Apple iPhone 3G
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- Karan
- wiU
- 08 Jan 2009
i bought iPhone 3g a week back & i would say it's pretty impressive. the display is the best quality & i have never seen such a crisp one before. true there are minor goof ups here & there in the gadget but i would say they are trivial ones. call quality ia also clear & reception is fine. messaging takes time getting used to but it is only a matter of hours before one starts typing flawlessly.
overall a revolutionary gadget with exceptional music player in terms of audio quality.
thank you apple for this wonderful product
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- Remiliano Stefano
- 0YM
- 08 Jan 2009
I've never seen a cell phone like that.Ican do whatever i like with my Iphone 3G.Thank you Apple for this product.
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- Anonymous
- n7j
- 07 Jan 2009
Duno, is this is iphone copy!
http://i.gizmodo.com/5125387/hello-kitty-touchscreen-cellphone-great-for-ages-5+6-and-morons-of-all-ages
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- Anonymous
- P%n
- 07 Jan 2009
shimizu, 07 Jan 2009can u start the phone without having a sim card inserted?
... moreMy iPhone is unlocked, I contacted my network and they sent me a message that told me how to do it, all I had to do was restore it in iTunes.
I got mine with Vodafone Australia.
People spread a lot of lies about this phone.
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- steve jobs
- n1X
- 07 Jan 2009
When is there going to be a new version of the apple iphone released?? do you think it will be around the same time as last year??
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- Anonymous
- kgg
- 07 Jan 2009
Grabber, 07 Jan 2009Because not everyone has email on there phone and you do ha... moreYou have to pay for internet on any phone. The Iphone simply requires you to have the unlimited data plan, which is good because otherwise you'd have to be counting Kilobytes. N95 can do quite a bit of things, but the size, lower price and near-perfect interface make the Iphone superior to the N95, at least on those levels. The N95 is more powerful, but in this day and age its not all about power and speed. Simplicity and fluidity is a big factor, and the Iphone delivers flawlessly.
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- shimizu
- 04{
- 07 Jan 2009
can u start the phone without having a sim card inserted?
and if u have to,does it have to be a working At&t sim card?
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- Anonymous
- miL
- 07 Jan 2009
Grabber, 07 Jan 2009Because not everyone has email on there phone and you do ha... moreDude, there is something called N96 16GB now :)
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- Anonymous
- M3s
- 07 Jan 2009
Grabber, 07 Jan 2009Because not everyone has email on there phone and you do ha... morenot so much N95 has lived its life and now its just old. iPhone is amazing.......... for youtube ^_^
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- ben and josh
- mCS
- 07 Jan 2009
you do have to pay for it. as it is a bundle for specific tariffs. i phone is gash.
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- Anonymous
- vCC
- 07 Jan 2009
Grabber, 07 Jan 2009Because not everyone has email on there phone and you do ha... moreSo what's the point of having smartphones if you aren't going to use them?
Almost everyone I know uses email on their phone's but we are all smart enough to realize the cost benefits.
You've got a pretty good phone why are you afraid to use it?
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- Grabber
- MZ8
- 07 Jan 2009
Because not everyone has email on there phone and you do have to pay for connecting to the net. iphone is for the internet. N95 8gb is still King!
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- Anonymous
- vCC
- 07 Jan 2009
Anonymous, 07 Jan 2009I love the iphone 3G, I work in a cell company store and i ... moreWhy bother with MMS and text, email is cheaper and you can write as much as you want.
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- Anonymous
- wgX
- 07 Jan 2009
I love the iphone 3G, I work in a cell company store and i cant regard it any higher, if you make the effort to set it up so it automatically downloads new podcasts everyday through my home wifi. Its a way of life, to have everything from my emais, notes and browser not to mention awesome games!!
only downside i can see is the lack of MMS messaging and TXT message forwarding... other that no other phone comes close to the apple O/S looks or feel!
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- HTC
- NHU
- 07 Jan 2009
this is a kak phone
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- Anonymous
- P%n
- 07 Jan 2009
sha, 07 Jan 2009hey can an one tell me how was the sound quality inn this p... moreDunno, but it sounds pretty good through a 2000 watt car stereo system and a 1000 watt home theatre system, due to the hifi quality sound processing.
I don't bother with stupid tinny phone speakers.
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- sha
- w9L
- 07 Jan 2009
hey can an one tell me how was the sound quality inn this phone for loud speker for mp3
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- Anonymous
- Puy
- 07 Jan 2009
To much problems for such a high-priced phone!
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- Pepsi
- v0g
- 07 Jan 2009
Anonymous, 07 Jan 2009The Nokia 5800 is a great phone on its own. Symbian is very... moreExcuse me, wtf are you doing?
This is not the 5800 page, this page is for the iPhone! Please go post your huge wall of text on the appropraite page
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- Anonymous
- kgg
- 07 Jan 2009
houzaifah, 06 Jan 2009hey just went to the link u gave about comparing 5800 and i... moreThe Nokia 5800 is a great phone on its own. Symbian is very versatile and from what I've seen the screen is great and controls are dynamic. As you said, there are many programs for Symbian, though there are arguably more for Iphone. The AppStore has revolutionized everything with regards to programs and games and even utilities for mobile phones (or at least the Iphone). The sheer multitude of applications available ranging from Music tools to many diverse games(Sim City was just released)to an MRI viewer. Also the simplicity of Iphone interface is unparalleled. Also, consistent updates from Apple are making more things possible, such as A2DP/file transfer Bluetooth, File manager, and even the ability to run other operating systems (Linux is now run-able on the Iphone through jailbreaking). The 5800 is great with many features, but the sad truth is that the Iphone still trumps it in terms of the "experience". It sounds cheesy but having used MANY phones, and owning an Iphone now, I can agree. The lack of multitasking isn't really noticed, and I would even say that it can "multitask" better than most other phones able to do so. It can load and close applications in seconds. Going from a webpage to txt messaging takes on average about 2 seconds. It's almost as if you are multitasking with EVERYTHING open at once given how quickly and easily it can switch programs. My suggestion would be to try one out for about an hour messing aroudn with it, calling people, maneuvering menus, and playing games. Web pages stay saved so that when you reopen the browser, they are still there. Any application that crashes can be opened again in seconds.