I didn't end up getting a second one. They'd only allow one per person. No big deal, I'll still get to write the whole thing off at the end the year as a business expense.

 

So how's that speed dial working for ya? How's voice dial working for ya?Or send me a picture from the strip club as a text message.Make sure you use the zoom feature on the phone. How are those java flash web sites on the phones brower? Changed your homscreen yet? Made your own ringtones yet? Send me a file via bluetooth. Did ya get the email I sent pushed to you?

What a minute you can't do any of these most basic things . iPhone for iSheep.

 

Something like this is a pretty big deal since I spend about 95% of my time with wifi availability.

 

PC World just put together a chart with iPhone and its man alternatives. Its interesting to see how it stacks up.

http://www.pcworld.com/zoom?id=133401&page...table&zoomIdx=1

The add-on apps are starting to appear as well - https://www.s2ki.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=505101

 

Maybe you should just get your gun and start shooting all the iPhone users

 

That's pretty awesome...I wonder if it draws from our normal minutes or if it uses data since it's wifi. I was playing with my brothers iPhone this morning and it's awesome as a web browser and iPod but pretty much sucks as a smart phone...the reception was poor and so was the call quality. Apple/AT&T did a great job of hyping up the iPhone for sales but they really dropped the ball by not making the phone Exchange/Domino compatible and I don't care much for the virtual keyboard. It looks like T-mobile will be the iPhone carrier in Europe but Sony Ericsson already has several phones that do everything the iPhone does and then some for less money.

 

Amazing, I can't tell you about any of those things because I NEVER used them. As far at the many things the Iphone does, they are awesome, easy to use and work very well. I am very happy with it and love it TONS more than my Treo 750.
The email, SMS, weather, date book, maps, camera. All so easy to use. It's all so intuituve.


Oh yeah,

BAAAAAA

 

so the race is on

in review on the wifi phone from tmo:
-its an extra $10/mo
-this is not new technology, wifi phones have been avaliable for a time now. the good ones have a web browser built in with a keyboard/ screen so the user can negociate the 80211 router he is accessing for passwords etc. dont think the t-mo phone can do this and this is why they are supplying a modifyed router.

 

I can't wait for Skype or Gizmo to come available on the iPhone - one step closer to making it complete.

 

[QUOTE=s2000raj,Jul 5 2007, 10:56 AM] who lil ole me showing off?


SORRY.