Apple iPhone
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- Anonymous
- nj3
- 01 Jan 2008
still 5 million phones and VERY successful I know it bothers you but that is a fact of life !
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- Anonymous
- nj3
- 01 Jan 2008
N95 dimensions : 99 x 53 x 21 mm, 96 cc
Iphone dimensions : 115 x 61 x 11.6 mm 82 cc
Iphone = smaller
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- Anonymous
- Sjt
- 01 Jan 2008
apple comes with very good ideas but they have to do more to inpres me
the i phone is an exelent divise put the glass screen can easly broke and the i phone is very big IT IS VERY DIFFICULT TO PUT IT IN YOUR POCET
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- Anonymous
- nj3
- 01 Jan 2008
Is it too difficult to understand that what makes the difference is OSX
and its user friendly platform that any computer illiterate uses right away, and not the hardware, bluetooth, speaker , video and bla bla bla...
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- Anonymous
- nj3
- 01 Jan 2008
If you say so, but Apple sold 5 miliion Iphones in five months and became the number one mobile internet platform with OSX
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- Anonymous
- Sjt
- 01 Jan 2008
the i phone it is a huge thing i would not call it a mobile phone i would call it a size 11 sliper
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- Anonymous
- ix5
- 01 Jan 2008
You should know T3, Stuff magazine and most every other publication has already named the second revision iPhone out later this year as the gadget of 2008 and it hasnt even been announced yet!
They say there is no doubt it is the most anticipated and will be the best gadget of 2008 unless competition step up their game, pointing to Nokia I presume mainly.
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- Anonymous
- ix5
- 01 Jan 2008
Apple created the keyboard and mouse you're using to type on this forum.
Nokia will never have Multi touch like the iPhone because it is patented to Apple, and being an all round technology company they will have the resources that will lead to them knock Nokia from its top spot.
Nokia has boring menu systems which haven't changed in 10 years! There is no innovation with Nokia.
I think eventually Nokia will be phased out of the mobile market altogether by Apple, Sony Ericsson and Samsung, even Motorola. They will end up like Sega has in the video games industry, producing bits of software here and there but no longer competing in hardware. Nokia are in very deep trouble, like Apple were back in 1997 before Steve Jobs came back, on the brink of closing down completely.
The only way they can claw their way back is to start showing more innovation in product design both in and out.
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- allan
- q{U
- 01 Jan 2008
agree with below
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- Nick
- nxw
- 01 Jan 2008
Nokia phones change all the time. They get more features with every model thats brought out. SO shut up.
and please, "this is apples first attempt"
yes well you might find apple have been making computers for years now and i don't think adding bluetooth, MMS or a video camera would have been too difficult...
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- Anonymous
- ix5
- 01 Jan 2008
To all the N95 lovers out there, right now the N95 may have more features but once Apple get to grips with the market the next generation of iPhone will have everything the N95 and its successors (N96) have spec for spec.
Then it will come down to a case of who has the better design, innovation and user interface/experience. When this happens Nokia is in serious trouble because it simply cannot compete with Apple on this front unless they copy them like Windows copies every version of Mac OSX.
Vista is a carbon copy of TIger which we Mac owners had 2-3 years ago. Now we have Leopard which is even better. The next version of Windows in 6-8 years time will be Leopard under a different name and slightly redeisgned by Microsoft.
Once Apple reach this stage in 1-2 years Nokia is in serious serious trouble. Their no.1 crown in the mobile market is wobbling! And they know it is!
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- Anonymous
- ix5
- 01 Jan 2008
With the iPhone you have to look at the bigger picture, this is Apples first attempt at a mobile phone. The lack of MMS, video recording and Bluetooth file transfer is all fixable with a simple software update. It is just a question of when that update will come, which I'm sure is not too far off.
The phone is a dream to use and I cant wait for the second generation of iPhone. I used the Nokia N95 and it is nowhere near as fun or intuitive.
In 2 years time I foresee Apple exceeding Nokia in the mobile market. Apple are innovators and Nokia phones havent changed much in the last 10 years. In terms of Nokia design their phones have become the ugliest things on the market. Nokia are no longer big players its all Sony Ericsson and Samsung now.
Apple in the next few years will put technology into the iPhone that no one has ever heard of. They invented the CD drive, floppy dick drive, first with GUI on a computer, firewire, the mouse the list is endless, and they are certainly well on their way to reinventing the phone.
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- Anonymous
- TIE
- 01 Jan 2008
I used this phone for a day , than decide to sell it. Noting is special about this phone. Bluetooth cant share file , only for ear piece use. Speaker so soft. NO MMS.....Stick to others established phone brand , you wotn regret.....Apple need to concentrate o MP3 player...for phone the experts deal with it...
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- Anonymous
- RwS
- 01 Jan 2008
Best Functional Device Ever...desPITE lack of features presently.
Gone are my desires to ever return to any of my treos, Helios , Ubiquito 503, Goldfish 800, TyTn/Tilts (hacked to the gills).........
The interface and operational simplicity is plain genius and expanded upon will be incredibly satisfying to this gadget junkie.
All other models/OS's as presently known will be obsolete...with this device as the developmental template for years to come.
Gphone is only potential competitor in forseeable future.
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- Anonymous
- nj3
- 31 Dec 2007
Why don't you invest your bucks based on GSM Arena ratings....
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- Anonymous
- nj3
- 31 Dec 2007
And that is Five million in five months and stock up 130% since the Iphone introduction.
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- Anonymous
- nj3
- 31 Dec 2007
The only rating that means something is units sold and value of the stock
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- Anonymous
- q{U
- 31 Dec 2007
design, features and performance the n95 rates higher on gsm arena than the i phone. Design , you iphone boy's are always saying how much nicer the iphone looks. Not to me and especially not according to the vote's on gsm arena.
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- Nick
- nxw
- 31 Dec 2007
we aren't jealous of the iphone. We are just documenting that it doesnt actually do anything. The touch screen on it however is undeniably fantastic (contradictry to the awful screens on the ipods)
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- Anonymous
- nj3
- 31 Dec 2007
Today the whole Nasdaq is Down, but Apple is UP, even without bluetooth file transfer .....
Wake up, the market analysts know very well where the Iphone is leading the stock value....