WSJ Says New iPhone Won't Have 4G
I think
Because no one cares about a phone thats only available in Korea until next year
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controversy. A bunch of stupid arguments..over a phone and company..Regardless of what they say..haters will say Apple is nothing but a fashion brand..say that to Disney that relies on Apple products to make their films.
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The iPhone is just simpler. Most American's are super tech savvy people and just want a phone to work when they use it. I wanna check my email? Click email and it pops up. Magic, I don't care if I can root it or w/e. If it works for what most people want to do, and works solidly most of the time, why shouldn't it be popular?
Android's cool. If you're into tech and like playing around with it, it's superior to the iOS. But if you don't care about that, what's the point?
Android's cool. If you're into tech and like playing around with it, it's superior to the iOS. But if you don't care about that, what's the point?
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Exactly..that's why I have an iPhone. I like Android, just don't really like any of the devices they have and after seeing quite a few of people have issues with their Android based device, it steered me away.. People just like to argue over stupid ish. It all comes down to preference, but you will always have fanboys for everything..
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Exactly, Jellz.
I've used Android phones, and they are cool. But there's a lot more going on that the user has to control that the iPhone handles automatically.
I personally want a phone that does exactly what I need it to, when I want it to. I don't need to root (I can jailbreak if I really need more control over my iOS device), I don't need the ability to customize every last homescreen icon...my simple green icon that says "phone" below it on the main dock of my iPhone launches the phone functions the same as a heavily modified and customized phone icon on an Android phone.
Arguing about iPhones being good or bad is like arguing about religion or sports...everyone has their favorite and their own standpoints, and won't budge f...
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I've used Android phones, and they are cool. But there's a lot more going on that the user has to control that the iPhone handles automatically.
I personally want a phone that does exactly what I need it to, when I want it to. I don't need to root (I can jailbreak if I really need more control over my iOS device), I don't need the ability to customize every last homescreen icon...my simple green icon that says "phone" below it on the main dock of my iPhone launches the phone functions the same as a heavily modified and customized phone icon on an Android phone.
Arguing about iPhones being good or bad is like arguing about religion or sports...everyone has their favorite and their own standpoints, and won't budge f...
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