Apple iPhone 3G
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- Anonymous
- 3Y5
- 19 Apr 2009
Anonymous, 19 Apr 2009what will hapen if i want to use an iphone with other netwo... moreJust put your SIM inside...
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- Anonymous
- Mx@
- 19 Apr 2009
what will hapen if i want to use an iphone with other network,coz im curently on vodafone and iv got an iphone from my bfriend?????
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- Anonymous
- 3Y5
- 19 Apr 2009
Anon, 19 Apr 2009Immitation of iPhone... yeah, because the specs are compara... moreHow many did they sell, how many apps are there available
where is the app store ?????????
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- Anon
- pY5
- 19 Apr 2009
Immitation of iPhone... yeah, because the specs are comparable =S
Not only did LG do touch screen well before iPhone, but the actual specs of their current touch screens are far better, and they are still looking to improve > The GD900, GC900, KM900?
2 phones announced that frankly are far better than anything else on offer and 1 that's comfortably better than iPhone that's out already =P
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- Martin from Macedoni
- 0U@
- 19 Apr 2009
I have purchase this phone in Friday and it is the best phone i have ever had, I absolutely love it!!!
Long life APPLE and iPHONE
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- Anonymous
- 3Y5
- 19 Apr 2009
Anonymous, 19 Apr 2009Man, is that ever funny. So what you are saying is it's bet... moreBest solution is Switzerland, no crime, excellent data plans from Swisscom
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- anjo
- vaQ
- 19 Apr 2009
yeah, think twice before saying anything. LG was the first one to release a touchscreen phone[PRADA] than Apple. stupid.
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- Anonymous
- jHv
- 19 Apr 2009
Anonymous, 19 Apr 2009I may live in a convict colony but at least we don't have t... moreMan, is that ever funny. So what you are saying is it's better to live somewhere ridden with crime that has good cell phone plans with data then the opposite of a safe place to live with expensive cell phone plans with data???
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- Anonymous
- 3Y5
- 19 Apr 2009
Wireless phones replaced wired ones and the same will happen with virtual keyboards replacing mechanical ones, once you get used you never go back !
Typing on glass is the way to go, mechanical keyboards, flip out are prehistoric devices, just wait and see, anything you can do with software to replace hardware
is a clear winner, remember typewriters ??
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- Anonymous
- 3Y5
- 19 Apr 2009
April 14, 2009 - 12:04 A.M.
Forrester Research *gasp* recommends the iPhone for enterprise
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TAGS:enterprise, forrester, Gartner, iPhone, IT Administrators, research
IT TOPICS:Business Intelligence, Emerging Technology, Enterprise Software & Services, Macintosh & Apple, Mobile & Wireless, Personal Technology, Windows & Microsoft
Forrester Research's Ted Schadler put out a report today called “Making iPhone Work In The Enterprise: Early Lessons Learned,” which chronicles three companies' experiences with integrating the iPhone into their enterprise. Kraft Foods, Oracle and Amylin Pharmaceuticals all took the plunge, and their experiences were overwhelmingly good.
So good, in fact, that Forrester opened up the report with the following:
The iPhone’s intuitive interface, superior browsing experience, and rapidly evolving developer tool kit make content-centric applications far more appealing on an iPhone than on a BlackBerry or Windows Mobile device. While BlackBerry is still the email and calendaring winner, iPhone devotees do make the shift to typing on glass.”
They follow with a list of reasons that IT management should consider the iPhone.
Employees like them. “In this era of Technology Populism, where consumer IT is often better than enterprise IT, it sometimes just makes sense to give employees the freedom to choose the tools they want.”
They make mobile collaboration easier. “As anybody with experience on both iPhones and BlackBerry will tell you, the Internet feels natural on an iPhone and a like a chore on a BlackBerry.”
iPhone users need less hand-holding. “All three firms have set up wikis so that employees can support each other. ‘Our early adopters sometimes teach things we’d rather our iPhone users not know, but overall they provide better support than we can,’ said one person we interviewed.”
They can be cheaper in the long run. “In at least one case, an iPhone adopter found that the data plans for previous mobile devices were more expensive than the consumer plans AT&T is offering for iPhones. This company was able to reset its baseline plan pricing 30% lower for all phones because it supported iPhone.”
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- Anonymous
- 3Y5
- 19 Apr 2009
rich, 19 Apr 2009my iphone 3g wont connect to the internet.something about c... moremake sure your bill is paid up and you have a valid data plan
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- peyman
- TuL
- 19 Apr 2009
how can I change ringtone and replace my favorite ringtone on my phone?
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- rich
- mCS
- 19 Apr 2009
my iphone 3g wont connect to the internet.something about cellular data?? i dont no how to rectify this problem.....help :D
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- Anonymous
- 3Y5
- 19 Apr 2009
Americans and Canadians stop writing stup!dit!es about one another,
we all live on the same planet and are all the same : humans !
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- NoName
- ibX
- 19 Apr 2009
LG so noob..
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- Anonymous
- 2CI
- 19 Apr 2009
Anonymous, 17 Apr 2009Is Apple also imitating the software and the App store from... more3Y5K, no they are not imitating that stuff. Apple's iPhoneOS is nothing like the LG Prada. Apple has innovated with the iPhone in terms of software and now LG have copied with their Arena.
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- Pepsi
- v0g
- 19 Apr 2009
Anonymous, 19 Apr 2009Watch your mouth, you're only on here to get away from your... morePot, meet kettle
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- Pepsi
- v0g
- 19 Apr 2009
Anonymous, 19 Apr 2009Of course mate, I'm a f#%$ing convict.
Come over so I ca... morebahahaha
thats so pro
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- mizuchi
- q{D
- 19 Apr 2009
Anonymous, 19 Apr 2009The Internet means you have a choice of where you get your ... morei haven't watched tv for 6 months i have my own problems to worry about XD
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- Anonymous
- vaH
- 19 Apr 2009
mizuchi, 19 Apr 2009no one really has a choice cause everyone thinks if it's fr... moreThe Internet means you have a choice of where you get your news, you can unshackle yourself from your TV and avoid US news sites altogether, including the one's from Australian ex-pat Rupert Murdoch, i.e. Fox.