
So, what goes with the quirky title of this story? At this point, that’sall I can think of. In internal docs Apple is telling its AppleCare employees to smooth over the antenna and reception problems with customers, as well as not providing them bumper cases for free, in ALL CAPS (see here).
In the meantime Apple is looking for eight experienced antenna dudes who would work on the iPhone and iPad, as well as manufacturing experience and in total being in the industry for more than 10 years. Probably Apple wants to make sure the iPhone 5 (or 4G) will be held anyway you want, so it is more revolutionary.
Go figures then. ;)
Via: TC

Finally, Hulu Plus has been announced. Bringing a monthly charge of $9.99, you can view full seasons of shows (including HD ones) on Fox, ABC, NBC, and other networks. For iPad and iPhone owners, a Hulu Plus app will be released (you can stream via Wi-Fi or 3G). For the other media consumers, there will be support for Samsung connected TVs and Blu-ray, and TVs and Blu-ray players from Vizio and Sony (coming fall 2010), PS3 (in July) , and Xbox 360 (as part of Xbox LIVE, in early 2011). A select few users have been invited to the new service, and you request an invite at the source link. Some of you are licking your chops by now I suppose, eh?




The Samsung Epic 4G is everything but uninteresting (of course, it’s part of the Galaxy S line). A 4-inch Super AMOLED display graces its wonderful face, 5 megapixel primary camera with LED flash and 720p video recording, along with a VGA front-facing cam for video calls, 802.11b/g/n WiFi, six-axis accelerometer, and a 1GHz Hummingbird Cortex A8 processor, at the core of its silicon heart. It runs Android 2.1 (FroYo comes shorty after release) with TouchWiz 3.0 UI for starters, All of Samsung’s SocialHub and AllShare features, 3.5mm headset jack, 16GB microSD card, and 3G/4G (WiMAX) radios.


