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    Silicon Valley venture capital firm Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers also announced a $100 million iFund to foster the new iPhone developer platform and encourage independent developers and entrepreneurs to build new programs for the iPhone. "It's going to make the iPhone twice as useful ... iPhone Hacks." "You've got thousands of new reasons to buy the iPhone." Full Article at San Francisco Chronicle
    It's going to make the iPhone twice as useful ... iPhone Hacks.
    SOURCE: San Francisco Chronicle 20 months ago
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Apple asks outside developers for iPhone apps
  1. We put a lot of thought into it ... We think it's a real problem.
    SOURCE: San Francisco Chronicle 20 months ago
  2. You've got thousands of new reasons to buy the iPhone.
    SOURCE: San Francisco Chronicle 20 months ago
  3. This is the next PC ... This is the future.
    – John Doerr SOURCE: San Francisco Chronicle 20 months ago
  4. we can track them down and tell their parents
    Steve Jobs – Steve Jobs SOURCE: San Francisco Chronicle 20 months ago
  5. They answered every objection enterprises have for deploying ... This gets them in the game.
    SOURCE: San Francisco Chronicle 20 months ago
  6. consistently fielding calls from enterprise customers ... We know there's a lot of interest.
    SOURCE: San Francisco Chronicle 20 months ago

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