Apple iPhone 3G - user opinions and reviews
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stone cold, 20 Nov 2008"if i am correct, majority of the people in here probably live outside of the US."
let me r... more@ stone cold:
Clearly you are jealous of someone's enjoying their new toy and with your handle as stone cold, you cannot accept it, and you have no idea whatsoever about iPhone, just saying people you know did this and did that. Try it, if it suits fine, if not then pls comment about it, instead of equating it with cars and country of origin. Try to be Warm Heart....and Open Mind
- stone cold
- 0ft
"if i am correct, majority of the people in here probably live outside of the US."
let me rephrase the sentence above....if i am correct, majority of the iphone users and worshippers in here probably live outside of the US.
- therock
- 0ft
average user, 20 Nov 2008I am sorry I started this war between I phone and N95.
I really think they are both excellent... morego for the nokia 5800, in which i have my sight set on buying.
i agree with stonecold. apple iphone...an american techology. no wonder it sucks.
- stonecold
- 0ft
apple iphone...an american technology. no wonder it sucks. even american vehicles suck.
if i am correct, majority of the people in here probably live outside of the US. Therfore, the iphone is fascinating to them. Little do they know America is behind when it comes to technology. Some of us Americans, like me, are not fascinated by the iphone. We are fascinated and impress by nokia's, htc's, samsung's, sony's and other Asian technologies. I know people who live in the US that traded or sold their iphones, because it is more of a toy than an all around device, to get nokia/samsung/htc/lg devices.
the iphone revolutionized the touchscreen phones? that's great joke. Japan's (Asia in general)technology is far advance than america's. even the PS3 came out in Asia first, then to europe, lastly to America.
- therock
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Anonymous, 20 Nov 2008rev⋅o⋅lu⋅tion⋅ar⋅y [rev-uh-loo-shuh-ner-ee]
adjec... moreIphone only revolutionized the responsive touchscreen part, but not the overall functionality. As i have said before the iphone is more of a multimedia phone, not an all-around phone. now comes the evolution(the all-around devices)...n96, innov8, nokia tube..etc..etc.
- therock
- k9W
Anonymous, 20 Nov 2008rev⋅o⋅lu⋅tion⋅ar⋅y [rev-uh-loo-shuh-ner-ee]
adjec... moreIphone only revolutionized the responsive touchscreen part, but not the overall functionality. As i have said before the iphone is more of a multimedia phone, not an all-around phone. now comes the evolution(the all-around devices)...n96, innov8, nokia tube..etc..etc.
- Anonymous
- vaH
Google voice search now works, the update came through yesterday, you go into settings and within the app and switch it on.
- average user
- 4cT
I am sorry I started this war between I phone and N95.
I really think they are both excellent devices and I should not have compared the two. each is unique and great. I wish they make one that combines the two in one. will nokia5800 do that? please let me know.
- Anonymous
- P%n
Anonymous, 20 Nov 2008You know what makes humans unique? Opposable thumbs, of which it makes us able to use mobile p... moreSo do I, I also find it very easy to use when it's mounted in my carkit.
Change songs, make and receive calls via a bluetooth headset or speaker phone.
Its mounted next to my steering wheel so I can quickly glance at Google maps, there is a single dock connector which I hardwired in.
- Anonymous
- iny
Xman, 19 Nov 2008I ended up doing the much the same. Sold my iPHONE 3G for $$$$ cash and am happily assigning ... moreYou know what makes humans unique? Opposable thumbs, of which it makes us able to use mobile phones one handed.
Why then do you need two to use an iPhone? I use mine with one hand all the time. In fact, I find it more frustrating when I try and use two.
Don't put on nonsense like you need two hands to use it.
- Anonymous
- iny
therock, 19 Nov 2008for some people the iphone isn't a revolutionary phone.
revolutionary phones can be the n95... morerev⋅o⋅lu⋅tion⋅ar⋅y [rev-uh-loo-shuh-ner-ee]
adjective, noun, plural -ar⋅ie
Radically new or innovative; outside or beyond established procedure, principles, etc.: a revolutionary discovery
Omnia and Xperia revolutionary? iPhone inspired design... hmm, really revolutionary. I work at a phone shop and was reading reviews and the thing that constantly jumps out is 'took from Apple' or 'Followed in Apple' 'Kept with Apple's'
The iPhone was the revolution. Sure you can debate over perfomance and such, maybe the Omnia is better, but that doesn't mean it is some new idea.
And don't go on about older Symbian phones that had touch screens before the iPhone. It has been said countless times before that the Apple Newton was the first touch screen phone before HTC and other companies even existed
- Anonymous
- P%n
Anonymous, 20 Nov 2008Very important feature I guess it is the reason why Apple surpassed Motorola in volume of sale... moreApparently they are important to this guy:-
"I ended up doing the much the same. Sold my iPHONE 3G for $$$$ cash and am happily assigning shortcuts to bluetooth, received calls, missed calls, & SMS logs with a low cost replacement. Basic features that all but the IPHONE support."
If call records are so critical he would have been better off with a Motorola, Green call key, * or # to scroll between the different categories.
Sharp were pretty good at this also.
Nokia sucks at it, just like it took them over 10 years to put a call timer on the screen during a call, without having to dig into menu's.
- Anonymous
- P%n
Anonymous, 20 Nov 2008So you can check who your wife was f k n a year ago...They were calls I made.
- Anonymous
- iny
Nick, 19 Nov 2008O and does the i phone slide ?? I THINK NOT!!!I believe the comment made was 'The N95 can do everything'
Clearly that has been proven incorrect. Don't go on about how sliding makes it fantastic.
- Anonymous
- 3Y5
Very important feature I guess it is the reason why Apple surpassed Motorola in volume of sales they all are desperate about looking up a year ago records
- Anonymous
- P%n
Xman, 19 Nov 2008I ended up doing the much the same. Sold my iPHONE 3G for $$$$ cash and am happily assigning ... moreI'm glad you're happy with your old phone, now can you bring up call records from 3 months ago?
I can get them from over a year ago from my old phone ((Motorola V3XX that my wife still uses).
They used to disappear from my N82 after 30 days.
On the iPhone, I can scroll through the call records and touch the blue icon next to the call if I want to find out whether it was in or out.
Motorola is really good with call records.
- Xman
- DIx
The MILF Hunter, 19 Nov 2008Very disappointed with this 'phone. After all the hype, I went for it - and I wish I hadn't! I... moreI ended up doing the much the same. Sold my iPHONE 3G for $$$$ cash and am happily assigning shortcuts to bluetooth, received calls, missed calls, & SMS logs with a low cost replacement. Basic features that all but the IPHONE support.
What's the use of a phone that only works when sitting in a private office with both hands free?
the iPHONE is like a brilliant student who chooses not to pass English. Huge potential if they apply themselves to the fundamentals.
I was impressed with the non-phone functions so much so that I will most likely purchase an iPOD touch. Luckily it's setup time is so short that the purchase can occur less than 1 week prior to travel.
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