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Stephen said 12:11AM on 1-11-2007
How in the heck did iPhoneCountdown's owner register the domain and create both the sleek page and cut-out model so darn stinking fast?!
Oh, and this is sooo going to be my homepage now!
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bud said 12:54AM on 1-11-2007
Is that really what the back of the iPhone looks like? Where is the camera lens?
Oh, and I think there should be loads of pre release discussion of the iPhone (beyond the Cisco thing at least one site has said was already settled), especially regarding the interface, and Syncing tweaks (What I really want is a caller ID statistics and history package, at least 'off phone'). It also seems ideal for a couple of gravity sensor and touch screen games (iNintendog?)
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Mike Chamberlain said 1:20AM on 1-11-2007
Hope they'll be updating their counter when they remember that Steve operates on Cupertino time, not New York City time. :-)
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Michael G. Meyer said 1:30AM on 1-30-2007
WOW... Talk about a Bond Gadget
Looks like (Apple) hit it "WAY WAY OUT OF THE PARK"!!!
I just bought a Treo... I'll be switching soon along
with James Bond & Jack Bauer(24)"Is it's waterproof & does it have a alarm" ? Looks like Q is also is
working stateside at Apple.
Q YOU DID IT AGAIN
PS:I hope Sprint is talking with Apple
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Eric J said 1:27AM on 1-11-2007
Stephen: 'cuz we got skillz yo
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someone said 1:22AM on 1-11-2007
bah! i had one last night: http://i18.tinypic.com/2e30501.jpg
made it out of cardboard and a printout so its a little sturdier
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Alex Marchuk said 2:19AM on 1-11-2007
Here is my widget: http://digg.com/apple/iPhone_Countdown_Widget
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Ian said 11:32AM on 1-11-2007
You can tell Apple locked this down to outside developers. With that black screen, I can't draw any new icons.
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paul said 1:17PM on 1-11-2007
It looks like Alex and I had the same idea. Here's my version of the widget, http://www.onedigitallife.com/2007/01/11/iphone-countdown-widget/
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Reg said 6:33PM on 1-11-2007
The only problem is, if you look at the JavaScript it's counting down to:
dateFuture = new Date(2007,5,1,0,0,0);
That's midnight on June 1. Given that Apple gives dates like "Summer" and it actually ends up being something like September 20, I've got a feeling it's going to be late June at the earliest rather than the very start of June.
One can hope though.
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