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join:2000-11-21
Fairfield, OH
| The iPhone is missing one thing... Tactile response. How many of us actually look at the phone to press the buttons? I know I really don't. I'm able to do that because my phone includes surface features that help me identify my finger location on the keypad by touch. iPhone's all glass interface guarantees that users must look at the interface to accomplish everything. I think a lot of folks are underestimating how much of a liability this will be with regards to user friendliness.
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join:2003-12-08
Tulsa, OK | Re: The iPhone is missing one thing... there will be some tactile response when you slide your finger against a broken glass face! | |
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Maggs
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join:2002-11-29
Woodside, NY | You can't drive your car while looking at the iPhone, or else your in iCrash. | |
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Joshua
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join:2004-01-04
Phoenix, AZ
1 edit | Re: The iPhone is missing one thing... said by Maggs  :You can't drive your car while looking at the iPhone, or else your in iCrash. This is why Apple should have included some sort of voicecommand. I use voicecommand with my current phone over bluetooth to dial numbers when I am driving, or doing something that used up both hands.
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yock
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Fairfield, OH | Re: The iPhone is missing one thing... Yet there are times when voice commands are inappropriate. | |
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join:2004-06-05
Toronto | Ordered I ordered 2 just in case the first one breaks | |
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SilentMan
join:2002-07-15
New York, NY
1 edit | People Never Learn Version 1.0 of any product is always the buggiest, the one with the least features, and the most expensive. Today, a $19.95 CD player has more features and works better than the first $1000 CD Player. A PC that you might find in the trash has more power than the first IBM PC that only had two 5 1/4 floppy drives, 250KB of memory, a monochrome display adapter and sold for $2700 in 1984. The logic is that the manufacturer wants to recoup most of its investment in the product during the first wave of sales. The iPhone is no exception: it only works with one and the worst company in the wireless telephone business; it is severely limited in features; it only works with iTune software; no way that you can change the batteries when they die except to send it to Apple where they will do it for a fee ; only 8 gigs in the most expensive model, come on! And both models cost $500 and $600 respectively!
But some people are so manipulated that they think the world would be coming to an end if they don't have the product NOW and you see these poor souls standing in line since 4AM to buy an expensive retarded product. Things like these keep reminding me of what an advertiser exec once told me: "American consumers have a mind like that of a 13 y.o boy and we just love it!" | |
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| Wow, what a bunch of crybabies you guys are If you can't afford the phone, stop complaining about those who want it.
The iPhone is a wonderful piece of technology, and I guarantee, Blackberry and Palm and everyone else will follow Apple's lead and its technology going forward.
Just like they did when Jobs created the first PC. Everyone has followed him since. He marketed the first personal computer with the first GUI for home use and the first mouse.
You should be thanking him - not hating on him. | |
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jackie113
join:2007-07-04
Chicago, IL
| apple While using Safari for the Application interface, any one can use an App designed for the iPhone. But this is not without a few draw backs as well, all of the extra features of the phone cannot be utilized. An example would be a game not being able to use the included vibrate function for force feedback.
www.mp4-converter.net/iphone-converter/iphone-video-converter/ | |
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jackie113
join:2007-07-04
Chicago, IL
| Say you¡¯ve downloaded Cars from iTunes. Instead of watching it on your computer, wirelessly sync the flick to Apple TV.Then pull up a seat, put up your feet, and play your movie on TV. Give yourself a hand: You¡¯ve just changed theway you watch digital media.
www.mp4-converter.net/apple-tv-converter/ | |
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