Edward Kirk
May 29th, 2009, 03:21 PM
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<i>AppleInsider</i> says "people familiar with Apple's training program" tell them that new self-guided training materials are being distributed to AppleCare agents teaching them about the features in iPhone OS 3.0, and they "definitely covered" the direct downloading of movies and TV shows to the device itself. <!--break-->
The sources also added that the distribution of the training was unusually early, distributed roughly six weeks ahead of the product launch date.
It is believed that AT&T's plans to double their 3G network speed to 7.2Mbps. Such plans may better suit video downloading and streaming over the air. Otherwise, limiting video downloading from iTunes to WiFi only would be reasonable, given the far greater file size of video compared to music and apps.
[via <a href="http://www.appleinsider.com/articles/09/05/29/apple_briefs_staff_on_wireless_iphone_movie_and_tv _downloads.html" target="_blank">AppleInsider</a>]</div>
<i>AppleInsider</i> says "people familiar with Apple's training program" tell them that new self-guided training materials are being distributed to AppleCare agents teaching them about the features in iPhone OS 3.0, and they "definitely covered" the direct downloading of movies and TV shows to the device itself. <!--break-->
The sources also added that the distribution of the training was unusually early, distributed roughly six weeks ahead of the product launch date.
It is believed that AT&T's plans to double their 3G network speed to 7.2Mbps. Such plans may better suit video downloading and streaming over the air. Otherwise, limiting video downloading from iTunes to WiFi only would be reasonable, given the far greater file size of video compared to music and apps.
[via <a href="http://www.appleinsider.com/articles/09/05/29/apple_briefs_staff_on_wireless_iphone_movie_and_tv _downloads.html" target="_blank">AppleInsider</a>]</div>