Apple iPhone 3G - user opinions and reviews
- mikebabs
- 0pb
Anonymous, 02 Jul 2008Admit it or not, apple iphone change the way we look at mobile phones. They set the bar on how... moredoes it have a video capability or is it just photos
- Anonymous
- jKr
I need help about this...I have now Family plan with AT&T and my line is 9.99 each month..Now, i heard if i buy Iphone 3G on July 11, they will change my 9.99 to 39.99 and each additional line..I mean if this is correct, then i wold say apple or att going to kill people and they don't think about they customers, they think only make some money..But i dont care about any iphone or iphone 3g, i will go with nokia or other great phones if this information will be as i say..How come ? and why ?? we have to pay 199.00 for this phone, and we will pay 30.00 for data plan ( non free sms ) and additional 39.99 for family plan ?...Please help me understand if this information is correct...
- Shuk
- 25E
i just have 1 question, can i transfer my doc from my laptop with operate in window OS
- Anonymous
- mcT
if this pda has bluetooth to transfer data to another phone i will buy one.
- apple fan
- vwd
and i missed 1 thing . its processing it way fast..touch it and it will open for you ..
even nokia and other fones go slow
- WTF
- iKD
WTF??? cool :))) in this opinions section u can actually learn how to write in english :))))))
stick to the subject people!
anyway... i dont like Iphone .. its made for stupid users who wants to be in fashion.
apple has found again another way to extort money from american users, and now they come to europe... hah...
have any1 bothered to read the news section on gsmarena?? if not... read here: "AT&T announced Apple iPhone 3G pricing plans today, so countdown to 11th July will likely involve quite a bit of number crunching.
New subscribers and legit upgraders will be getting the new 8GB version for $199, or another $100 on top for the 16GB variety. The asking price for current AT&T customers who are not eligible for an upgrade is $399 for the 8GB model and $499 for the 16GB model.
A contract-free iPhone 3G gets mentioned as well, though there's no actual commitment to a release date. Pricing goes $599 (8GB) and $699 (16GB).
No-contract iPhone 3G are more likely to first surface in Europe, given the recent announcement by Vodafone Italy. Pre-paid service iPhone 3G was said to start retailing at 499 euro, while the iPhone 3G 16GB would cost 569 euro.
O2 also have a Pay & Go iPhone section, which lists coming soon for the time being. Some of our keen-eyed visitors have noticed that O2 have actually posted some Pay & Go iPhone prices some weeks ago and then took them offline shortly after. The reported figures are pretty much similar to what AT&T and Vodafone Italy will offer - 299 GBP for the 8GB one, and 359 GBP for the 16GB one.
By the way, if you'd like to see what you're getting for your money (beside them texts, data and calls courtesy of AT&T), check out the iPhone 3G"
How stupid a person could be to pay 569 euro for a phone that does nothing, this phone is good only 4 media playback
thats it... no mms, lame camera, lame sound .. mono... no viderecording (unless u pay... again apple knows how to extort money), no customized mp3 ringtones unless u pay, the list could go on and on .. i'm really not in the mood for show cons of this phone.
apple will always find stupid peoples to buy their stupid products... good for apple.
ahhhhhhhhhh
spend your money on a phone that is less advanced than an old NOKIA 6230i or a SE K750i or a samsung d600 and i can go on and on......
honestly when i saw 4 the first time the iphone i was excited to buy it ... but when i started to google it i realized that this phone is a piece of junk
adios
- Jawad
- u1v
No Commitment, 02 Jul 2008Here is the latest on the "no commitment" iPhone: http://tech.yahoo.com/blogs/patterson/23890 Unlocked iphone $ 599 this sucks big time $199 only for eligible customers of atnt, that sucks even more
- Too
- 0g9
Anonymous, 01 Jan 1970Well, I'd have to say your reply was, in my opinion, too harsh. Maybe saying it was extremely rude would be correct.
But, I'd like to point out, you have made quite a few grammar and punctuation errors. I won't say you've been hit in the head; but I'd like to ask how you missed the -
• Be polite...,
• Expressions of hatred...,
and
•No all caps...
rules before you made your post?
So, I'll end my post this way:
I have the original iPhone; I've had it since it was released; I was one of the many standing in line; to this day...I have no regrets or buyers remorse. It's certainly not the best; but I love it all the same. :)))
- Have
- 0g9
Anonymous, 01 Jan 1970You have this phone? Do you also have a problem with telling the truth? Personally, such comments always seem like a scam or scheme to me.
Hey people: the new iPhones with 3G are slated to be released (as most of you know) on July 11. There have been some changes with regards to how the phone will be activated. Both GSM Arena and Yahoo have written about this. Therefore, it is my suggestion it be purchased from an authorized dealer or directly from Apple. (Again, it's just my opinion.)
- Inventor
- SbJ
I believe I will manage to find the way how to use skype on this phone. Then my call will be even cheaper! :))
- craigy29
- uMJ
Hi People,
Disregard my last posting asking if the iphone 3g had a simcard slot or not. I've read the full technical specs on the official apple.com website and they state that the iphone 3g has a simcard slot/tray, so that answered my question.
To the person a few posting back who stated it didn't have a simcard slot, should read the full technical specs as well, so information isn't correctly put up here.
Thanks
Craig
- craigy29
- uMJ
People,
Is it true in what i'm reading, that the iphone 3g does not have a simcard slot to use my existing simcard with?
If it doesn't have asimcard slot, then hbow do we connect it to out mobile/cell network provider?
Thanks in advance
Craig
- gen gen
- PUi
i wait the price to drop ,in malaysia it is too expensive, even i ebay the phone after change currency only RM700++
- Anonymous
- wYL
Admit it or not, apple iphone change the way we look at mobile phones. They set the bar on how a multi touch should be implemented cause it's flawless. This device is on the league of it's own. Even the best offering from other brands, maybe over-flowing with features can"t even touch the iphone. Much to say the word "iphone" itself is already statement
- No Commitment
- 0g9
Here is the latest on the "no commitment" iPhone:
http://tech.yahoo.com/blogs/patterson/23890
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