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WTF man! Apple's iphone is basically hype. If you want a browser that is the same you can run Deepfish when it comes out from Microsoft (they already had a test release earlier this year). Nobody is saying that the Mogul is perfect, but please don't even try to compare it with the flash in the pan iphone. People that buy the iphone are the same people who vote for someone for president because they are handsome and not on what they stand for on issues. |
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I don't understand people who say you can't compare the two or it is apples and oranges. There are a lot of things you can compare between the two and some things one does better than the other -
Mogul - ACTIVESYNC OMA full fucntionality - most important to me while the iPhone has some e-mail support it isn't ideal for those of us used to OMA with Exchange. better for office docs many more third party apps currently none for the iphone as far as I know. can change battery Keyboard important to some but not all so don't assume! Makes it thicker but gives you tactile typing which is good for some. BT let's you do more but nothing well faster internet access currently and potentially significantly faster later Support for flash browser iPhone much better screen - twice the resolution of the mogul Bluetooth headset is good for callers AND callees - not so with mogul Much better web browser much better form factor much much thinner much much faster much better battery life even though it has a higher res screen and faster processor up to 8 gigs of storage on board less likely to get a virus While there are many more points of comparison - it shows that you can compare the two. I am by no means a mac fanboy - I support both PCs and macs and much prefer supporting the PCs but I have to give credit where credit is due for both sides. If MS can get their act together by this time next year I'll stick with them. if Mac can include full activesync wireless and faster inernet speeds - I'll switch over to the iphone2 and bitch about the limitations of the iphone. I don't understand in many threads where people sound offended or indignant when people try to say one or the other is better - both have strengths and both have weaknesses - currently the OMA is most important to me so the mogul is a better choice however if the iphone2 has that functionality, I doubt MS will have all the other better things that the iPhone does/will by the time the iPhone2 comes out. I'm guessing the iphone2 will be out by this time next year whereas MS will probably not have WM7 out and even if they do what are the chances it will work properly when it is first released? It takes MS a very long time to ever release patches as they don't even listen to their clients about what issues they are having. |
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The iPhone is an entertainment device. Talk on the phone, surf the net, watch movies, listen to music. The Mogul is a productivity device. Office docs, RDP to landbased computers, crunch numbers. Depends on what you want. I'm a productivity guy myself. Yeah, you can compare me to the PC guy in the Mac commercials, but that's what pays the bills. |
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The iPhone is quite capable of becoming the iPod of phones whether we like it or not. Personally I'm not looking forward to a future where my choice in phone makes me just as much of an outcast minority as my choice in MP3 player did. But I genuinely believe the iPhone's domination is all but inevitable, and will be all the more swift as soon as their exclusivity with (ugh) AT&T ends. I will still not buy one, but I expect to see them more popular than RAZRs. |
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