You are wrong. The text "Using 3G loads data faster, but decreases battery life" is in the SDK. That screenshot is legit.

arn

Und du muesst schon wissen: es ist gleich ob eine Maschine order eine Deutsch uebersetzt…ihr beide sind Hertzlos.

Danke XamaX dast du hast uns eine neue Bibel gescrieben.

So Intel does not know about its partner's products? So Intel does not develop Apple's motherboards? So Intel and Apple are not in bed together partnering to create the new handheld computing revolution?!

Intel is bound by NDAs (non-disclosure agreements) and they must have taken a lot of heat from Apple to ruin with this moronic comments Apple's hype building strategy.

Apple wants to fool you people that the iPhone 3G is the next big thing so that you all get your socks knocked off when Steve says "One More Thing – here's the iTablet to go with the 10,000 apps we present today".

It is really important that he does that in order to crap out all the "sell on the news" bail outers and not make the AAPL stock plunge big time like in past occasions.

It is also important in order to keep that unstoppable momentum up that will generate a tsunami with no breathing time:

- 3G announcement prior to WWDC in May

- iTablet+10,000 apps WWDC announcement in June

- China Apple Store and China iPhone deals in August

- Back to School momentum in September til MacWorld

- Lots of international news from carrier deals "iPhone launch days" etc. in between all those events

With this, a global wave will be created and Steve will grow his company to Apple x2 in no time given its newly conquests into global market via the Viral Marketing weapon called iPhone/iTouch that will generate enormous Mac sales where little if any existed.

The iPhone / iTablet is the new handheld computing platform. Why do you think Oppenheimer and Co whispered such notion for whom wanted to listen? Because they're all set to free that beast. Furthermore, Jobs had already confessed they had a Tablet ready but opted to not launch it at the time.

I wouldn't be surprised if the iTablet product was developed prior to the iPhone but Apple saw the latter potential as a viral marketing weapon and decided to go for it. The new iTablet will be a always on device through its 3G/Wi-Fi connectivity too.

So, Intel PR – not the Intel-DE Ceo – had to come out to say this!

actually believe that was Samuel Clemens a.k.a. Mark Twain.

ex ped: Interesting. I've seen it attributed to both, but more often to Churchill than to Clemens. It's not in my Bartlett's. Anybody got the definitive word on this?

Bloggers want to be treated as journalist but do not want to abide by rules of journalism.

http://www.ismashphone.com/iphone_news/page/4/

arn

This article was corrected on the 15th may by an official report by intel.

On the other hand there is another update in the zdnet article linking to "PC Games Hardware" (http://www.pcgameshardware.de/aid,643741/News/Iphone_2_mit_Intel-Atom-Chip-_oder_doch_nicht/). They are saying that they also had a reporter at the press conference in munich. And he confirms that Schwaderer named the iphone as one field of application for the Atom.

greetz from Mannheim, Germany

ex ped: We now agree that the translation is accurate. What's not so clear is what Schwaderer actually said and what it means. Intel's version — that Schwaderer was using an iPhone with a larger screen as an example of the kind of device in which Atom might find a home — seems more credible than the interpretation ZDNet put on it: that Intel Germany's CEO a) could speak definitively Apple's product plans and b) that he would do so in front of reporters at a birthday bash at BMW World.