The Fundamental Problem with Non-iPhones
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The Fundamental Problem with Non-iPhones
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#2This reads like a parody of all these types of blog posts.
I mean: "The iPhone plainly put is the perfect phone size. It feels right, this is not something Steve Jobs would have gotten wrong."
Totally made me chuckle. Upvoted for the brilliant parody value alone.
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#3This guy's brain is going to explode if/when the next iphone comes out with a different form factor.
I look forward to that.
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#4I’m not a fan of Apple BUT iPhone is perfect :)
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#5"You mean forced updates and taken up memory to keep these applications on my phone that I have no desire to have? Great." This happens with the iPhone, too. Stocks? Compass? Newsstand? Does anyone actually use those?
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#6The iPhone 4S's weight has certainly put me off having one. Despite liking near everything else about it, walking around with it in my pocket, it's a noticeable, heavy, lump.
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#7I’m not a fan of Apple BUT iPhone is perfect :)
Just yesterday I took the same photo with the latest Nokia Lumia and an iPhone 4. Let's just say that Lumia's photo-camera performance was very sub-par compared to the iPhone, which was launched more than one year ago.
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#8The iPhone 4S's weight has certainly put me off having one. Despite liking near everything else about it, walking around with it in my pocket, it's a noticeable, heavy, lump.
I quite like the weight actually, it reminds me that I haven't left it behind somewhere.
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#9"Out of a lineup, I couldn’t tell you the name of the most recent compared to the name of the oldest"
This is going to sound silly later this year when Apple starts calling all their iPhones "the new iPhone".
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#10The iPhone 4S's weight has certainly put me off having one. Despite liking near everything else about it, walking around with it in my pocket, it's a noticeable, heavy, lump.
I quite like the weight actually, it reminds me that I haven't left it behind somewhere.
I quite like the weight actually, it reminds me that I haven't left it behind somewhere.
Heh, that's a good point, and one I hadn't considered :)
My wife remarked that the heaviness made her think of good quality; something I consider the reverse to have been true of for quite a few years now.