Apple started shipping iPad 3Gs last week, giving users access to 3G data anywhere AT&T has service.  For that functionality, you pay $130 more for the iPad, plus $15 to $30 a month for service.  The $15 plan maxes out at 350MB, while the $30 gives you ‘unlimited’ access to data.

Not looking to add another monthly charge to your wireless bill?  Just jailbreak your iPhone.

Gizmodo provides a comprehensive guide to jailbreaking your iPhone or iPad here, and it’s super simple.  Just download an app, push a button, then wait.

I jailbroke my iPhone for one key reason – MyWi.  This $10 app turns your iPhone into a wireless WiFi modem.  That means your iPhone is essentially a WiFi hotspot, just like you would find at Starbucks, an airport or Barnes and Noble.  With one big exception – aside from the $10 you spend on the app, you don’t have to pay any more for this functionality.  No extra data fees, no additional hardware.  Just the same iPhone that you use everyday.

Why’s that so important?  By turning your iPhone into a 3G modem you don’t have to be connected to a WiFi access point or purchase a separate wireless data card.  Instead, you use your iPhone’s existing 3G connection to provide your laptop, iPad or other WiFi-enabled device with wireless Internet access.

I used this feature to watch Netflix on my iPad, surf the web and download apps.  It’s not super fast, but fast enough to stream video at acceptable frame rates and comfortably browse the web.

It’s an incredibly useful feature that makes your iPhone much more valuable.  And, for $10 it’s definitely worth it, especially if you have a device like the iPad that relies on wireless Internet.

Apple released the iPad this Saturday, and so far the device has sold over 450,000 units, 300,000 of which were sold on launch day.  I made the trek to the Apple store, which had two lines, one for iPad pre-orders, and the other for non-preorder buyers.  The pre-order line was empty when I arrived at the Palo Alto store at about 11:30am, and there were about 20 people or so in the non-preorder line.

Most people were in the store playing with the iPad.  The iPad demo area was packed, and it took a few minutes of waiting just to get to a demo unit.

The build quality of the iPad is impressive.  It’s a very solid device and the aluminum back and glass screen feel very sturdy.

The iPad’s 9.7” screen looks great, although the glossy finish will be awful in the sun.  HD video was smooth, and colors were rich.  HD YouTube videos looked good as well.

There were only a few apps on the iPad, and many were just iPhone apps enlarged for the iPad’s screen.  Since these apps are essentially just enlarged, text and images were very pixelated.  That was a big disappointment, because it will likely mean you need to buy new ‘HD’ versions of apps, unless you want to stick with low res iPhone versions.

Apps that were made for the iPad, like Flight Control, did look pretty good.  The large screen gives you a lot of real estate for gaming, web browsing, and reading email, which is a big improvement over the iPhone.  The iPad’s keyboard in horizontal mode is also pretty easy to type on.  You do miss the tactile feedback of real keys, but the iPad’s virtual keyboard is a decent enough alternative to type out emails.

With music however, the extra space isn’t really used well.  That’s not a big gripe, but I would have liked to see the iPad’s big screen used for liner notes or something.

eBooks look good on the iPad, and the device has a cool page turning effect that makes eBooks look like real books.  Color is a big plus that differentiates the iPad from the Kindle, for example.  And while many novels are just black in white, there are a ton of books that will benefit from the iPad’s high res color screen.

The speed of the iPad was impressive, especially when compared to the iPhone.  Websites loaded quickly, and zooming and scrolling was very responsive.

At the end of the day though, I just couldn’t bring myself to pull the trigger on an iPad – and believe me, I was looking for any excuse to do so.  Like many people, I can’t really see how the iPad will fit into my daily life, so although the device is certainly cool, it’s not worth the $500+.

I’d suggest a wait-and-see approach at this point, for a few reasons.  First of all, the iPad won’t really replace a laptop or an iPhone, so you don’t need to buy it now.  You can wait until the price drops, or wait for Apple to release refurb units at a $100 discount.

Also, the accessories currently available for the iPad are underwhelming.  Apple had a few overpriced cases in stock, all of which felt pretty cheap.  If you buy now, you’ll need to get a case to protect the iPad, but most likely you’ll want to upgrade to a better case in the near future.

And, today Apple announced that the iPad will be upgraded to the iPhone OS 4.0 in the fall.  That’s just another reason to wait before purchasing the device.

After months, if not years of hype, Apple finally announced their tablet.  And it has an awful, awful name:  iPad.  Look, I’m a marketing major and the first thing we learned is never give your product a name that sounds like a feminine hygiene product, unless it is actually a feminine hygiene product.  It’s just asking for bad news.  In fact, iTampon is already the #2 tending topic on Twitter, ahead of Apple, Steve Jobs and iPad.

Despite the horrible name, there’s a lot to like about the iPad.

1.  Price:  I think the $499 base price was far below what anyone predicted.  Sure, no one will actually buy that version – you really want the $830 version with 3G and 64 GB of memory, but the $499 base price was astounding.

2.  Looks:  Sure, it looks like a big iPhone, but the iPhone looks good.  The iPad has a 9.7” screen, but is still only 0.5” thin – that’s not bad at all.  Early impressions of the build quality of the device were mostly positive, and I’d have to agree that the iPad is a very slick-looking device.

3.  Support for iPhone/iPod Touch Apps:  The iPad can run all current iPhone apps.  Since these apps are currently designed for a smaller screen, the iPad stretches them out to fit the larger 9.7” screen.  That’s not perfect, but it does give the iPad a pretty large application base to start off with.

With that said, there are quite a few problems I have with the iPad.

1.  No multitasking:  I don’t understand Apple’s aversion to multitasking on its portable devices, but this is a big negative.  The inability for the iPad to run two apps at the same time really limits the device’s usefulness.  As Steve Jobs pointed out, netbooks are really just cheap computers – sure, that’s true, but even cheap computers can run two apps at the same time.

2.  No Flash:  This is another feature that Apple has continually failed to support.  A ton of websites, not to mention Hulu, use Flash – so why doesn’t the iPad support it?

3.  GPS:  Jobs demoed the lovely Google Maps functionality on the iPad, but the lack of GPS really diminishes the value of Google Maps, not to mention half of the apps I currently rely on heavily.

4.  Codec support:  I like laptops because I can download a bunch of movies without worrying about the format, and then just play them with VLC player.  The iPhone can’t do this, and apparently neither will the iPad.  This means a lot of file converting – a tedious process.

Overall, the iPad was pretty disappointing.  Unlike the iPhone, the iPad doesn’t really break new ground.  More importantly, it’s hard to see how the iPad would fit into my life.  Sure, it seems great on planes and when I’m taking a deuce, but $500 is a lot to pay for a device that covers those two scenarios.

I recently bought a netbook for around $500, and frankly this device does everything that the iPad can do, and more.  Plus, it has more storage, Windows 7, and I don’t have to worry about converting files.

My guess is that the iPad will be a popular item, but I don’t think I’ll get one when it comes out.  While the device is less expensive than expected, it’s just too expensive for what it delivers.

I attended my first CES this past weekend, and it was very impressive.  The most astounding aspect of CES was its size -  the conference filled up the Las Vegas convention center that has over a million square feet of exhibition space.

The hottest items at CES were probably iPhone accessories like cases, bags, speakers, headphones, etc.  Sure, that’s not that exciting, but it was surprising what an impact the iPhone has had on the consumer electronics community.

There were a ton of eBook readers, as well.  Frankly, I don’t really get why these things are so popular, but I’m not a big reader.  Big guys like Samsung and Sony showed off their eBooks, but there were a surprising number of smaller and OEM eBook manufacturers as well.

For the most part, most of the eBook readers seemed pretty similar.  Some had more than one screen, and some were larger or more connected than others, but overall you get the same eInk screen and perhaps a custom interface.

I get how heavy readers would appreciate an eBook, but really I don’t think they will become a mainstream product anytime soon.  However, for those of you that are interested in an eBook, I’m betting that eBooks will be available online for free very soon thanks to pirates.  It’s just too easy to copy a book digitally.

Tablets and other unusual notebook form factors were also popular at CES.  There were some really cool designs like the Kojinsha (Onkyo) that has two screens that can be expanded or hidden depending on how much desktop space you need.  And some of the tablets like MSI’s dual screen concept PC were cool.

But to date, keyboard-less PCs have been a tough sell.  I don’t think the full slate form factor will ever catch on big time – it’s just too hard to input text quickly.  However, tablets with screens that rotate to reveal or hide a keyboard seem pretty valuable.

Perhaps the biggest hit of CES was Parrot’s AR Drone quadricopter.  Now, this device really has very little practical use, but it was pretty cool to watch.  The AR Drone is actually controlled by an iPhone or iPod Touch, and it seemed like the Drone was very responsive.  It can also be outfitted with a camera, for taking air-based videos.

Overall, the show was incredible – I can’t believe this is the first time I’ve attended.  For those of you who haven’t attended, it’s easy to get free admission if you work for a company that has anything to do with tech…and I mean anything.  Otherwise, you can pick up a badge on Craigslist the day of the show.

Here are a few more pics:

Holograms

Robot seals that act like cute seal babies

Floor cleaning robot

Lexus that looks like the batmobile

Super thin computer from LG

Tiny phone

Watch phone

And of course hot booth girls.  Notice the guy shamelessly taking a photo from behind.

I’m an Archos fan. I think their devices are well made, sleek and perfect for traveling or the gym.  The Archos 9 is the next generation of Archos devices, and unlike other devices which mostly just played media, the Archos 9 is a full-fledged Windows 7 tablet computer.

That is awesome.

The Archos 9 has a 8.9” screen, WiFi, Bluetooth and a 60GB hard drive.  The device only weights 1.8 pounds and is 0.7 inches thick.

The device is a bit underpowered with a 1.1 GHz Atom processor, but Archos claims the 9 can still play full 1080p video.  Also, that Atom processor is important to extend the battery life of the Archos 9 to 5 hours.

You can preorder the 9 now for $549.99 – not a bad price considering you’re getting a pretty versatile Windows 7 computer.

I’ve already stated my love for Hulu.  I think it’s a very well designed service that provides a fair balance between content and commercials.

But perhaps not for too much longer.  Deputy Chairman of News Corp., one of the largest shareholders in Hulu, said on Friday,

“I think a free model is a very difficult way to capture the value of our content. I think what we need to do is deliver that content to consumers in a way where they will appreciate the value. Hulu concurs with that, it needs to evolve to have a meaningful subscription model as part of its business.”

That’s bad news for Hulu users, and for Hulu itself.

Here’s the problem – right now much of Hulu’s content is already free from other sources.  You can watch TV for free, or if you have a Tivo, you can record the content that Hulu provides and just skip through commercials.  And, of course, you can just download episodes from bittorrent.

The convenience that Hulu provides will be negated by a subscription model, unless the cost of the subscription is very, very low…which is unlikely.

It’s unfortunate that Hulu is making this move, because it will slow the addition of new users, while destroying Hulu’s existing user base.  More importantly, it will really slow the progress of a service that has a lot of potential for the future.

Sure, perhaps Hulu isn’t profitable now, but ads will become more valuable as Hulu grows and acquires more information about its users.  It seems like Hulu’s investors are unable to see the future value of the service, and are instead looking to make a profit today.  That’s not the Internet model – it never has been and probably will not be.

Amazon revolutionized the ebook market in 2007 when it released the Kindle, an ebook that can download content from Sprint’s EVDO wireless network.  Since then Amazon has release two new versions of the Kindle, the Kindle 2 and Kindle DX.

This week, Barnes and Noble entered the ebook market with their own device, unfortunately called the Nook.  The device, like the Kindle, allows users to download content wirelessly (from AT&T’s network), but also features a few interesting extras, like a color LCD touch screen and the ability to lend books to others.

Both the Nook and Kindle cost $259, so it seems like the Nook is a better deal than the Kindle.  Also, the Nook runs on Google’s Android platform, so there is potential for Nook apps down the road, while the Kindle is relatively closed.  Nook also supports ePub, an open ebook format, so you will likely have access to more content with the Nook down the road.

Still, I’m not completely sold on the ebooks in general at this point.  The eink technology that both the Kindle and Nook use for book reading is great for battery life, and good in terms of viewability, but poor for anything else.

The main problem here is that eink needs to be refreshed every time the screen changes, and this takes a couple of seconds.  That’s ok when you’re just turning pages, but it’s not a good solution for anything else, like web browsing or reading anything that needs a lot of scrolling or page turning.  Also, there’s no color with eink – again, ok for just books, but a key limitation for the platform otherwise.

Unless you’re in a big hurry to get an ebook, I’d wait a year or so.  I’m guessing that the technology will evolve considerably, making ebooks a more versatile and useful device.

What is this?  It’s a fan.  Or, more accurately an air multiplier.  This odd looking device is made by Dyson, who also makes those $500 vacuum cleaners that don’t lose their suction.

The air multiplier isn’t actually fanless – the fan is in the base.  Air is accelerated in the base and pushed through the ring, supposedly producing an interrupted, steady stream of ‘smooth air.’

I have to say, this thing looks cool, and the idea is great.  But the air multiplier will put you back $300 – kinda pricey for a fan.  Also, judging from the video on Dyson’s website, this thing is kind of noisy.  You wouldn’t want to use this guy at night when you’re trying to sleep, for example.

Really, the air multiplier seems to solve a problem no one really has.  I don’t mind fans with blades, they’re powerful, quiet enough and cheap.  Sure, cleaning is a pain, but it’s not a $300 pain point.

Last week Gizmodo broke a huge story from Microsoft.  Meet the Courier – a dual touch screen device that will redefine the idea of a personal computer.

Sure that seems like a lot of rhetoric, but really, this thing is quite innovative.  Check out the video here to see what the Courier interface will look like.  There’s a lot of intuitive interaction between the two screens, and touch commands seem to work seamlessly.  The use of a pen for sketching and notes is interesting too.  Sure, this can be done on tablets today, but not in the interactive journal format that Courier proposes.

Gizmodo says this is a late stage prototype device, which means, sadly, we may never see it.  Microsoft doesn’t make PCs, it makes PC software, and they have stuck to this model for years.

Who knows, maybe this is a complete fake made by Microsoft to f with Apple.  Or perhaps Microsoft is tired of its partners screwing up tablets and decided to go on its own, like it did with Zune.  All I can say is I hope this device is real, and I hope it comes out soon.

On Wednesday, Microsoft released their highly anticipated Zune HD media player.  Unlike the two previous Zune generations, the Zune HD is actually something special.  The device has a capacitive touch screen, smooth UI and HD radio.  But most importantly, it looks incredible.

I went to Frys and Walmart today to check out the Zune HDs, and to possibly pick one up.  Frys had a model on display, although strangely there wasn’t very much media pre-loaded onto the player.

First thoughts, the Zune HD is incredibly thin – pictures don’t do it justice.  The screen also looks great – text and images are crisp, and colors pop.  However, the OLED screen will probably not perform as well outside in the sun – but I didn’t have a chance to check this out.  There is no plasticy feeling on the Zune HD either – the whole device feels solid.

I also love the aluminum exterior.  Practically, the aluminum makes the Zune HD more durable.  But it also looks great, and feels great in your hand.

Sadly, both 16GB and 32GB versions of the Zune HD were sold out at Frys.  A visit to Walmart netted the same result – no Zune HDs left.  Apparently this is the case across the country…Zune HDs are now sold out nationwide, including online retailers.

Actually, this isn’t surprising.  The Zune HD got rave reviews – 4.5/5 stars on PC Mag, 4/5 stars on CNet, and lots of praise on Engadget.  But it is kinda incredible that a Microsoft media player could generate so much hype.

The true test will be in a month when the holiday season hits.  The Zune HD will be going up against the revamped iPod Touch and iPod Nano.  I have to say though, Apple must be getting a little worried about the Zune HD’s popularity.  Sure, the iPod is still the market leader by far, but there has been little innovation on the iPod line over the last few years.  It’ll be interesting to see how Apple deals with what looks like its first legitimate contender.

This was the week of the Zune HD.  Specs, pricing and a release date emerged along with a bunch of photos and videos.

Verdict?  Sweeeeeeeeet.

This is the thing:  The Zune HD is beautiful.  From the metal exterior, to the glass screen to the seamless interface…beautiful.

There are a few videos of the interface, and it looks smoooooth.  Video looks good, transitions are excellent, and touch seems to work great.

The Zune HD will be released on September 15th, and will run $290 for the 32 GB version and $220 for the 16 GB.  Cheaper than the iPod touch, but a lot of cash for very little storage.

I’m on the fence here.  I’d love to have one, but with an iPhone I don’t think I’d use it very much.  But most likely, after playing around with it for a few minutes I’ll be hooked…it looks that good.

Not too long ago if you wanted to show your pictures to others you needed to first make slides from the negatives, then load each slide into a projector, then click through the slides one by one.  Tedious.

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Rumors of an Apple tablet have been floating around since last year when Apple filed for patents on the touchscreen interface.  Now, an analyst is actually claiming that he’s handled the mythical Apple tablet, and confirms that the device is on track for a September unveiling.

The analyst, who according to Engadget is remaining anonymous, says the device will cost around $700 to $800 and will have media player and gaming features.  Apparently, the device is awaiting Steve Jobs’ final approval, while other ODMs in china are pausing production to see what is actually released.

Now, who knows how legit these rumors are.  I would have expected some pics to have been leaked by now (the pic on this post is faked), considering the device will supposedly be announced next month.  (although, the suicide/murder of an employee who misplaced a prototype iPhone may make workers a bit leery about leaking stuff nowadays.)

In any case, I’m imagining this device to look like a big iPhone – I think that’s a pretty safe guess.  In terms of OS, I doubt that the Mac OS X will run on this thing – particularly for $700.  Apple wouldn’t want to cannibalize their laptop sales by making this thing a full-fledged computer, so it will probably run something like the iPhone OS X.

Sadly, I doubt the tablet will have a 3G modem, so web surfing will need to be all WiFi.  It would be incredible if some sort of iPhone tethering is built in to the tablet – like maybe you just slide your iPhone into a dock on the back of the tablet – but that’s wishful thinking.

$700 is a LOT to pay for a media player though.  Sure, that’s the price of an iPhone 3G S, but most of that is subsidized by carriers.  You could get an Archos 7 with web surfing capabilities for $300, or an Archos 9 with a full install of Windows 7 for around $600.

At the end of the day, for $700 this thing needs to do a lot in order to be worthwhile.  The reason why we don’t see that many tablet computers around today is that they’re not that valuable to people.  The form factor has very specific applications, and is much less useful for everyday computing.

I’m excited to see this thing released, and hell, I’ll probably get one.  But I have the feeling that an Apple tablet will not be a huge success for the company.

Yesterday, over three hundred confidential documents from Twitter were released to two websites, Tech Crunch and Korben.  The documents were accessed by a hacker who hacked into twitter’s online accounts in May.  Twitter confirmed the breach yesterday.

This is an interesting case for so many reasons.  First, website Tech Crunch, which received twitter’s docs from the hacker, has been in a battle with twitter’s lawyers to determine what they can publish.  So far, it seems Tech Crunch is going ahead and publishing a few select files.  They have published a pitch for a twitter reality show, and more interesting twitter financial forecasts through 2013.  It look like they won’t publish everything, however.  Korben has also published some docs like floor plans and designs for twitter-branded clothing.

It appears now that the hack started with a high level administrative assistant.  This admin had access to confidential twitter documents through Google Docs, a web-based service, as well as email, PayPal and web hosting accounts.  The hacker targeted this admin, who apparently had a simple password, and from there the hacker had access to nearly everything.

A couple of lessons here…Google Docs is great for college students, but it is not an enterprise solution.  It’s not a good idea to store so many confidential documents on a site that anyone can access with a username and password.  That was dumb.

Next, the weak link in the chain, i.e. the admin, should have a password that’s difficult to guess.  Sure, it’s a pain, but look at the damage that occurred…particularly for a private company with hopes of going public.

As for the financials that were released?  Twitter’s projections seem…well…rosy.  1 billion users by 2013?  $140M in revenue next year?  Not likely.  According to twitter’s projections, they will only bring in $4 million and change this year.  That’s not a lot of money…and with this data out I think the value of twitter decreases significantly.  Sure, twitter is hot…but VCs or stockholders will have a tough time buying a 9 or 10 figure acquisition of twitter based on the numbers that were disclosed yesterday.

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Apple’s recent product announcements have been pretty disappointing.  New features and functionality here and there, but really nothing incredibly new or innovative.

But since March, rumors of a Apple Tablet PC have been swirling around.  According to some Chinese suppliers, Apple has been buying up 9.7 inch touchscreens – a good size for a tablet or small netbook computer.

Today, the China Times added fuel to these rumors when then published a report that claims Apple will be in fact releasing a netbook in October for $800.  Who knows how credible these rumors are, but the China Times does seem to have some inside information from Apple’s Chinese suppliers.

$800 seems like a pretty low price for Apple, which traditionally has stuck to pretty high margins.  That means either cheap, low end parts, or Apple is finally willing to slash its margins.

It’s a tough market for Apple to get into.  On one hand, a cheap device like this would probably sell well, but at the same time Apple needs to be sure that it doesn’t cannibalize higher margin MacBook sales.

Also, it’s uncertain how the OS X will run on cheaper hardware.  Will it still be smooth?  Or, like most netbooks, will it choke when it comes to CPU intensive tasks?

Still, you have to be kinda exited at these rumors.  Apple has struggled to come out with new products over the last few years and this one could either buck the trend or be an enormous money pit.

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