3G iPhone

[Kamal]

Re: 3G iPhone

3g + gps (mated with google) = worth it for me

[-fo]

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yeah i am suprised that they didnt include mms functionality in it, what the hell? did they just wait to let a 3rd party to that, and hopefully distribute it on the upcoming apps store? also i dont want to pay 10$ for an app to do this, when it should be for free. hopefully they better not be charging for something like this.

i am sure there will be some cool apps to play with here soon, i am probably going to switch my service here soon so i can play with one of these. too bad i just got into my new damn sprint contract with a crappy phone

-> From what I've read from recent statistics complied on App store apps, most applications will be free, and for developers that are looking to charge for there apps, they will go for a little under 10 $ (Which isn't too bad, because how i see it if something is developed with alot of care to functionality you might as well pay for it to give developers the drive to innovate on there already good product; there is always cracked n pirated copies too, that works when ur wallets hurting *winky)


But yes, expect some wicked apps coming out! the frameworks which the Iphone utilizes really opens up another dimension for development of some really crazy apps, n im sure on July the 11th when the 2.0 software is seeded officialy by Apple, we'll be in for some big suprises

I'm not so sure I want to upgrade my iPhone. Is it really worth it to get the new one?

-> The older ones are no longer sold, n for all those who paid a hefty amount of money for theres, they should be kept because the onlly difference between the new one and old one, is that the new one supports 3G access to internet, along with GPS; while the old one has no 3g, n utilizes assited GPS via cellular networks n wi-fi hotspots.

So the way i see it, if you've got wireless router at home, and own an old iphone, theres really no need to upgrade, unless offcourse ppl are fans of the new white back on the new one, which is rather affemenite if you ask me... But then again, if your lookin to change up the look so yours looks kinda unique , sights like | http://www.colorwarepc.com/p-103-iphone.aspx | are offering very distinctive feels for the device *winky*

[ddr]

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im def picking one up at 8am friday morning on the way to work

cannot wait to get rid of this razr.

[res0nat0r]

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damnit i just signed up for sprint, but will have to fork over 150$ for my contract breach.

looking into http://www.cellswapper.com/ but looks like ill have to give up my number...

[tiddles]

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I'm posting on my iPhone right now. It's the only time there are no spelling errors

[Kamal]

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how is it to type ?

[Corven]

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took me about a day to get used to the qwerty keypad from the regular nokia numpad

[res0nat0r]

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i hear it might take a few days to get used to the keypad and the autocorrrection, but after that its supposed to be faster than a normal qwerty, is this true?

[tiddles]

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typing is fine, although i wish i could put it in french and still have a qwerty and not an azerty. the french T9 also kinda sucks

the only thing that really pisses me off is the ipod for listening to sets. unlike a normal ipod, where you can spin the dial to seek to a certain point, you have to slide your finger along the short seek bar. basically it's impossible to listen to that one cool song that starts at 23:15. you can get close to where you want, but making short seek adjustments is a fucking hassle. has anyone found a way to deal with this?

[layla17]

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-> From what I've read from recent statistics complied on App store apps, most applications will be free, and for developers that are looking to charge for there apps, they will go for a little under 10 $ (Which isn't too bad, because how i see it if something is developed with alot of care to functionality you might as well pay for it to give developers the drive to innovate on there already good product; there is always cracked n pirated copies too, that works when ur wallets hurting *winky)


But yes, expect some wicked apps coming out! the frameworks which the Iphone utilizes really opens up another dimension for development of some really crazy apps, n im sure on July the 11th when the 2.0 software is seeded officialy by Apple, we'll be in for some big suprises





-> The older ones are no longer sold, n for all those who paid a hefty amount of money for theres, they should be kept because the onlly difference between the new one and old one, is that the new one supports 3G access to internet, along with GPS; while the old one has no 3g, n utilizes assited GPS via cellular networks n wi-fi hotspots.

So the way i see it, if you've got wireless router at home, and own an old iphone, theres really no need to upgrade, unless offcourse ppl are fans of the new white back on the new one, which is rather affemenite if you ask me... But then again, if your lookin to change up the look so yours looks kinda unique , sights like | http://www.colorwarepc.com/p-103-iphone.aspx | are offering very distinctive feels for the device *winky*

Thanks for the help. I have wifi at home and at work, so I probably won't get a new one, unless my old iPhone breaks.

[res0nat0r]

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went to the att store across from my place this morning to see about my chances of getting one of these friday. guy said nerds will probably be lining up around 1am. damnit!

[Kamal]

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went to the att store across from my place this morning to see about my chances of getting one of these friday. guy said nerds will probably be lining up around 1am. damnit!

you going at 2 am ?

[res0nat0r]

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i dont think im that nerdy.

some asswipe scheduled a meeting friday @ 9am and 10am for me too! plus i have to work that night from probably 6-9. im fuct! i want one though!

[ddr]

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ill probably get there around 7, 7:30, hopefully my local ATT wont be that bad.

[Corven]

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http://www.engadget.com/2008/07/09/iphone-line-sitting-rule-of-thumb-dont-wear-a-suit/