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It is not surprising that TIME Magazine picks iPhone as the best invention of the year. Other inventions that are cell phone related: Flexible screen (LG prototype):

Philip Elmer-DeWitt reports on Mac news from outside the reality distortion field. ... Choosing Time Magazine’s invention of the year isn’t always an easy task — I know ...

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The thing is hard to type on. It’s too slow. It’s too big. It doesn’t have instant messaging. It’s too expensive. It doesn’t support my work e-mail.

What an honour, I must say. Even though writer Lev Grossman starts out with some common complaints, he goes on to say five reasons the iPhone is so ground-breaking. Grossman

Blog entry about ‘Time’ Names iPhone ‘Invention Of The Year’ ... CNET News: Time, which likes to anoint things, has named Apple’s iPhone the “Invention of the Year ...

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It’s official, iPhone is the King of all tech. There are many things wrong with the iPhone, and TIME readily accepts it: you can barely type on it, too big really, no IM, lacks ...

I don't understand why Times gave the iPhone the title "invention of the year." The iPhone is a cellphone and a very nice one that could fit one of

1. The Invention * The problem to be solved: Communication by voice and video pictures using a mobile phone was not possible before this invention except by acquiring ...

January 9, 2008 in History of Science | 0 comments | Post a comment. Whose Phone Is It, Anyway: Did Bell Steal The Invention? In this episode, journalist and author Seth Shulman ...

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