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- Great reply, go for the gut right. I asked a question, and you sounded like you hated Apple. Anyway I really do not care about anything people like you have to say.02-18-10 05:44 PMLike 0
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- Well after days of reading these forums there are some things that almost stoppd me from getting a iPhone
1. No LED notification, I thought was going to be a huge miss. It's not missed am surprised. As I always had the little LED light. So a non issue.
2. Battery life, I thought this was going to be a biggie and low and behold the battery life is not bad at all, and remembr I came from a Tour with a extended battery life.
3. AT&T service in NYC, well I have absoultely no problems with stellar data speed, sure blows my Sprint speeds away.
4. Typing on a virtual screen, get this I prefer it over the physical keyboard am flying on this thing.
5. Was weary of the whole Apple OS thing and let me say that
am currently on line shopping for my first mac book pro, see I like the iPhone so much I want other Apple products.
So if anyone is reluctant to try a iPhone you have to give it a chance.
Posted from my CrackBerry at wapforums.crackberry.com02-18-10 09:04 PMLike 0 - Good post. I 'm actually syncing my new iphone as I type this. Coming from the Tour with the extended battery I am glad to hear that it's not as bad as everyone makes it seem. And I so far can agree with your statments. Speed is better so far LED is no biggy. The typing I will have to get more used to but took a few days with my first blackberry also.02-18-10 11:38 PMLike 0
- yea the typing is no biggy. And the auto-correct is amazing. See one thing people dont know about the apple software is that is has this tricky little system where it remembers letters you usually type and the keyboard actually adjust to your typing habits making it easier to type on and make less mistakes. like for instance say you never use the x key when typing depending on the vocabulary you use when you go to use that key one day you'll notice its harder to click on the keyboard will actually try and make you hit either key on the side of your x key. Some would say thats bad but its actually pretty handy.02-19-10 07:46 AMLike 0
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Some people fall in love with the specs while, I on the other hand prefer the Mac because it wouldn't have all the specs at nowhere near the same price, but it would work and everything on it will work, frustration-free. And this is the same way I feel about the iPhone. Sure it doesn't have each and every feature you would like but at the same time, everything it does, it works without problems. No frozen OS, laggy OS, battery pulls, random reboots, half-assed features like media player, browser, youtube, etc...
Apple's slogan should say, "Everything it does, it does it well". While Microsoft's slogan should say, "It does everything, but only a few things it does well.".02-19-10 08:50 AMLike 0 - Yes I agree it's worth it especially if you need it. You obviously know my point was that other companies try to get people with specs and they can price stuff half the price of Apple's stuff and give you twice the specs. But to me none of this means anything if what you have isn't easy or fun to use. So do I pay 600 bucks for a Toshiba laptop that had a 320 GB HD 4GHZ processor, media controls, etc... or do I pay 1000 to get a macbook pro that had 160GB HD 2GHZ processor without the rest of the bells and whistles.
Some people fall in love with the specs while, I on the other hand prefer the Mac because it wouldn't have all the specs at nowhere near the same price, but it would work and everything on it will work, frustration-free. And this is the same way I feel about the iPhone. Sure it doesn't have each and every feature you would like but at the same time, everything it does, it works without problems. No frozen OS, laggy OS, battery pulls, random reboots, half-assed features like media player, browser, youtube, etc...
Apple's slogan should say, "Everything it does, it does it well". While Microsoft's slogan should say, "It does everything, but only a few things it does well.".
Other than that, yes, it just works.03-12-10 11:09 PMLike 0 -
- I think that's what it's all about what works for each individual, it's all about preference. I do have to disagree with you on one thing.. RIM is anything but a true innovator.. they haven't innovated anything in years..and if they do now (doubt) it is only because of the iPhone
How do you expect them to lead if they can't even follow.. just my $0.02. Right now I see Google and Apple leaving RIM behind.03-15-10 12:56 AMLike 0 - I like my BB physical keyboard but I didn't mind the iPhone keyboard and could type just as fast on it. I probably couldn't go back to an iPhone if only because of the reception quality - it didn't come close to my BlackBerry Curve. And well, the LED. I so much prefer the customizable colour of the LED over customizable ring tones. I do very much miss the iTunes App Store though...03-15-10 02:42 AMLike 0
- I am a late comer to the iPhone game. Picked up my first iPhone back in June 2009 when the 3GS was released. Dropped my BB like a bad habit and never looked back. Well, I looked back once and went right back to the iPhone Throw in an LED, better camera, camera flash, notifications and just a little customization and I'd be a happy camper. Also, maybe it make it a tad thinner. That would make the iPhone the perfect smartphone in my opinion. Believe it or not, I can do without multi-tasking. Multi-tasking would definitely be a battery killer.03-15-10 04:34 AMLike 0
- I am a late comer to the iPhone game. Picked up my first iPhone back in June 2009 when the 3GS was released. Dropped my BB like a bad habit and never looked back. Well, I looked back once and went right back to the iPhone Throw in an LED, better camera, camera flash, notifications and just a little customization and I'd be a happy camper. Also, maybe it make it a tad thinner. That would make the iPhone the perfect smartphone in my opinion. Believe it or not, I can do without multi-tasking. Multi-tasking would definitely be a battery killer.03-15-10 07:41 AMLike 0
- My issue is the poor screen resolution compared to the droid. I carry a droid and a tour because my company won't use the droid with work email (limited activesync security policies) and I could consolidate with the iPhone (which is supported), but the screen resolution is so poor not sure I'll be happy making the switch. Also, new iphone coming out in a few months so I'll just wait for that.03-15-10 10:37 AMLike 0
- My issue is the poor screen resolution compared to the droid. I carry a droid and a tour because my company won't use the droid with work email (limited activesync security policies) and I could consolidate with the iPhone (which is supported), but the screen resolution is so poor not sure I'll be happy making the switch. Also, new iphone coming out in a few months so I'll just wait for that.03-15-10 01:59 PMLike 0
- After going back to BB, I went back to my iPhone within a week. I would say that is dropping something like a bad habit and I don't see going back BB unless I am forced to, ie, for work or something.
I've never understood the expression dropping something like a bad habit...most people never drop their bad habits these are in fact re-enforced. I think device functionality wise the berry may edge the iphone by a tad but apple's innovation is unrivaled right now. All the apps i use on the berry are far better on the iphone i.e Slacker radio and this is the reason i use an iphone primarily.03-15-10 07:12 PMLike 0 -
I prefer the Droid's OS to the iPhone's in a lot of ways, and for a business/personal device it would be better if it fully supported activesync security policies like the iPhone does. Until it does, iPhone is the best personal/business device IMO.03-16-10 01:02 PMLike 0 - Seems like RIM sees some of his tunnle vision ideas as valuable. (Blackberry App Store, threaded SMS, Blackberry Storm...) I think you get the point.03-17-10 11:46 AMLike 0
- That really is a good point that you made. The Storm would not exist if it had not been for the iPhone. What's really funny is that RIM can't even copy a good model without messing it up somehow. The Storm is really not a good phone and SurePress is one of the worst ideas I have ever seen. The RIM app store is a complete joke when compared to the Apple version.03-17-10 08:32 PMLike 0
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- That really is a good point that you made. The Storm would not exist if it had not been for the iPhone. What's really funny is that RIM can't even copy a good model without messing it up somehow. The Storm is really not a good phone and SurePress is one of the worst ideas I have ever seen. The RIM app store is a complete joke when compared to the Apple version.
Posted from my CrackBerry at wapforums.crackberry.com03-21-10 05:02 AMLike 0
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