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  • TheFaQQer
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    Apple have opened it up to allow developers to work on it.

    Too little, too late, still sh1te.

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  • Clippy
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    50 Reasons not to but an iPhone

    Final nail in the coffin:

    http://tinyurl.com/3a38oy

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  • Peter Loew
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    I was so looking forward to the iPhone, but not being able to send multiple SMSs? No copy & pasting of text? Bulk email issues? One thing I hate about these devices is that if they can't do the basic things that my D900 'fashion phone' can do, then they are poop.

    Still, I like O2's unlimited data and WIFI tariffs with the iPhone, and it could be that Apple fix all these issues with software updates.

    I was looking at the Blackberry but I don't see its ability to handle HTML email anywhere! Also the UI sucks.

    One thing is for sure, I need to get off Vodafone and move to O2. Has anybody else noticed how Vodafone signal strength / coverage is getting worse and worse, while people on O2 can get a signal almost anywhere, or is it just me?

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  • TheFaQQer
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    Originally posted by Joe Black View Post
    Think the original link I meant to post was actually this one:

    http://www.mobile-review.com/article...phone-en.shtml

    In anycase I think you get the idea.
    The other one did for me - a mobile that doesn't do SMS properly doesn't count as a phone as far as I am concerned.

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  • Joe Black
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    Think the original link I meant to post was actually this one:

    http://www.mobile-review.com/article...phone-en.shtml

    In anycase I think you get the idea.

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  • TheFaQQer
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    There was a fairly scathing appraisal of the iPhone in today's Guardian. Put me off completely, so much so that I'm considering just getting a business SIM card and sticking it in an old phone.

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  • FarmerPalmer
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    I'm currently trying to convince my secretary that I really do need a HTC 4550.


    who wants an i-Phone - I want one that does it all - not half a job

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  • TheFaQQer
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    Originally posted by Joe Black View Post
    Email, SMS, software, hardware, you name it...still, it is pretty.

    http://www.mobile-review.com/article...e-sms-en.shtml

    I'm still waiting to see what SE has managed with the W960.
    That review was great - I'll see what version two / three / four has to offer. Crap SMS handling puts me right off (plus the idea that when a new message arrives, it shows the first couple of lines on screen, which could be embarrassing!)

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  • Harrysp
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    My mates got one I think it is a cool toy but no fookin hsdpa, jeez come on, how are you going to surf the web, pick up emails etc unless you are in a wi-fi zone.

    Will wait till they upgrade it to a proper scec'd fone.

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  • Clippy
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    Originally posted by Alf W View Post
    There's an element of "Emperor's new clothes" to the iPhone. Personally, I think it looks <whisper> a bit sh1te <whisper>
    Have to agree with you there.

    Was in the US last week and popped into an Apple store.

    Had a quick play with the iPhone and wasn't too impressed with the design.

    Having said that, maybe its the user interface that blows you away - as when the iPods first came out.

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  • Joe Black
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    Originally posted by Moscow Mule View Post
    I've decided not to get one. Most reviews pan the email client, and that's mostly what I use my phone (Imate win mobile at the moment) for.

    I've decided to get a blackberry (curve) and possibly buy an iPod touch for video watching goodness on the plane/train.

    Also, CPW are doing a blackberry curve with a free nintendo wii on a £50 tariff (about what I pay each month anyway)
    Email, SMS, software, hardware, you name it...still, it is pretty.

    http://www.mobile-review.com/article...e-sms-en.shtml

    I'm still waiting to see what SE has managed with the W960.

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  • threaded
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    O2, Oh No!

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  • Alf W
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    There's an element of "Emperor's new clothes" to the iPhone. Personally, I think it looks <whisper> a bit sh1te <whisper>

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  • Moscow Mule
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    I've decided not to get one. Most reviews pan the email client, and that's mostly what I use my phone (Imate win mobile at the moment) for.

    I've decided to get a blackberry (curve) and possibly buy an iPod touch for video watching goodness on the plane/train.

    Also, CPW are doing a blackberry curve with a free nintendo wii on a £50 tariff (about what I pay each month anyway)

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  • lilelvis2000
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    Yeah but watch all the people that were outside Northen Rock lining up again to buy this toy.

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