FiL
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join:2005-08-16
Silver Spring, MD
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Re: iPhone.
Wait, wait, wait. Are you saying Apple NEVER had a ad campaign where word of mouth was held a major roll? Or are you seriously deaf to all the Apple lovers talking this and that about how incredible everything Apple is?
"iPhone exists and will be improved upon. It is all ready an amazing device."
Misinformation is wrapping up an opinion as fact... |
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Pichin
join:2001-07-01
Altamonte Springs, FL
 ·RoadRunner Cable
·Comcast
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Re: Excellent!!!
said by a333  :Now, if only Ubuntu Mobile could have similar progress, the open source field can really heat up, and have a good chance of competing with iPhone. I mean, the iPhone is fine in itself, but Apple's repressive control over its software/hardware is just a shoddy practice. Even this SDK that they're releasing for the iPhone doesn't really give developers incentive to join. In reality, Apple can simply publish its API's openly, and let the devs freely exploit the power of the iPhone. But no, Steve's seeing even the applications as another revenue-generating unit that he wants to turn into an iTunes-style system. I for one look forward to the day that mobile operating systems will be the way they are in computers, where you can choose what to run (i.e. Windows or Linux?). It'd be a win-win for the consumer if they could simply load an ISO image onto an SD card, and then set up the OS straight on the phone, from the SD card.
The time is coming... I am also waiting for the same
said by chevyrulz0991 :
your friend has never ventured into the preference panel in itunes then. I actually believe its right there on the ipod/itunes home screen...
"Manually sync music"
It would actually be even better is I could download music from iTunes while on the go like my brother does on his Mogul "with whatever is the name of the app that he uses". |
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a333
A hot cup of integrals please
join:2007-06-12
Rego Park, NY
 ·Cingular Wireless
 ·Verizon Online DSL
1 edit | reply to FastiBook
Now, if only Ubuntu Mobile could have similar progress, the open source field can really heat up, and have a good chance of competing with iPhone. I mean, the iPhone is fine in itself, but Apple's repressive control over its software/hardware is just a shoddy practice. Even this SDK that they're releasing for the iPhone doesn't really give developers incentive to join. In reality, Apple can simply publish its API's openly, and let the devs freely exploit the power of the iPhone. But no, Steve's seeing even the applications as another revenue-generating unit that he wants to turn into an iTunes-style system.
I for one look forward to the day that mobile operating systems will be the way they are in computers, where you can choose what to run (i.e. Windows or Linux?). It'd be a win-win for the consumer if they could simply load an ISO image onto an SD card, and then set up the OS straight on the phone, from the SD card. |
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FastiBook
join:2003-01-08
Newtown, PA
 ·Verizon FIOS
| iPhone.
iPhone exists and will be improved upon. It is all ready an amazing device. Misinformation about product behavior & features continues to put a small cramp in sales (maybe 1-2% of potential buyers). If people actually learned about a product instead of playing whisper down the lane maybe crap products wouldn't get made and good ones would come to the front.
- Andy |
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