Elaborate if you can please. Its my fiance's B-day soon, and i was thinking of getting her an iPhone.Originally Posted by Jyakku
Elaborate if you can please. Its my fiance's B-day soon, and i was thinking of getting her an iPhone.Originally Posted by Jyakku
that guy has no idea what he's talking about most of the time.Originally Posted by Zalius
He can't. He's a sheep. Well, maybe not entirely true. I'm sure he can copy and paste someone else's opinion.Originally Posted by Firas_Gattz
Personal reasons that killed the iPhone for me:Originally Posted by Firas_Gattz
1. No 3G
2. Non-removable battery
3. No picture messaging
4. No camera flash
5. On-screen keyboard was a bitch to use
6. No instant messaging programs at launch. (Not a problem now)
7. Price was too high at launch. (Affordable now)
8. No Bluetooth file transfer supportOriginally Posted by djriceyes
9. No Bluetooth modem support
10. Poor third party software support
11. Only accepts to add media through iTunes (that criticism applies to every iPod)
12. No Flash Player
13. At&T bound if you can't manage to unlock it
But.....its a fuckin IPhone! It may not do all that stuff, but it cal still...Originally Posted by Viena
1 ) Do your laundry
2 ) Make you dinner
3 ) Help you get it up for the wife
4 ) Blow up an embassy
5 ) Prank Call the White House
6 ) Regrow your hair
7 ) Mow your grass
8 ) Sometimes call a friend
The possibilities are ENDLESS!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1xXNoB3t8vM
and it blendsOriginally Posted by Joran
Honestly, I'm happy with my iPhone. What I love best is the effort the community is taking to come up with apps & such for it, which will enhance its usablity, not to mention, the work Apple is doing to make the product you buy be so much more. They have realized a lot of the things people wanted that they didn't get, and are developing updates for it, regularly.
Anyway, people can complain because it doesn't do everything they want it to, and it doesn't operate exactly how they invisioned it. But that's the nature of technology. You don't ever quite get what you're expecting, and in a short amount of time, someone will come out with something that exceeds your previous expectations, and by the time you get the new thing, you'll just realize that you didn't get what you were expecting, yet again. And the process will continue forever. Until technology is nothing but energy that you operate at hyper-thought speeds using your incoporeal mind. And even then, you'll have thought of something far more useful than what you were just thinking about, before you actually think it.