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looking to replace my wife's cellphone, and she wanted something light
and cheap. But going into Cingular/AT&T and looking at "not iPhones"
was very dull. How does one select the best of the also-rans?
oriented blog up where we could both blog for some time. Given the
slant of louisgray.com, this isn't the place for baby pics and updates
and family updates all that much, so we finally sat down and got a
domain that makes sense for both of us and are in the process of
setting up now. When she gets going, I'll highlight it.
ages. I own jessesgrl.com and we were going to do something there, but I
can't get her to write. She's a really good writer too - these History
major types know how to post good content. :-)
WiFi and limitless electrical power, what would you rather take with
you? The iPhone or the laptop? I'd bet the laptop would win. :-)
iPhone in the Apple store, I was worried my thumbs were too fat for
the keyboard, but after a day or so, I was typing nearly as fast as on
my BlackBerry. Combined with its automatic spelling corrections and it
works great. Just say No to "No"kia.
Valley and literally 5-10 minutes from Apple HQ, we have a high iPhone
per person capita. But when I see people take out a BlackBerry or
Windows Mobile/Symbian cell phone, I almost feel sorry for them,
because they must know they're missing out. I really put off getting
an iPhone, but now I see that was stupid, and I should have just
gotten one right away (assuming Exchange integration).
My iPhone 3G was very unstable pre v2.2 firmware - almost as bad as my Windows Mobile PDA phones. Post 2.2 however, it is rock solid. Speed is also back up to that of the old iPhone 2G as well.
The Bold has a tiny non-touch-screen, far fewer less-compelling apps, same battery life and talk-time as the iPhone 3G when running on 3G, no hardware 3D acceleration, no accelerometer, creaky OS, etc.
I'd re-think the Bold decision if I were you.
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correctly. I had to restore from backup more than once, but it's been
pretty much rock solid, as you describe, since then. I stuck with
BlackBerry for about 4-5 years, and graduated with them from device to
device, but I don't miss it at all. The iPhone offers so much more,
without compromising, especially when it comes to the Web experience.
Synching with Safari is perfect for me, and with each new app, its
lead gets larger.
The iPhone is, of course, a small portable computer -- getting more useful with each new APP.
hope other attributes of the site meet your standards as well! :-)
receive calls. It is a mini computer that happens to occasionally play
the role of a phone. I am not surprised it can scare mosquitoes away.
What can't it do at this point?