Apple iPhone 4 - user opinions and reviews
- Anonymous
- PBc
Anonymous, 01 Sep 2010Please read the gsmarena specification on the nokia n8 before you post you rubbish.
the the... moreNokia N8
GENERAL 2G Network GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900
3G Network HSDPA 850 / 900 / 1700 / 2100 /1900
Announced 2010, April
Status Coming soon. Exp. release 2010, October
Nope nothing there about CDMA, just GSM and HSDPA.
Posted from my iPhone 4, with no case while held in a "death grip" squeezing the antenna join with the palm of my hand.
- Anonymous
- k2n
Anonymous, 01 Sep 2010The N8 doesn't support CDMA, the only difference between it and the iPhone 4 is that the N8 wi... moreHSDPA Network: 850, 900, 1700, 1900 & 2100
Those are the Five HSDPA Network from around the world.
- Anonymous
- k2n
Anonymous, 01 Sep 2010The N8 doesn't support CDMA, the only difference between it and the iPhone 4 is that the N8 wi... morePlease read the gsmarena specification on the nokia n8 before you post you rubbish.
the the nokia n8 supports all 3G network around the world including CDMA.
- Anonymous
- PBc
Anonymous, 01 Sep 2010But your iphone 4 cannot support CDMA, HSDPA & GSM all on one smartphone like the nokia n8... moreThe N8 doesn't support CDMA, the only difference between it and the iPhone 4 is that the N8 will support T-mobile in the US on 3G.
There are a couple of Blackberries that support GSM and CDMA but it is very rare.
Posted from my iPhone 4, with no case while held in a "death grip" squeezing the antenna join with the palm of my hand.
- Anonymous
- k2n
Dave, 31 Aug 2010is iphone a better phone?Yes the nokia n8 supports all five 3g network around the world both GSM & CDMA data network.
So lets say you are in Australia you will get 3G data there on GSM network and if you go to China you will get 3G data on that country also because the nokia n8 will be the first smartphone that's supports both GSM & CDMA 3G data networks.
- Anonymous
- k2n
Anonymous, 31 Aug 2010My iPhone 4 is unlocked, I can use it on any network.But your iphone 4 cannot support CDMA, HSDPA & GSM all on one smartphone like the nokia n8.
Nokia N8 Will be the first smartphone to support these technologies on ALL Network around the world.
- Anonymous
- PBc
Dudeman, 01 Sep 2010Headphones would enhance the sound BUT iPhones are known to get water damage from sweat intake... moreNo more or less than any other phone, especially now that so many are putting in 3.5mm headphone jacks.
Posted from my iPhone 4, with no case while held in a "death grip" squeezing the antenna join with the palm of my hand.
- Dudeman
- PNf
Anonymous, 01 Sep 2010The music player is excellent, best sound of any phone ever made, I suggest you buy some good ... moreHeadphones would enhance the sound BUT iPhones are known to get water damage from sweat intake through your pocket.So unless your planning to wear winter jackets and puffy pants iPhones aren't that great. It has 1 microphone and 1 speaker and they both are small little holes.i like iPhone but i dont LOVE it.
- Anonymous
- PBc
Dudeman, 01 Sep 2010I reckon the reason iPhone 4 is successful is because apple know how to market the phones,ipod... moreThe music player is excellent, best sound of any phone ever made, I suggest you buy some good headphones.
Posted from my iPhone 4, with no case while held in a "death grip" squeezing the antenna join with the palm of my hand.
- Anonymous
- PBc
Anonymous, 01 Sep 2010OMG VIDEO CALLING FROM MOBILE TO MOBILE!!!!!!!!!!! wow apple arrived 4 years late to the party... moreHey have you seen how the gyroscope improves game performance, good innovation from Apple, how long do you think it will be before it's copied?
Posted from my iPhone 4, with no case while held in a "death grip" squeezing the antenna join with the palm of my hand.
- Dudeman
- PNf
I reckon the reason iPhone 4 is successful is because apple know how to market the phones,ipods and ipad and get customers to buy it...Other than that iPhone 4 pretty much is an average phone that has been over dramatized to the public.
- Anonymous
- nCi
Anonymous, 01 Sep 2010OMG VIDEO CALLING FROM MOBILE TO MOBILE!!!!!!!!!!! wow apple arrived 4 years late to the party... moreLol but now watch as it will become mainstream. Apple's strength is getting people to use technology in daily life.
Look at the UMPC, what happened to it? Now look at iPad. Which would you rather be? The first? Or the more successful? I would prefer to be the latter.
- Anonymous
- p@x
OMG VIDEO CALLING FROM MOBILE TO MOBILE!!!!!!!!!!! wow apple arrived 4 years late to the party and still there are people who believe that this is futuristic. Apple has yet to use a(hardware) feature on their phone that they have invented themselves. They just take whatever is going out of style and they make it sound futuristic for their fuckin fanboys who think that they are buying THE BEST phone. I bet u that the next generation of phones are gonna have video calling on them. Just as we began to realize it was useless we have to have it cs apple does
- Anonymous
- nCi
Lol they're just trying to revive antennagate. Even with the full might of the media it didn't work. Why? Because it doesn't exist! Sure you can degrade signal like in any other phone. Truth of the matter is, Changewave survey proved iPhone 4 signal performance is the best yet from Apple. No wonder the other smartphone companies are scrambling to copy Apple. If they're so unique, wonder why day Bu day they look more and more like iPhone lol!
- Anonymous
- PNj
[deleted post]I have no problems making or receiving calls, matter of fact I get signal in low quality areas where my old phone didn't work.
Dropped calls are a symptom of AT&T's network, Americans have been whining about it for years, AT&T's competitors were even basing ad campaigns on that issue since long before the iPhone 4 was even thought of.
Posted from my iPhone 4, with no case while held in a "death grip" squeezing the antenna join with the palm of my hand.
- Anonymous
- Mtr
Anonymous, 31 Aug 2010You do realise that instructions on how to hold phones so as not to affect signal quality have... moreIf you repeat that enough times it might become true...
No it won't. Any phone can lose SOME signal. No other phone is responsible for this many dropped calls. By repeating that it's not the case you're just putting people in danger (RIP because he couldn't call the emergency) but the planet is overpopulated anyway, so: Thanks and keep up the good work!
- Anonymous
- P%n
[deleted post]You do realise that instructions on how to hold phones so as not to affect signal quality have been printed in phone manuals for over ten years.
Nokia can demonstrate prior art.
- Peter
- 95a
And another thing - I find it so funny that all these iPhone haters actually took the trouble to visit this website, click on iPhone 4 and post a reply! Guess you people are not so interested in your own phone huh?! I came here actually looking for reviews and honest opinions from people who own the phone, or questions from those who are interested in the phone. A lot of people here need to get a life. Try going out and making friends!
- Peter
- 95c
[deleted post]Haha yeah you're right this place is like a preschool. The reviews and articles are great but the opinions and comments sound like a bunch of five year olds fighting. Just be happy with whatever phone you have and if you're not happy, go get whatever phone you want! It's just a phone, it's not that big a deal!
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