iPhone '4' thread

poppy10_2

djrobmac wrote: »

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/apple/7811667/Apple-iPhone-4-in-depth-review.html

Holy press release recycling, batman!

It sounds like she hasn't got her hands anywhere near an actual iPhone 4, but rather she has gone point by point through Steve Jobs' presentation and slightly reworded it to make it sound even more OMGAWESOME. What honest reviewer would actually come up with this paragraph?

I'm keen to see what advertisers do with the new iAd mobile advertising platform. If they are ambitious, and seek new ways to create immersive and engaging entertainment and interactive apps-within-apps, then some adverts could even become a "destination" in their own right.

Oh, yes, we have all been breathlessly awaiting the new iAd mobile advertising platform. The possibilities are endless!!!

MercilessKiller

I wasnt happy with iAds but yeh

Nice avatar djrobmac

cactusdust

You have to realise that personal preferences are never settled- and that is essentially what you're all arguing over; and could do forever and a day.

Android and iPhone are both good products- can both sides not agree on that?

I use iPhone, but don't automatically hate Android or feel the need to pointlessly troll over it. I actually have better things to do.

Fifer

jimbms wrote: »

But thats in the UK, total different country and market.

This is a UK site.

Fifer

cactusdust wrote: »

Android and iPhone are both good products- can both sides not agree on that?

I think we did, many times, several posts back.

cactusdust

Fifer wrote: »

I think we did, many times, several posts back.

Unfortunately that doesn't extend to everyone.

djrobmac

cactusdust wrote: »

Android and iPhone are both good products- can both sides not agree on that?

We need something to do whilst we wait for news :cool:

MercilessKiller

More news? Where!

BillScarab

jimbms wrote: »

Quote:
Originally Posted by BillScarab
That's surprising since O2 announced today they've sold out of Desires and Vodafone are also reporting shortages. It certainly seems to be selling well in the UK.

There have been supply problems since it was launched here as it's been selling so well.

But thats in the UK, total different country and market.

And in the post I was replying to, that you conveniently left out, you said

"I don't know if the same is happening over there in the UK but here both providers have just announced in a press release an almost 45% reduction in the price of the 3Gs and I am afraid on a downside for HTC users one of the providers are scrapping the desire on contract due to lack of sales and them wishing to concentrate on the 4 instead."

So I posted what was happening in the UK in reply to your question. How you can then start on it being a totally different market is beyond me.

BillScarab

jimbms wrote: »

I think what may help the new iPhone here is that the launch of the 4G network is imminent. according Tynwald (our government) last week.

And how does that help the iPhone 4 which isn't a 4G phone?

Might help the HTC Evo 4G if they decide to release it there though.