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iphone.. bye bye...

your phones are casi-obsolete. =P hehe..

iPhone is good and done in the UK -- until the 3G version, anyway

8GB iPhone and iPod touch reach end-of-life, at least in the UK

start saving for the new one... you know you want 3g.

charlie
Thu, 08 May 2008 17:47:04 +0000

yeah, I do...eventually. I think I will wait for iPhone 3.0. My current version is bad ass. I love it.

Plus, T-Mobile doesn't offer 3G services for a while. And with 700Mhz and WiMax coming on line in 2009-2010, I think I can use my iPhone for another year or two. I'm cool with that.

The iPhone is still eons more advance than what's on the market as far as my needs are concerned.

I'm good. I do want people to upgrade as soon as possible though...I'm a shareholder after all.
Having said that, don't be surprised if you see me with a new iPhone if cerntain specs are met in the new one...namely, much longer battery life.

Paul
Thu, 08 May 2008 20:35:19 +0000

I'm very curious to see what Android and Sony will come out with too.

The iPhone is elegantly simplistic in functions but can't be restrictive in its allowance for external accessories.

I can't wait until 4th quarter and beyond to see how others will catch up or continue to FUD their way to their deaths...I understand Palm has Cobalt coming and, man, people better watch out once Motorola comes out with RAZR 3 (and hire a new head for their mobile department).

Paul
Thu, 08 May 2008 21:11:02 +0000

some interesting apps...
Google Hands Out $1.25 Million To 50 Android App Winners (GOOG)

better list with descriptions.
ADC Round 1 Winners!

David
Tue, 13 May 2008 22:21:23 +0000

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