Wireless iPod


iPhone, Apple’s first cell phone has created a craze all over the market. iPhone with its perfect look and innumerable stands to be one of the most unique cell phone that man has ever seen. iPhone is a three-in-one piece; it is a combination of a simple cell phone, iPod and the internet system. Any one who buys this cell phone has to sign a two years contract with mobile operator AT&T.

Wireless iPod

By the application submitted in September last year and published recently, it states that some mobile devices automatically can discover each other within the frame of wireless network. It also holds the ability to transfer messages easily. As with all the copyrights, it’s long and dull but the key elements appear




to direct reference to transfer media data between two devices via a peer-to-peer network. The issues that were discussed also included “accessing a remote media depository via a data network” and the downloading media direct to a mobile device. It is being assumed that WiFi-enabling the iPod is the next big update on Apple’s agenda. This patent directly refers to wireless media sharing functionality and hence is one of the major developments. iPhone is currently being hailed by some as “the best iPod ever”. It would be interesting to notice whether iPhone will receive an upgrade to similar share content via its own WiFi.( Although perhaps it would be a good selling point for introducing the 3G version after they’d used the relatively slow EDGE connection).

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    • Posted on Jul 21st, 2007 by Philip King in iPhones Talk | No Comments


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