Iphone Technology
Annotated Bibliography
Beckman, David and Hirsch, David (2001, December). Just married: Cell phone and Palm. ABA Journal, 68-70.
The merger of a Palm handheld computer and a mobile telephone is the first device that combines cell phone mobility with powerful computing. Thus, merger of mobility and muscle produces pocket-size prodigy. Hirsch mentioned the Smartphone, by San Diego-based Kyocera, combines a cell phone and a fully functional Palm in a single pocket device. Compared with a regular Palm, it is a little thicker, a little taller and seems a fraction of a second slower to respond to the stylus. The screen is slightly smaller and the device slightly heavier, though the difference is not very noticeable. But the negatives are more than made up for by the positives like no more need for a separate pager or a separate cell phone, greatly enhanced cell phone functionality, and a wonderfully enhanced Palm complete with wireless Internet.
Breen, Christopher. (2008). The iphone pocket guide (Looks at the diverse capabilities of the latest version of the iphone,), Retrieved from http://books.google.com/books? Id=sVhvDZN5ke4C&dq=information+on+iphone+4&source=gbs_navlinks_s
Breen of this book gives a step-by-step guide to using an iPhone. He speaks on subjects like browsing through the web using an iPhone. He also mentions many other subjects on using the message sender along with multimedia use. One of the most important subjects in this book is how to make phone calls and just the basics on using an iphone. He also touches bases on itunes and putting music onto your iphone. I think that besides being able to make phone calls, which is also one of the main reason people buy iphones. They can have a phone and a music player at the same time. He also teaches you how to troubleshoot your iphone if it ever were to freeze. He tells you the step you need to take to resolve that issue, if it may ever come up. He also teaches you how to set up your
Beckman, David and Hirsch, David (2001, December). Just married: Cell phone and Palm. ABA Journal, 68-70.
The merger of a Palm handheld computer and a mobile telephone is the first device that combines cell phone mobility with powerful computing. Thus, merger of mobility and muscle produces pocket-size prodigy. Hirsch mentioned the Smartphone, by San Diego-based Kyocera, combines a cell phone and a fully functional Palm in a single pocket device. Compared with a regular Palm, it is a little thicker, a little taller and seems a fraction of a second slower to respond to the stylus. The screen is slightly smaller and the device slightly heavier, though the difference is not very noticeable. But the negatives are more than made up for by the positives like no more need for a separate pager or a separate cell phone, greatly enhanced cell phone functionality, and a wonderfully enhanced Palm complete with wireless Internet.
Breen, Christopher. (2008). The iphone pocket guide (Looks at the diverse capabilities of the latest version of the iphone,), Retrieved from http://books.google.com/books? Id=sVhvDZN5ke4C&dq=information+on+iphone+4&source=gbs_navlinks_s
Breen of this book gives a step-by-step guide to using an iPhone. He speaks on subjects like browsing through the web using an iPhone. He also mentions many other subjects on using the message sender along with multimedia use. One of the most important subjects in this book is how to make phone calls and just the basics on using an iphone. He also touches bases on itunes and putting music onto your iphone. I think that besides being able to make phone calls, which is also one of the main reason people buy iphones. They can have a phone and a music player at the same time. He also teaches you how to troubleshoot your iphone if it ever were to freeze. He tells you the step you need to take to resolve that issue, if it may ever come up. He also teaches you how to set up your
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