Apple iPhone 3G - user opinions and reviews
- Anonymous
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Vanda, 26 Mar 2009Please tell me this Iphone 3G build with FM Transmitter or not?Do you know how to read the specs ?
What a STUP!D question to ask
- Anonymous
- 2T9
is anybodys iphone 3g white 16 gb being crack frm the charger side? my fone getting crack frm ther slowly minor crack first then going on. i baught it from vodafone store in india.i complaines to them but nothing appears possitive.so pls if anyone knws abt this pls answer me thanks in advance.
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- vaa
Vanda, 26 Mar 2009Please tell me this Iphone 3G build with FM Transmitter or not?No but you can buy heaps of after market one's.
- Sir Josiah
- uZc
Vanda, 26 Mar 2009Please tell me this Iphone 3G build with FM Transmitter or not?It does not.
Sir Josiah
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jim jones , 25 Mar 2009for its primary function as a cell phone it fails. my lg vu is far more better than this thing... moreLG vu touch screen sucks...
Iphones touch screen is way better than the Vu
besides Iphone has a WiFi and the Vu doesnt.
and u can download lots of free and paid app for iphone...
soo basically iphone is way better than the Vu!!! just keep that in mind...
- Allan
- Ikc
Anonymous, 26 Mar 2009Yes, it's only third party apps which don't multitask.Thank for the reply.
- Anonymous
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Allan, 26 Mar 2009If you were talking via bluetooth on the iphone and you realised you really wanted to take a p... moreYes, it's only third party apps which don't multitask.
- KD
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Is it possible to replace the battery of a water dammaged iphone?
reply asap needed plsss
- Allan
- Ikc
If you were talking via bluetooth on the iphone and you realised you really wanted to take a picture of something, b4 you missed your chance, could you do it at the same time as your conversation?
- Anonymous
- jJe
Joanna, 25 Mar 2009Iwould like to ask whether you can send sms like we send them on ordinary phones, that is WITH... moreUmmmm, I've been sending SMS w/out internet on my iphone, so yes you can send SMS like you would on other phones with the iphone. It never used internet in sending SMS.
- Anonymous
- jJe
Linja Zax & Swipe, 25 Mar 2009Frequently the best multi-touch gestures are done with a single finger. The advantage of using... moreHow can you say "Frequently the best multi-touch gestures are done with a single finger"? Do you know what MULTI means? Let me give you a scenario. A face photo for example. W/ the iphone's multi touch, if you want to zoom the area where the eyes are on the photo, all you need to do is directly pinch out on that area and you're done in one step. How are you going to do that with a single finger in one step? You can't. So how can you say that a single finger zoom can be more intuitive? You say that with multi touch it requires repetitive pinching. No it does not. The most is two pinches, and that is on rare occassions. The iphone only has a 3.5 inch display, not a 50" plasma TV display. That circular motion to zoom has already been implemented on the HTC Diamond which I used to have, and it is not as precise as multi touch is, and you have no total control of the zoom size. Whereas with multi touch, zooming stops when and where you pinched, so you have total control of the zooming size and the specific area that you zoom.
I cannot comment on the swiping as an option for typing text on a touchscreen. I think that would slow me down. I am quite happy and comfortable with tapping on the letters. Less smudges that way. This one is a matter of choice as to which method you're more comfortable with.
The real point is, multi touch refers to multiple fingers. Multi...multiple...you know. Using one finger is no longer multi touch =) So I insist that multi touch means, using more than 1 finger. You asked "Why use two or three fingers (or sometimes a whole hand) to do what can be done with one finger?" Ummm, maybe because two or more is better than one =) Typing on a keyboard can be done with one finger as well, but I'd rather use all my ten fingers to type on a keyboard FASTER. So does that mean that since you can type on a keyboard with only one finger that you refuse to use your other fingers?
You know what? If you prefer single finger operation on everything you do, that is fine. But please do not call single finger operation as multi touch. The appropriate term would be UNI touch for 1 finger, not MULTI.
- brynn
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This i phone got top gaming device on this weeks gadget show and this link below goes to bbc small topic on why the i-phone is the future gaming device..
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/7960513.stm
If a future i-phone comes out with autofocus cam and half decent video record could this then be the ultimate fone ever????
I do not have i-phone cause use cam/video in my day to day things but its continuously in the press and on the tele and if its that good and they add the last features i said ther is no complaint..I can carry seperate cam but i like all in one things,,i had xperia but its to cumbersome to use outdoors and the only option is to use spb shell,,SO,, in that case there is no need for the 9 panels if they are tricky to use whilst in real world..
- Anonymous
- jJe
haha, 25 Mar 2009One finger gesture for zoom is better than multifingers gesture for zoom, when you use one han... moreYou said "One finger gesture for zoom is better than multifingers gesture for zoom", if they get it right =) Walking does not stop a person from using two hands to operate his or her phone =) If only one hand is free, then you can double tap to zoom. Multi touch lets you zoom in and out on a specific area more effectively. You also have more control of the zoom size with multi touch.
- Anonymous
- jJe
resistive is more sm, 25 Mar 2009IF you drop it, and the glass break then you have to buy new one although you are under warrea... moreFirst of all, if you drop any device really hard, it would break. I've already dropped my iphone a couple of times and no damage or scratches at all on its screen.
Capacitive gives a more precise response than resistive. Capacitive uses only one layer, while resistive uses 3 layers, that is why you need pressure on resistive and it's not that responsive when you drag objects coz once you lose the pressure just for one bit, it drops whatever your dragging, so you have to drag the item again. And I am sorry, If I want to draw, I'd use a paper and a pen =) Using stylus and fingernails can easily scratch the screen of resistive touchscreens. Dragging, tapping, flicking, swiping on a resistive touchscreen using a stylus looks painful, and when you use your finger, it does not respond consistently. Resistive is old touch technology, while capacitive is new. Also, if you live in a cold climate zone, there is a special stylus you can use for capacitive touchscreens as well. Multi touch is useful, period. Whether your viewing photos or web browsing. It's faster and more intuitive than other zoom applications
- Anonymous
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amr Labib, 25 Mar 2009it sucksnot according to 18 million happy users
- Sir josia
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Allan, 25 Mar 2009Wheres the fight? I don't see anyone you're fighting with on this page or the last regarding 5... moreYou're right. My apoligies.
Sir Josiah
- Anonymous
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alex, 25 Mar 2009hi can somebody tell me pls which version of iphone 3G is unlockable with the software,exact v... morewww.google.com
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