Nachdem Steve Jobs in einer fulminanten Show das neue iPhone von Apple vorgestellt hat, ist Steve Ballmer von Microsoft unter Zugzwang geraten.
Vielleicht wäre da das “o Phone” eine Lösung:
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1 comment so far
oFone anstatt iPhone
wow. die haben sich da aber viel arbeit mit gemacht. respekt. naja aber m$ hat eh genug kohle, um sich sowas leisten zu können.
mir gefällt allerdings das iPhone besser. sry m$! wann kann man das oFone kaufen? sthene schon preise fest?
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