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I Talk About the iPhone on ‘Charlie Rose’

July 1, 2007 at 12:01 pm PT

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On Friday, the day Apple’s iPhone debuted, I appeared on “Charlie Rose” on PBS to discuss how the handheld device works and what it means for the future of cellphones. The interview appears below. You can read the review of the iPhone by me and Katherine Boehret here.

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  • http://allthingsd.com/ Paul Levinson
  • http://allthingsd.com/ Rod Borghese

    I enjoyed the discussion. The iphone is a great platform to build upon. This is good for competition between the blackberry and iphone. It will push each company to new breakthroughs. I’ll be testing both for use off the grid. http://www.go-offgrid.com

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