Today Myitablet.com has published very interesting photo of Chinese iPhone’s Keyboard from Shanghai. Looks not so bad in my opinion. Chinese hackers have made impossible - embedded 3500 chinese hieroglyphs in about 40 buttons…

And now some Wiki information. In Chinese language each morpheme (a significant syllable) means one unique hieroglyph. The official language of China (Putunhua) contains about 400 syllables differing by sound structure; language tones multiplies this number by three-four times. The official list contains almost 3500 most common hieroglyphs.

We all Russians and Americans are very lucky people (in Russian language - 31 letters, in English - 26 letters).

Today Google has released through YouTube a Video-FAQ on how to setup IMAP Gmail on your Apple iPhone. Watch step-by-step detailed instructions from Google below.

Today my colleges from iPhoneMatters have published very interesting story called “Why The Gphone And iPhone Won’t Kill Each Other”. Read some excerpts from this post below.

“Google’s recent announcement of the Android OS has left us wondering what will happen to the cellular industry once a Gphone arrives. One thing is for sure, the Gphone won’t be an anything ‘killer’ but rather launch a revolution alongside the iPhone.

I could make this post about how the iPhone will squash the Android platform to protect my inner fanboyism but I’ll let others take care of that point of view. Anything could happen considering we won’t see a Gphone until 2008, however we can analyze the platform’s potential effects.

Google intends to unleash an easy to use platform for mobile devices and crippling those who dare try to interfere by locking it down. This idea of an open platform is achieved through open source underpinnings plus the initiative taken by dozens of companies prevents any one entity from slaughtering the original goals of this project.

For this platform to really take off, Google would have to employ guerrilla like tactics and attract consumers in droves. As of now, the only way to judge the Gphone is it’s a linux based smartphone, not so unique when you consider that smart phones don’t make up the majority of handset sales.

It won’t be the Gphone itself that drives the iPhone but Google’s motivation to reinvent the cellular industry. This will force carriers and handset manufacturers to adapt or be obsoleted.”