Link: Surprise iPhone launch - Phones & PDAs - Gadgets - Technology - theage.com.au
The much-anticipated iPhone has been released. Surprisingly, it has no music functions and it’s not an Apple product.
The phone that everyone was expecting Apple to bring out - a hybid iPod-mobile phone - was instead launched by Linksys, a division of Cisco Systems.
Cisco has owned the iPhone trademark since 2000 when it took over a company called Infogear, which had registered the name in 1996.
Apple was expected to launch its hybid phone at the Macworld trade show which begins on January 9.
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