Iphone 4 didnt meet expectations

borderline

Abbafan1972 wrote: »

If you like the apps and all that then it's better to buy an Ipod Touch instead.

I agree !!:T

gaztop_3

borderline wrote: »

If you like the apps and all that then it's better to buy an Ipod Touch instead.

I agree !!:T

Or an Android phone as the marketplace has most of the iPhone apps and you don't have to hack the phone to get normal fuctionality!

Wintermute

SexyBack wrote: »

Abbafan1972 im not 100% on this but im sure there are apps on the app store to enable the bluetooth?

Im sure someone in the know will correct me otherwise

I may be wrong, but I think you need to jail break it to do this.

gaztop wrote: »

Or an Android phone as the marketplace has most of the iPhone apps and you don't have to hack the phone to get normal fuctionality!

+1 on that. I've played with every generation of iPhone and there's so many much better phones out there that aren't locked into what Apple & the network providers want. The only thing I'll ever own with an Apple on it is the iPod Classic simply because you can't beat it when it comes down to cost vs storage.

Wickedkitten

Abbafan1972 wrote: »

Well hubby had an Iphone 3G for a while and decided he didn't like it so passed it onto me. Within the hour I decided I didn't like it.

So apple still haven't made the bluetooth compatible with other phones? I didn't like the way the text messages were arranged as well and the fact I couldn't send a text message onto a number of people at the same time.

It's a nightmare to put your own ringtones on as well. I wasn't too impressed with the shocking battery life as well (don't know if this has been rectified in the iPhone 4).

I have a Sony Ericsson now which is more than adequate for my needs.

If you like the apps and all that then it's better to buy an Ipod Touch instead.

Personally I have an ipod touch and an HTC Desire

gaztop_3

Wintermute wrote: »

The only thing I'll ever own with an Apple on it is the iPod Classic simply because you can't beat it when it comes down to cost vs storage.

I couldn't agree more. I've got an HTC Desire and a 120G iPod classic.

SexyBack

That is true, my OH has a classic and in storage terms it wins hands down!

movilogo

I love how the iPhone lists the messages in one conversation

It is possible with any smart phones as long as you download appropriate (free) apps to get this feature. I have a Symbian phone and though it is not built in I got an app to achieve this.

This does not justfy to buy an iPhone for this

lots of lemmings have bought an iphone just because everyone else has got one

:rotfl:

You gotta appreciate how Apple managed the clever marketing to create "desire" to have one among millions of lemmings.

johnnyroper

movilogo wrote: »

You gotta appreciate how Apple managed the clever marketing to create "desire" to have one among millions of lemmings.

Some people talk utter b0llox maybe the so called "lemmings" actually like the iPhone and purchased as it was suited to their needs?

In your world are HTC very clever at marketing aswell as there are a lot of "lemmings" who buy the desire?

I had no need to follow the masses I went to a phone shop and looked at what was available the iPhone was the best for me,in my opinion the HTC are ugly looking phones that does not mean everyone should think the same.

SexyBack

n900 has conversation in built, as does Xperia (dunno about the recent xperias though)

Abbafan1972

Can you put your own message alert tone on the Iphone 4, or are you still stuck with the default ones?

Forgot to mention that in my last post.