Debating on going with the Touch or iPhone

hippity.hoppity · #1 (**permalink**) 12-17-2007, 12:18 PM

Try reading klurf. Then try dictionary.com for the definition of "almost" which is obviously eluding you.

Zyphlin · #2 (**permalink**) 12-17-2007, 12:43 PM

Okay, how about this...the iPhone doesn't crush the touch in ALMOST every way.

It beats it in a number of places. Better screen size and resolution, better media playing, better camera, (debatable) better user interface out of the box, text messaging out of the box, wifi

Touch beats it in the ability to be customized, size, 3rd party applications, PIM applications, word and excel support, broader multimedia support, bluetooth, amongst others.

Web Browsing is a push, with perhaps a slight edge (no pun intended) to the iPhone due to the better browswer (but the better speed for the touch keeps it rather close). This swings back towards the Touch when next gen browsers come out.

So please, explain how it "Crushes" the touch in "almost" every way?

wickedklown · #3 (**permalink**) 12-17-2007, 02:12 PM

Geez people. By these rantings im almost positive were all a product of the great American public school system so to do battle over the english grammar is like winning the special olympics. its a great feeling but your not gonna get the next Nike contract.
So get to the point. how does the iphone "Almost/nearly/Totally/withnoremorse" or whatever 1950's batman "POW" description you'd like to use Crush the Touch?? Never owned one but willing to jump ship as better devices come out.