IPhone Displaying Video Caused IPhone Fad
IPhone"s latest video attracts the high attention of potential customers and blog circle, who carefully watch the 20-minute video, and hope not to miss any details. San Francisco lawyer, 30-year-old Susheel Daswani says: "I have been strongly interested in iPhone, if I cant not get one on Friday this week, I would be very disappointed." In January this year, Apple CEO Steve Jobs released iPhone at the Macworld Conference, which is the beginning of what the consumers had been waiting.Apple, Inc. hopes to take use of the latest video to make "iPhone fever" heat up again, to attract more potential customers. Until now, it seems that this strategy has gotten its expected effect. "America Today" had realized from the research of 68 customers who had the intention to buy iPone that the latest iPone video had increased their interest. Mike Nowak, 42 years old software developer of Michigan University expressed that he had the doubt on the touch screen of iPone. But see video display, he was completely out of concern. He said: "from video display, screen also is very convenient.
On the video display, Apple suggests iPhone users first using touch screen by only one finger to input. A revealer in the video said: after you become more skillful, you can use two thumbs to input. In about a week, your input speed on the iPhone will be faster than any small keyboard." A scientific blog Tom Krazit shows that: [ Though Apple doesn`t reveal more unpublicized information in this newest video, it does make consumers` concern of touch screen gone." Another blocker Jason Chen said,"It seems easier to master with the inputting by two thumbs."
The information disclosed in the latest iPhone video by Apple also includes: Microsoft Document: Users can use iPhone to look through Word and Excel files, but can not be edit them. 57-year-old lawyer Hadrian ò€¢ Katz (Hadrian Katz) is expected the iPhone will allow users to edit the document in the next version.
*Voice mail: Jason Chen said, information in iPhone can be "rolled back" as sound files.
*Video: iPhone has been integrated with a YouTube player that could help users find videos, set bookmarks, and send the video links to friends much more conveniently.
Apple"s iPhone has gained the approval by the U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC), so it removed the last hurdle for this integrated phone and music player mobile phone"s listing in the United States. In fact, getting FCC approval is in the expectation. However, this is still exciting news for Apple.