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| This is a discussion on PinStack.com's ultimate 3G BlackBerry Bold & 3G Apple iPhone 2.0 Comparison within the Smartphone News forums, part of the PINStack files category; Originally Posted by beeshabo Dude!! There is NO HATING here, the iPhone is a super kool device, there is no ... |
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Maybe so (as I haven't done my own research), but from what I'm seeing they're both fairly similar, just some things really bug me about the iPhone. No Zoom No Built in Video Recording Locked Bluetooth (2.0) No A2DP (c'mon ***) No MMS No Copy Paste (another ***) Just going from out-of-the-box comparison, that's just insane!! those are some fairly common PDA/Smartphone/Multi-Media Device features...So coming from Apple, it's especially dissappointing (I like Apple products) |
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Apple want consumer to think that iPhone is a faster (fastest) device, by blocking background apps. Copy and paste a string of text will deduct from it's RAM. That's just my two cents on the Copy and Paste feature. AD2P in the firmware: http://blogs.zdnet.com/Apple/?p=904 Business wise: File Transfer Protocol - Apple (big brother) doesn't want you to transfer that new song you "purchase" to a friend's device, but instead use iTunes to "purchase" your own copy. That file you need to send, Apple wants you to use the new "AT&T iPhone Data Plan" to send that file. In other words "greedy", because a number of Apple users have a "bigger pocket" and willing to spend. Last edited by huyanhle; 06-10-2008 at 06:58 PM. |
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Yea I edited. Its not the words. but as i read it i could hear in my head If you know what I mean. Just be careful a post like that you might be labeled.Wonder if Sony would ever add phone function to the PSP. That would be cool! |
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In my opinion RIM has 2 equally important initiatives they need to take. 1. Focus more on delivering truly stellar performance and business capabilities.. ( we already know they kill all contenders in that already. ) 2. Making multimedia and free software resources more available to entice more potential BlackBerry converts. If RIM does this they will not only make great strides in retaining there current user base, but significantly impact the sales of competitors, lol, on all levels I.E: Performance, reliability, usability, and development, to name a few. My next phone after the 8800 will be the BOLD, as soon as rogers has it on June 17, hopefully. Wifi - Assisted GPS - Multimedia - OS 4.6 - T-Flash Memory - Camera - A2DP OTA Device upgrades is also awesome. I'm using 4.5 already on my 8800 and I can recognize the strides they've made from 4.2.1 this is the kind of developement that keeps consumers comming back... Plazmic does need some work though RIM, if you get my drift. I develope but Plazmic is a nightmare. Hopefully the 150 Million invested by lazaridis opens alot of doors when it comes to free software addons, and usability. |
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and I agree with your post huyanhle!! but it still kinda sucks...I guess it's for a reason, your two cents make sense (lol). and yeah...adding phone functionality to the PSP would be SWEET!! |
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Why does apple continue to miss the obvious things like say...MMS and capability to record video? Even the crappiest phones on the market can do those two things.
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I thought this new Iphone was suppose to be all that and a bag of potatoes. Looks like it's not. I thought that the new iphone has third party apps capabilities?
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I can only wonder how much the iPhone would be without that subsidy. http://news.moneycentral.msn.com/tic...610&id=8753384 |
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So, there really is no "eye to eye" |
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thanks bout the info on the uma |
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