more evidence on the end of iphone exclusivity

[cturnbull802]

Originally Posted by robertrulez

http://www.cnn.com/2009/TECH/09/01/i...ers/index.html


if true I would drop my SERO plan in a second and sign up for everything plus for one of these bad boys

i still wont drop 30 a month... not untill sprint says i need to drop my plan.
my iphone friends pay that in data alone

[breakmyfootoff]

Originally Posted by robertrulez

keep lieing to yourself

there really isn't a phone out there with the ease of use and functionality of the iPhone, windows 6.5 is a good step up but the OS itself is garbage at the moment and needs more than just a new skin, I wont judge fully until windows 7 comes out because the interface on the zune HD is just plain sex

even with all the roms it couldnt save my touch diamond from being a garbage phone

LOL, keep "lying" to myself? The reason the iPhone is so simple to use is because it has no depth. The iPhones entire operating system is basically just an app launcher kinda like ultimate launch, and it cant do that very well because it has a hard time running more than one app at a time. My windows mobile phone works fine for me, just because you cant get it to work doesnt mean the OS is to blame. Is WM as finger friendly as iPhone? Not even close. Does it have more capability if you know how to use it? Definitely.

[PdaOd]

With VZWs move to LTE, Sprint could end up being the only major US carrier that doesn't have the iPhone. What incentive would Apple have to support WiMax with LTE being the dominant system? At the moment I'm glad that I don't have to share bandwidth with iPhone users uploading videos to Youtube. But, in the long term, if the iPhone's popularity continues it could be bad news for Sprint if it became known as the no-iPhone network. The way WinMo7 is progressing, we may see the iPhone4g released first.

[sanmanc]

WOW! I can't wait now to go to the Sprint store, if they get the iPhone, look at it and get the next generation Pre.