anyone own an iphone?
For the price it cost $0.00, what do I have to loose?
I got to thinking after the fact....it's not about the phone, it's about the coverage in your area. I would be so pissed if I had the iPhone and couldn't use it in my house like my wife's friend...AT&T simply does NOT work in our house. We can talk in our basement with our Sprint phones, but you have to go outside with AT&T.
This of course only works if you have a landline...which I do not.
The latest 3.0 OS allows you to do this...or what I was reading it seemed that way. They added alot of stuff that was not currently there in this update.
I iPhone sucks sack if you want a REAL smartphone. If you are just in it to have a trendy device that works good enough for basic communication and information storage, go for it.
Apple will release the 3.0 iPhone software in the coming months... and they are FINALLY entering the 80s with cut-and-paste capability, and the 90s with MMS capability. The iJoke is finally catching up a bit. Maybe in a couple years it will turn into a real smartphone... we'll see.
Apple will release the 3.0 iPhone software in the coming months... and they are FINALLY entering the 80s with cut-and-paste capability, and the 90s with MMS capability. The iJoke is finally catching up a bit. Maybe in a couple years it will turn into a real smartphone... we'll see.
I iPhone sucks sack if you want a REAL smartphone. If you are just in it to have a trendy device that works good enough for basic communication and information storage, go for it.
Apple will release the 3.0 iPhone software in the coming months... and they are FINALLY entering the 80s with cut-and-paste capability, and the 90s with MMS capability. The iJoke is finally catching up a bit. Maybe in a couple years it will turn into a real smartphone... we'll see.
Apple will release the 3.0 iPhone software in the coming months... and they are FINALLY entering the 80s with cut-and-paste capability, and the 90s with MMS capability. The iJoke is finally catching up a bit. Maybe in a couple years it will turn into a real smartphone... we'll see.
Copy and paste would be a nice to have, but it hasn't changed the fact that my iPhone is the best phone I've ever had. It does everything I want it to, and as far as the internet browsing experience goes, it's second to none.
Hey, with 17 million folks around the globe owning one its obviously a decent product. However, it really is just an entry-level smartphone. There are insanely better products out there depending on what you actually want to do with the phone and how efficient you want to be.
Just a quick follow up... I received the Omnia late this afternoon and already have internet sharing working over the Omnia's WiFi ... After using the iPhone for a year, Mobile Windows does blow as much as it use too. But at least I do not have to worry about dropped calls on AT&T networks and I can utilize the Verizon internet connection for my Apple Products (any where, any time and without cables.)
I believe that Apple could make the iPhone the best smartphone out there, at any moment. However, if they beat everyone in one fell swoop, what next? They would have no reason to keep trying things. They clearly know what people want/need, as they've sold 17 million of these little buggers thus far (in just shy of 2 years).
As far as ease of use and style, nothing comes close to the iPhone. Nothing.
The only things I would like to see added are MS Office and iWork native apps. That would truly make the device a clear HR in my opinion.
As far as ease of use and style, nothing comes close to the iPhone. Nothing.
The only things I would like to see added are MS Office and iWork native apps. That would truly make the device a clear HR in my opinion.
Last edited by BigTRQ; Mar 19, 2009 at 01:18 AM.
I believe that Apple could make the iPhone the best smartphone out there, at any moment. However, if they beat everyone in one fell swoop, what next? They would have no reason to keep trying things. They clearly know what people want/need, as they've sold 17 million of these little buggers thus far (in just shy of 2 years).
As far as ease of use and style, nothing comes close to the iPhone. Nothing.
The only things I would like to see added are MS Office and iWork native apps. That would truly make the device a clear HR in my opinion.
As far as ease of use and style, nothing comes close to the iPhone. Nothing.
The only things I would like to see added are MS Office and iWork native apps. That would truly make the device a clear HR in my opinion.
Last edited by MDK; Mar 19, 2009 at 12:36 PM.


