Apple iPhone 4 - User opinions and reviews

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Jayzak
YcI
23 Jun 2010

AL, 23 Jun 2010Hey. I just want to know whats the deal with the micro sim?... morewell good luck, thats what u get for not reading the specs

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Jayzak
YcI
23 Jun 2010

[deleted post]it is not a matter of able to afford it or not, did u guys even check the spec and user agreements first? in terms of hardware wise the iphone 4 ONLY SUPPORTS micro sim card. which majority of the carrier dont have, second the iphone only come with a 5mp camera, as for the processor...well it is just standard. and lastly and personally i dont feel much of a difference between the new ios4 and 3.1.3 except the wallpaper which was suppose to have ever since year 2000, multitasking, (droids been doing it since) and some other feature that a phone SHOULD have. and the overall design for the iphone 4 is just dispointing. in short if u really look at it from a PERSON point of view (as oppose to fans) it really is not that impressive.

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AL
f3b
23 Jun 2010

Hey. I just want to know whats the deal with the micro sim? How does it work, were do i get it, how do i get it etc. Thing is i live in South Africa and the iPhone 4 will not be available for a while so I was thinking of ordering one, but it doesnt help if i cant use it because of the micro sim. Please help me.
Thanks

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Anonymous
Mtr
22 Jun 2010

Oh no, another iPhone copy.

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a84
nEX
22 Jun 2010

we had os4 up and running on 3GS and guess what
it is shit there is no real multitasking
you cant listen to the music thriugh spotify while yo are doind something else if you opem another app then you have to log on again
and while u r longged on to another app , the sfary does not run on the back it just sit there

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Pete
0m4
22 Jun 2010

Anonymous, 22 Jun 2010Out of curiosity, have you ever used an N97?Yes I have, it's limited and boring if u compare it to any model of iPhone, let's not pretend, nokia suck, don't hang on to the past. Let go and move forward.

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Anonymous
FJR
22 Jun 2010

Troy's Friend, 22 Jun 2010This iphone is smart,but not on the smarter side I bet... I... moreThe iphone is definitely a smart and capable phone. It's also the best. Steve is for sure having a blast just like we're having a blast with our iphones. You, however, seems bitter :)

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Troy's Friend
w4j
22 Jun 2010

This iphone is smart,but not on the smarter side I bet... Its a good buy,not the best... I wonder what is Steve thinking when he's visiting this forum... Of iphone 5 or further iphone 6,7,8...100,101...500...n???... He's having a good time... :)

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Troy's scrotum
f31
22 Jun 2010

teh iphoone es so cool. es shine lots. is can talk long time and push scrren so brilliant... how much rubels this devise. es got intrnets for user so can use?

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Troy's Friend
w4j
22 Jun 2010

[deleted post]Heh heh heh right this is the iphone forum,exclusively... But you can never drive me away showing the dazzling bright 640x960 display of your iphone...
But the display seems much better than nokia or other... :)
Btw there is no damn need to compare it to nokia or other,they are the fathers & this one is the cute little shouting baby... :)

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4g
naL
22 Jun 2010

and that's also why i don't want android on my phone

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4
4g
naL
22 Jun 2010

i don't want ios4... http://www.engadget.com/2010/06/21/ios-4-privacy-policy-updated-apple-can-anonymously-collect-loca/ anyone cared to read the new privacy policy apple has inplemented?

iOS 4 privacy policy updated: Apple can anonymously collect location data, you can take away iAds' cookies

It may not be a big deal -- Android's done it for years -- but some will no doubt be interested to learn that Apple can monitor your GPS. In the latest revision of its privacy policy, presumably updated for iOS 4, it revealed the company can anonymously track the "real-time geographic location" of devices and is free to share that data with "partners and licensees" as well. In a nutshell, that means Cupertino could potentially sell location data, but don't get in a tiff just yet -- the company says it will do so anonymously and for location-based services only.

Speaking of sales and personally identifiable data, another addition to iOS 4 is the ad network iAd, which monitors your browsing habits and interests and serves up targeted advertisements respectively. According to the updated privacy policy, however, you don't need to let the OS do that. Simply navigate to http://oo.apple.com to shut down automated cookie collection, and you'll see boring, generic ads instead.