Category Archives: iPodTouch

What do Apple's App Store rejections mean for you users and startups?

Posted on September 13, 2008 by rahulgaitonde

Yesterday, Apple pulled an application named Podcaster from the iPhone App Store. With Podcaster, iPhone/iPod Touch users could “update podcasts directly on the device over wifi.” Apple rejected the application because Podcaster assists in the distribution of podcasts, it duplicates … Continue reading →

Posted in Android, Apple, Editorials, google, iphone, iPodTouch, mobile, Nokia, Predictions | 1 Comment

Two thoughts on mobile touchscreen interfaces

Posted on September 9, 2008 by rahulgaitonde

At the outset, I’d like to clarify I’m no iPhone or Apple zealot. My interest in mobile touchscreen interfaces has been piqued by my recent purchase of an iPod Touch. I was playing around with a colleague’s HTC Touch Cruise … Continue reading →

Posted in Insights, iphone, iPodTouch, Microsoft, mobile, UI, WinMobile | 1 Comment

iPod Touch + Nokia N82 > iPhone 3G

Posted on August 28, 2008 by rahulgaitonde

A while ago I wrote about why it did not make sense for me to buy an iPhone 3G in India, and why I purchased a Nokia N82 instead. However, a combination of the N82 and the iPod Touch is … Continue reading →

Posted in iphone, iPodTouch, Nokia | 18 Comments

The Kindle presents an Amazon Associates opportunity

Posted on August 27, 2008 by rahulgaitonde

Arrington on Techcrunch talks about the possibility of Amazon licensing its Kindle ebook reader hardware specs and trademark to third-party manufacturers: …a licensing program that gave hardware manufacturers the ability to build Kindle clones, along with an incentive to sell … Continue reading →

Posted in Affiliate, Amazon, Apple, Ideas, Insights, iphone, iPodTouch, Kindle, mobile, telecom, WiFi | Comments Off