Apple iPhone
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- Mathias
- i4d
- 30 Aug 2007
It is a revolutionary phone in design, concept and usage..very futuristic. I have seen a demo and deeply impressed. I use a blackberry...but wouldn't mind having this toy!
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- Deepak singh
- iwq
- 30 Aug 2007
iphone is a 1st product ur company but phone is good and feature is so good. But price is very high so please change the price. And one thing ur company PC is good.
Best of Luckkkkkkkkkkkk
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- Bad Too
- Sgn
- 30 Aug 2007
Bad Bob,
Don't buy an iPhone and certainly don't buy three. I don't want this product to be for the masses. Just like Macintosh. It is not for all. It is for a dedicated group of people that wants to be different.
I see loads of new "unreleased" demo devices pass through my company from different manufacturers but nothing is like the iPhone. A new SEMC or Nokia device is fun for about 30 seconds. I am still thrilled after one month with my iPhone.
It is just that we are different personalities.
You - mainstream
Me - different
Don't buy the iPhone - stay with your SEMC device. It's your choice.
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- Sean
- Nxs
- 30 Aug 2007
Don't waste your money, it does less than the average cell phone. Apple created hype and people fell for it.
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- Anonymous
- 4ug
- 30 Aug 2007
look at this popularelect.com they got the unlocked iphone i was looking at there website for long time now they have it wow but the price kills me
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- Anonymous
- 4Tx
- 30 Aug 2007
Here's another website for your info:
Check this out>>>>>
http://www.popularmechanics.com/technology/reviews/4220784.html?page=1
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- Anonymous
- 4Tx
- 30 Aug 2007
If the phone has wifi, I don't think 3G or HSDPA is a big deal. I think Edge connection is good enough to retrieve you emails or use the google map to help you find the location. Use the wifi if you want to browse in the internet. The Iphone make your life easier.
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- Anonymous
- PB1
- 30 Aug 2007
hmm, let's see... the touch-screen idea was amazing, but, no 3G, no HSDPA, no video-call, no expandable memory card, no organizer, bad messaging software, no sms delivery report, and many more cons.
well, i definitely not want it.
and i doubt that it would sell well here in my country, coz many people here love the 3G features very much.
IMO, apple should learn from other phone manufacturers, since they have more experiences for making good cellphones.
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- carlos
- n9u
- 29 Aug 2007
another review from a well know site,about iphone sms.
http://www.mobile-review.com/articles/2007/iphone-sms-en.shtml
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- baz
- nyD
- 29 Aug 2007
the best lookin fone ever.it has everything you cocld ever want and its well worth buying
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- Anonymous
- 4TD
- 29 Aug 2007
Is there any GSM carrier in the US that provides a 3g connection and if there's one, how much? I'm just wondering why most of the critics wants a 3G when in fact an Edge connection will do the job for you to retrieve your basic email or to use a google map to find a location.
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- Anonymous
- 4TD
- 29 Aug 2007
Iphone comes with 8gb and 4gb, Is there any high end products like Nokia or SE that comes with the same capacity?
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- Anonymous
- 4TD
- 29 Aug 2007
N95 does not even have a touch screen nor a stylus. How is that? How can you compare apple and orange?
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- Anonymous
- 4mX
- 29 Aug 2007
yo compare wcdma 2100 + quadband + hsdpa edge + bluetooth + 2.0 a2dp + wi fi b/g + voip fm radio internet radio + 5mp + gps symbian os 3rd ed 9.2 tv-out 3.5 mmjack output the new model will have 8gb
there are more features on a n95 then on a iphone and a w960 htc smartphones ...
symbian is better with nokia
iphone cant do as much as my n95
i phone is good for music and video thats it
nokia is the best to have witgh all the connections capacity
if you only like the sony ericsson or i phone you wount do as much as a nokia symbian phone can do
even a small phone like e65 dose more cuz it s a blackberry...
i have a iphone and a n95 and so many things i can do with the n95 compared to the iphone it s amaysing
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- Anonymous
- 0h5
- 28 Aug 2007
98% iphone owner extremely happy.
i still have N80. but not happy at all
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- Anonymous
- m{k
- 28 Aug 2007
I agree with what Bad Bob said earlier.
"Steve Jobs claimed it was the thinnest smartphone ever. WRONG (its not even a smartphone for does who think it is, it is a multimedia phone)
he claimed it has a software breakthrough at least five years more advanced than its competitors WRONG again (the iphone even lacks features on basic phones)
iPhone lacks a number of other handheld features that have not already been mentioned and are common in competing devices, including voice dialing, voice recording, instant messaging, a memory card slot, MMS, tethering, A2DP, common Bluetooth file transfer (OBEX), GPS capability, copy and paste, native games, support for MP3 files as ringtones, and it can not even film video. it lacks 3G, HSCSD, HSDPA, and it can be HACKED. other people can take control of this phone!
How usefull are its fancy features such as acceleremeter for auto-rotate? not very. are you going to rotate your phone all day? it has a touchscreen keyboard slower than an actual one. multi input useful? it makes the phone more friendly to your fingers but this feature is present in other phones and there are other fancy features it lacks, TouchFLO, VueFLO, Drag and drop, Vibetonz, handwriting recognition.
all music and videos must be loaded from itunes, so you just lose even more money :-) (iTunes + iPhone = iProfit)
if you want a multimedia phone like the iphone, get the Sony Ericsson W960.
if you want a phone mostly because of its camera get an XCute with 8MPx or the Samsung with 10MPx
if you want a good smartphone look at HTC, Qtek, i-mate, O2, Dopod. HTC is the worlds no1 smartphone provider. Qtek, i-mate, O2, Dopod are just different names for HTC.
i i have enough money to buy 3 iPhones if anyone can convince me that it is worth it, against all i hv just said, ill buy 3 iphones
Bad Bob"
i dont what people see in the iphone
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- Anonymous
- 4Tx
- 28 Aug 2007
It depends how you prefer to use the phone, if you will use mostly on retrieving email, web browsing and basic phone calls I think you are better off with the Iphone. N95 is a good phone but the maximum capacity of the battery is not enough to supply all the needs to operate. If you will use primarily in taking pictures and gps and phone calls go with the N95. I owned both of them but I'm leaning towards the Iphone.
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- Anonymous
- Uqw
- 27 Aug 2007
this is just an ipod with phone nothing else
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- joy
- Pgh
- 27 Aug 2007
Is tel very good,but my phone is problem,today...