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iPhone 4 - what would you have done?

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Last Post: June 7, 2010:

By (Deleted User) June 7, 2010

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So who didn't watch, listen to, or at least follow a live blog of Steve Jobs' iPhone 4 intro? Guilty. I did.

What kept coming up is that Jobs couldn't do the demos of the iPhone 4 that required a Wi-Fi internet connection because the Wi-Fi in the facility they were in was all jammed up with 570 clients connected.

[url=http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Data-congestion-thwarts-Steve-apf-371324889.html?x=0&.v=6]Here's the AP version of the story.[/url]

So who's running the Wi-Fi at this event? Whose gear are they using? Why didn't they plan for ubiquitous Wi-Fi connections?

Seriously. This was a media event about a communications device. Every person there was FB-ing, tweeting, blogging, or at the very least the losers were composing huge emails. I would imagine there were a few trying to stream some video.

What would you have done if you were in charge of Wi-Fi at day 1 of Apple's WWDC?

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