We know how catchy the song from the iPhone commercials is, so we're by no means suprised you've come looking for it. After quite a bit of digging for a tidbit of knowledge we expected to be plastered everywhere, we finally found it.
The music featured in the iPhone commercials is from a song entitled Perfect Timing by a band named Orba Squara, an "organic" music group out of New York city.
You can listen to Perfect Timing on Orba Squara's MySpace page.
Today in the pre-launch world of the Apple iPhone finds us taking a welcome break from the "serious" side of iPhone news and information, to report on something that's simply interesting and somewhat fun.Recent news out of Apple and industry analyst firms suggest that the iPhone may miss it's release target. Late this week it was announced that Apple was forced to shift engineers from their Leopard OS project, delaying that products launch, in order to try to keep the iPhone's release on schedule.
One of the most off-putting aspects of the iPhone for many hopeful owners has been the reported high price tag that will supposedly be slapped on the iPhone at the time of it's release (sometime during June 2007). Initial indications from Apple and AT&T/Cingular at the time of the Steve Jobs' keynote address which introduced the iPhone placed the iPhone pricetag at $499 for the 4GB model and $599 for the 8GB model.
June 2007.
The countdown has begun!
On your iPhone, when the iPhone is released and you go buy the iPhone at a licensed Apple or Cingular retail store.
Just kidding. We found a nice, high quality version right here (and it's free):
