| cingular boohooo i agree on the cingular only complaint but as far as 3G, it may have been a simple availablity decision.
is anyone going to drop 600 bucks on an evdo phone when they can't get service where they live?
if you do get the service, sure it is a no brainer but how are they going to get their 1% market share(you all know how MANY iphones that is) if they are limited to a "few" places.
this is iphone 1.0, the next release will have be upgraded to keep the sales going. color displays and clickwheels did it on the ipod, it sure didn't require an easy to replace battery.
while I have the same complaints as everyone else, i would venture to say that it will have the same success as the ipod, EXCEPT for the the cingular deal, I don't get that.
why not let me buy the phone from apple as I do from nokia and sign with whoever i want, especially since there won't be any rebates from cingular, according to what engadget posted. |
