A friend has eyed my line of Treos from afar, avoiding buying one
because, he said truthfully, all he wanted was a calendar (which, in his
work, he did not need to sync to anyone else's) and a telephone. Then he
got an iTouch and fell in love with having his calendar, music and wifi.
This morning he mentioned maybe switching jobs, and maybe having the
ability to edit notes and bullet lists and sync them to edits he'd made
on a desktop could be a good thing. And maybe cut-n-paste from an email
to a note. Turns out the Touch can't do those things.
Ah ha! said I. Time to get a Treo!
On 01/16/2009 at 1530 -0500
Scandals & Animals <[email protected]> wrote:
> People who can be happy with an iPhone are people who could have been
> happy with AOL Internet access. They've never had anything better,
> aren't even aware of the deficiencies, and maybe wouldn't know what to
> do with or how to use more powerful apps. If you thought AOL dialup
> was great, the iPhone is perfect for you.
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> On Jan 16, 2009, at 12:28 PM, "Daniel" <[email protected]> wrote:
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>> Yah, stupid Apple and their dumb 10+ million units sold ... what were
>> they thinkin?
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>> --- "Don Ferguson" wrote:
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>>> 'Course, I can't believe that Apple would release a device in this
>>>
>> century with no removable battery, no cut/copy/paste, and no todo
>> list. It's amazing some of the profoundly dumb decisions smart
>> people/companies make.
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