Apple iPhone 3GS
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- Anonymous
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- 08 Oct 2009
Anonymous, 08 Oct 2009You said you've tried the iphone and you're not interest in... moreevery apple product is overprice if compare 2 other,mp3 player,mac book n iphone. apple just wan 2 get rich faster with it less tech product
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- Anonymous
- irV
- 08 Oct 2009
iceman, 08 Oct 2009to all the iPhone users......i have been thinking about get... moreThere is an app for that ;-) (air sharing)
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- iceman
- Mf5
- 08 Oct 2009
to all the iPhone users......i have been thinking about getting a new phone and i was thinking about iPhone 3GS.....my question is.....can i drag and drop files from my pc to the phone in any ways.....that is will my pc detect the phone as a flash drive.......i need to know cause i need to see my ms office files on the go and i need to load them on the phone from my pc......is it really possible......thanks in adv
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- iphonephilo
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- 08 Oct 2009
You know guys, latest topic was about cars and iPhone, and now about health and iPhone, this prove to me again that any reading is educative. It is off topic yes it is true, but it is also nice to see that mobile phones are taking us everywhere and reflect many aspects of our society and way of living. It is not an electronic device that we used to use it to communicate with others, it is becoming the closest friend to us that facilitate our life, and that we defend it to the end when attacked from others.
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- iphonephilo
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- 08 Oct 2009
Anonymous, 08 Oct 2009LOL, sorry for calling you a criminal. I guess piracy are p... more"I support anti piracy as well, and that is why I like Apple products"
Bravo
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- mF5
- 08 Oct 2009
migrants / liver transpplants / piracy ... ppl seriously get a grip and talk bout the iphone as your suppossed too
all you ppl going on a complete rant about complete bs .... anyways 3gs compared to hd2 , no comparison , htc all the way ;)
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- Anonymous
- 4TA
- 08 Oct 2009
Anonymous, 01 Jan 1970LOL, sorry for calling you a criminal. I guess piracy are petty crimes that are not serious and are more tolerable, but it's still a crime. Yes, no one would die, but I am sure you won't appreciate anyone distributing your work for free, wouldn't you?
You obviously do not care. But you need to respect Apple for considering and protecting other people's interests as well. It should not be counted against them. I support anti piracy as well, and that is why I like Apple products.
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- Anonymous
- 4TA
- 08 Oct 2009
Anonymous, 01 Jan 1970Tax write off or not, those monetary contributions still benefit the community. As I have told you, I am a healthcare professional. I've known of younger girls than 17 years old die. So you are preaching at the wrong person :) Jobs got a transplant because he found a WILLING donor. Do you know what a WILLING DONOR means? Blame the donor for selling his/her organ to him instead of giving/selling it to someone else. Now, unless you can prove to us that Jobs got his transplant illegally, it would be smart if you just shut your mouth up. Because the more you post on things that you know little about, the sillier you look :)
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- Strong Eagle
- 2@T
- 08 Oct 2009
All you ranters: WHAT does anything you are talking about have to do with the iPhone? Have you ever heard of ON TOPIC. C'mon, people... quit polluting this discussion group.
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- Anonymous
- FJT
- 08 Oct 2009
Anonymous, 08 Oct 2009People with money in the u.s get fast medical help and that... moreYou do not know what you are talking about. The state of CA alone spends billions of dollars for public healthcare. And guess what? We cover medical costs even for ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS. Do you know how much money the US spends on medical care for immigrants alone? Let's see how Canada and Switzerland would do if they also accomodate medical care for both legal and illegal immigrants like the US does.
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- Anonymous
- P@c
- 08 Oct 2009
Anonymous, 07 Oct 2009The N900 doesn't do MMS. The N900 can't play Facebook vi... moreThe maemo community will do something about it, so shut your trap.
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- Anonymous
- FJT
- 08 Oct 2009
Anonymous, 08 Oct 2009Here u go mr.know it all. insurance matters to "Since... moreThere are thousands of patients who've undergone transplant procedures and didn't have to pay a penny. Medi-Cal, Medicaide and Medicare has covered the costs. The scarcity is in the availability of the organs. That is why there is a transplant listing. And yes, without public healthcare, a lot of people could not afford to pay out of pocket for the procedure.
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- Anonymous
- FJT
- 08 Oct 2009
Anonymous, 08 Oct 2009dont give me any more of your bs since you have no knowledg... moreMe? No knowledge of the US healthcare? Lol. I just happen to work in the public healthcare field. Do you want me to educate you on the different protocols on how the transplant listing works? Or maybe you want to explain to us how we determine a transplant candidate to be on the list. Go on :)
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- Anonymous
- FJT
- 08 Oct 2009
Anonymous, 08 Oct 2009I Quote again. "In countrys such as Canada or Switzerland ... moreUmmm, you didn't answer my question. Do you know who donated their organ for Jobs? Do you know how long he's been on the transplant list? Can you dictate a donor as to who they want to donate their organ to? Please stop the melodrama as if you run a charity for transplant patients. Do you know how much money Jobs donate every year to charities?
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- Anonymous
- FJT
- 08 Oct 2009
Anonymous, 01 Jan 1970Oh and it's Jobs fault that girl died. Do you know how many poor people around the world died because they cannot afford medical treatment? And you want to blame Jobs for all of those deaths? Again, your hate for the iphone has turned you into an irrational fool. Gosh you're a crazy person.
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- Anonymous
- Mty
- 08 Oct 2009
Anonymous, 01 Jan 1970iphone users made jobs rich to get his transplant fast.
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- Anonymous
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- 08 Oct 2009
Anonymous, 08 Oct 2009Ummm, was there anything illegal about Steve Jobs transplan... moreI Quote again. "In countrys such as Canada or Switzerland that have national health care systems, a patients FINANCES dont influence access to organs to the same extent." from the same article regarding jobs transplant.
I guess people with money in the states, is their life more important than those without money?
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- Anonymous
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- 08 Oct 2009
Anonymous, 08 Oct 2009Ummm, was there anything illegal about Steve Jobs transplan... moredont give me any more of your bs since you have no knowledge of how the health care system works in the states.
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- 08 Oct 2009
Anonymous, 08 Oct 2009Ummm, was there anything illegal about Steve Jobs transplan... moreHere u go mr.know it all.
insurance matters to
"Since 2003, UNOS has required that transplant centers inform all candidates that they can be evaluated and listed at more than one center, and that they can also transfer their care from one center to another without losing the time they have accruddd on the waiting list. However,not everyone can afford to fly around the country and be evaluated at more than one transplant center. In fact,many people cant afford a liver transplant, period." "the cost of a liver transplant is $519,600- a price tag that excludes roughly one-third of americans because they dont have sufficent insurance(or any insurance)"
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- Anonymous
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- 08 Oct 2009
Anonymous, 08 Oct 2009Ummm, was there anything illegal about Steve Jobs transplan... morePeople with money in the u.s get fast medical help and thats the truth.The health plan in the states sucks unless you're rich.What if a kid couldn't get the transplant in time cause jobs has money and the kid died.Is that fair? Dont talk about this hate B.S.