Why is TP2 better than iphone

[Knuxr]

Originally Posted by chronster

tp2 isn't better than iphone and iphone isn't better than tp2.

Of course each has its own purpose, but for the sake of argument one HAS to be better

[NCHEVYHEVN]

Originally Posted by Knuxr

Of course each has its own purpose, but for the sake of argument one HAS to be better

If I had a choice of either one I would choose the iPhone but the TP2 comes in a close second.

[rorytmeadows]

Originally Posted by Knuxr

Of course each has its own purpose, but for the sake of argument one HAS to be better

And since professionals are better than tanorexic teens and their iPhones, TP2 FTW.

[NCHEVYHEVN]

Originally Posted by rorytmeadows

And since professionals are better than tanorexic teens and their iPhones, TP2 FTW.

What does the TP2 do as a professional phone that the iPhone doesn't?

[rorytmeadows]

Originally Posted by NCHEVYHEVN

What does the TP2 do as a professional phone that the iPhone doesn't?

Not look like a toy.

[NCHEVYHEVN]

Originally Posted by rorytmeadows

Not look like a toy.

I like the metal and glass of the iphone over plastic.

But u still never answered the question. What does the TP2 do as a business phone that the iPhone can't?

[Knuxr]

Originally Posted by NCHEVYHEVN

I like the metal and glass of the iphone over plastic.

But u still never answered the question. What does the TP2 do as a business phone that the iPhone can't?

It can remote into PCs not sure if an iPhone can do that, but honestly it comes down to preference as both phones should do everything you need and more.

[rorytmeadows]

Originally Posted by NCHEVYHEVN

I like the metal and glass of the iphone over plastic.

But u still never answered the question. What does the TP2 do as a business phone that the iPhone can't?

You can go ahead and google it but here you go...

No dedicated keyboard
Additional memory capabilities
More carrier/network options
Built-in Office support
Network integration (with a Windows-dominant business network model)
Easy for Windows-cert IT groups to be able to customize options (for example, IT departments for some companies are asked to turn off camera options or turn off GPS options for a phone all together before they hand them out to employees)

and the list goes on...

[brownhornet]

Originally Posted by rorytmeadows

You can go ahead and google it but here you go...

No dedicated keyboard
Additional memory capabilities
More carrier/network options
Built-in Office support
Network integration (with a Windows-dominant business network model)
Easy for Windows-cert IT groups to be able to customize options (for example, IT departments for some companies are asked to turn off camera options or turn off GPS options for a phone all together before they hand them out to employees)

and the list goes on...

Well you can scratch the additional memory off considering the iphone comes with WAY more memory than our phones to begin with. Two, a lot of people dont need a physical keyboard. I hardly ever even use mine even though I have one. I'll give you the carrier thing even though it can be used on at&t and t-mobile.. or any other gsm network. The rest of that really is just geared towards the business clientele... which the majority of people that buy cell phones arent. I have office and havent used it not once.

[rorytmeadows]

Originally Posted by NCHEVYHEVN

What does the TP2 do as a professional phone that the iPhone doesn't?

Seriously though, the interwebz is full of articles like this:

http://www.techspot.com/news/36317-a...iness-use.html