IPhone 4 or HTC Desire??

Fifer

Oscar_The_Grouch wrote: »

http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.16083

It's a cheap copy so quite clunky and designed for the 3G/3GS, but it does solve the battery changing issue. No doubt there will be similar products for the iPhone 4 and they should be a bit more streamlined!

Aye, there's a cludgy workaround to every problem I suppose.

jimbms

The simple answer is it is your money so you spend it how you wish, nobody has the right to tell you what you should buy, lets face it I change my phone on average every 9 to 12 months and whichever phone I pick it is not really going to be over £600 so who cares its not as if it's costing a fortune, it just happens this next change I shall try the iPhone, mainly because I have an iPod touch and my son wants to scrounge it so that way I get a touch at the size I need and a phone, I tried a friends desire for a week and hated it, my personal view so don't think you have any right to question it, whereas the iPhone is essentially a touch with a phone and I like the touch, again my personal view so don't think you have any right to question it. as for the batter problem there are several bits of kit around you can plug in and do 2 or 3 recharges for much cheaper than a new battery, these work on both phones and whilst using them. So let people make a choice based on what they see and read as listening to people try to bully others into getting what they have only has the opposite effect. Good example I would by any other phone than an HTC now because of the attitude of most users I have seen.

errandboy

My advice... wait a bit until late summer for the new phones to come out before making a decision. Phones are like fashion.. they come n go. The iphone 3GS was already beaten not too long from launch.

N20Y1D

jimbms wrote: »

The simple answer is it is your money so you spend it how you wish, nobody has the right to tell you what you should buy, lets face it I change my phone on average every 9 to 12 months and whichever phone I pick it is not really going to be over £600 so who cares its not as if it's costing a fortune, it just happens this next change I shall try the iPhone, mainly because I have an iPod touch and my son wants to scrounge it so that way I get a touch at the size I need and a phone, I tried a friends desire for a week and hated it, my personal view so don't think you have any right to question it, whereas the iPhone is essentially a touch with a phone and I like the touch, again my personal view so don't think you have any right to question it. as for the batter problem there are several bits of kit around you can plug in and do 2 or 3 recharges for much cheaper than a new battery, these work on both phones and whilst using them. So let people make a choice based on what they see and read as listening to people try to bully others into getting what they have only has the opposite effect. Good example I would by any other phone than an HTC now because of the attitude of most users I have seen.

This is a forum, where things are discussed. If you dont like discussion you probably shouldnt post. (thats my opinion of course you have no right to question it...:rotfl:)

N20Y1D

errandboy wrote: »

My advice... wait a bit until late summer for the new phones to come out before making a decision. Phones are like fashion.. they come n go. The iphone 3GS was already beaten not too long from launch.

What about the new phones due out in the autumn?

jimbms

N20Y1D wrote: »

What about the new phones due out in the autumn?

Forget that there are the Christmas ones to consider.

Fifer

N20Y1D wrote: »

This is a forum, where things are discussed. If you dont like discussion you probably shouldnt post. (thats my opinion of course you have no right to question it...:rotfl:)

I'm wondering how someone being given advice on what to buy, on a thread they started specifically to solicit such advice, becomes 'bullying'? :think:

Fifer

jimbms wrote: »

Good example I would by any other phone than an HTC now because of the attitude of most users I have seen.

Which is your perogative. I tend to go on the product feature set, reliability and design, but each to their own.

Fifer

There's always a better phone out in just a few months. If you keep waiting for it, you'll nver buy a phone.

jimbms

Fifer wrote: »

Which is your perogative. I tend to go on the product feature set, reliability and design, but each to their own.

Thank you that is exactly my point, everyone has indivual needs and ideas and like you say each to their own.