Oh, it has apps. Macintosh apps, thank goodness. I dont need the slew
of 3rd party apps that my Treo required to be both a phone AND PDA.
Most importantly it has the web. So instead of having a dictionary, I
use wikipedia or google or whatever. No need for my planetarium
software either, I have the web. Since I'm a mac daddy, it works
seamlessly with my Mac home network and .Mac account/online services.
My MacBook pro is getting jealous and lonely... It may be relegated to
Windows use for Walls and Delorme.
Sent from my iPhone
On Jul 2, 2007, at 12:42 PM, Mark Passerby <[email protected]> wrote:
No apps...geez lol
I have a Verizon 6700...$150 on Ebay...its got Windows
Mobile....camera...wifi....keyboard....1000s of apps, and most
importantly the ability to put Skype Mobile on it which we use in
any Wifi network to make cell network free phone calls to anywhere
in the U.S./Canada for $30 for the year. Pull in a Wendy's connect
to the wifi...tap Skype and call anywhere in the world crystal
clear. Calls are better quality than normal cell calls.
I used an Iphone today...the owner was only semi impressed and once
he realizes its major limitations as far as apps go it will be a
goner.
Sprint/Nextel----The end of 2007 they launch their WiMax network in
3 cities.....it will be a true technology disruptor once it is fully
available.
Mark
On 7/2/07, Don Arburn <[email protected]> wrote:
As for wear and tear, it is iPod-like. There are cases, but they add
bulk. I like mine slim and pocketable. My Treo went for years w/o a
case. There IS a slight downside to my unit, I can't add apps or
ringtones. They are "built in". I expect them to get added in
upcoming versions. I hope.
Sent from my iPhone
On Jul 2, 2007, at 11:08 AM, George Nincehelser <[email protected]
> wrote:
I am thinking about getting one, but thought I'd wait until the
intial hype had burned out (and my current cell contract expires).
I might buy one through Apple's web store, but there's a 2-3 week
delivery time.
But I'd rather hold one in my hand before making a commitment.
What I'm wondering is how much abuse the thing can take without
getting all uglied up. Can it be treated like a regular cell phone
you just stuff in your pocket, or is something you should treat
with more care?
Right now I have a Samsung A900. It's all scratched up (has
"character"), since I shove it in my pocket, but it's a flip-
phone, so the main screen is protected. I don't care for my
current provider (Sprint), but the cell phone itself is small,
slim, and can take good deal of abuse.
I'd like an iPhone, but I'm just not sure I'd take proper care of it.
George
On 7/2/07, Pete Lindsley < [email protected]> wrote:
In the header of Don's message the X-Mailer info is:
1.0 (iPhone Mail 1A543a)
Don Arburn wrote:
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> On Jul 2, 2007, at 9:56 AM, Don Arburn < [email protected]> wrote:
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