I doubt I'd use an iPhone even if someone gave it to me...well I guess if someone also paid for my service fee's I'd use it =).
I doubt I'd use an iPhone even if someone gave it to me...well I guess if someone also paid for my service fee's I'd use it =).
yea i bought a camera with a MP3 player built in for $150, and got a cell phone for free with contract. I really don't need both in 1.
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I use my iPhone and internet/maps daily. I can use it as a yellow pages, and then make a call without dialing the number. As well, I can look anything up that I need at any time. I used to hate my Motorola Razor, now I have a phone I actually use.
I don't know, at $399 it's cheaper than a PS3 and about the same price as a 360 (not to mention cheaper than many other new phones). I am certainly considering it now, much more so than when it was $499/$599. It will depend on how much money I will have left over this year. If not this iPhone, I will have a good hard look on the iPhone nano whenever it's out.
fazz,
You will get a monthly bill no matter what phone you use. You will also have to pay for every single game you want to play on your game console. I don't think this is a special issue with the iPhone.
El_Duderino,
Looking just at the form factor (not the games, which are the biggest pro for the PSP), there are worlds between the iPhone and the PSP. The iPhone is 3 times smaller and 2 times lighter than the PSP.
Hardcore gaming is a bubble economy blown up by Microsoft's $7 $6 billion losses.
$200 max is what I would pay of any phone.
No thanks, if I was given an iPhone for free I would give it to someone else, I don't want to carry around a gigantic palm sized computer just to make phone calls.
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The iPhone is a slick piece of technology. I got to use my friend's while vacationing in Pittsburgh and loved it when it worked well. I also hated it when the EDGE network slowed to a crawl or was unavailable. So if you're willing to pay not only $400 for a new phone but also at least $1,440 over the next two years to AT&T and Apple for the service (Apple gets a kick back each month), the price drop is good news. For me, I'll wait for a faster network and hopefully a few more options (like GPS) in a new model that's bound to come out next year.
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| reverie said: fazz, You will get a monthly bill no matter what phone you use. You will also have to pay for every single game you want to play on your game console. I don't think this is a special issue with the iPhone. |
I'm not saying is an issue, but to what I know (not much), the Iphone's monthly bill is a bit higher than with other phones. How is Cing... AT&T contract anyway? They still have that unlimited data usage plan*?
(*Unlimited means that if you use too much we will cancel your contract)
I wouldn't buy it because it has a 2 megapix cam and doesn't has HSDPA... among other things.
Nokia sucks it has always sucked.
The iphone is apple, I dont think its really worth it.
