I just noticed that the one I bought at the beginning of the month doesn't say iPhone on it…

 

Nothing on the box either.

Paul (of MoDaCo) and xda-developers have been asked to remove all links and screenshots to the iPhone Pocket PC skin.

I guess Steve wasn't kidding.

Let's hope Cisco is not kidding either. There's really nothing like getting a little taste of your own medicine.

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Talking about iPhone skinning, check out Jenneth's.

Sleek No 3G? 4 or 8GB. No Card Slot? June 2007? Will Linksys sue over the trademarked name? Touch screen? Is it smudge-proof too? Needs two hands to operate! On-screen keyboard = no two fingers typing. $499 and $599 with contract. Ouch! CPU speed anyone? USB vs. iPod connector? Will Mobile Safari support WAP, XHTML-MP, etc.? Calendar & Contacts integration? MS Exchange? iCal? Mobile Safari seems painfully slow over Wi-Fi. Extensible by Third Parties? GPS? No expanded or removable battery. No tunes download/syncing over Wi-Fi. No Java or J2ME?

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• Linksys/Cisco has already filed suit against Apple for trademark infringement.
• Apple will not allow third parties to release applications for the iPhone.

Erik's Pulse has been published.

By default the Bluetooth device name on the Cingular 8525 is the owner's registered name.

The device name can be changed by using a registry editor to modify the following key:

\HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Bluetooth\Settings\Local Name

Worked like charm for me.