iPhone para integrarlos a la tecnología, se ha introducido un Filtro Parental, con lo que ellos no podrán acceder al contenido que quieran, si no que tu quieras. Chicos nadie se salva de sus deberes !!
Problemas de sincronización, ya no mas. Con el nuevo servicio MobileMe.com “lo olvide” será solo una excusa para flojos. El servicio, desde $99 USD, te permitirá, estés donde estés, sincronizarte a tu agenda siempre y cuando tengas acceso a WiFi. El servicio esta especialmente pensado para las empresas ya que este es un servicio multi plataforma, así que diganle adiós a la excusa: Mac no funciona con Windows.
iCal, Agenda, Contactos incluso Outlook no se salvaron de la compatibilidad del servicio. Y para aquellos que se quejaban de la incompatibilidad del equipo con las suites de trabajo, de Apple como Microsoft, miren al cielo y agradezcan a “SAN STEVE” que ha pensado en que el teléfono debe ser tanto para un usuario normal como para un ejecutivo.
El servicio es administrado mediante una web 2.0 hará que la unificación y tus archivos estén en todos tus equipos, incluye el servicio iDisk con 20 GB.
BASTA DE APLICACIONES Y SERVICIOS VAMOS A LO QUE TODOS QUERIAN: EL NUEVO Y MEJORADO iPhone 2.0. Al parecer las fotos tenían algo de razón, la flaqueza y su parte trasera son iguales a las fotos filtradas durante este fin de semana, mis mas sinceras disculpas.
Nueva forma, mas delgado, y nuevas funcionalidades han sido añadidas al nuevo iPhone, lamentamos confirmarles que algunos rumores fueron mentiras totalmente infundadas, ya que la cámara se ha quedado de 2.0MP y no hay una video cámara en la parte frontal, por lo que diganle adiós a las video conferencias.
Estadísticas y especificaciones.
Una muestra de el tiempo de carga de uan web entre el actual iPhone versus el nuevo
Versus los competidores
Especificaciones tecnicas
Su nuevo servicio integrado con Google Maps
Finalmente lo que hace que un gadget sea deseado por todos: Cobertura y precio.
!Hola Mundo!
¡PLOP!
¡CRITICAL HIT!
Fin de la presentación, Steve agradece la asistencia de todos y se despide.
Fotos | Macrumors
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