$99??? STILL TOO EXPENSIVE. APPLE IS MAKING A FORTUNE AT MY EXPENSE.
(In before all the commenters from the previous thread regarding Apple's iPhone profit margins)
Apple should supply the proletariat with free iPhones and pay us a subsidy to use them, comrades. It's the only just solution.![]()
wow...you think thats a lot for an iphone?? the iphone is the best phone ever i think thats a great price but i have the 3gs 16GB
The subsidized hardware price is fine already. It's just the contract that's the killer.
I just can't budget in a cell phone contract. I'd like the option to have 3G wireless on the go for price checking while in stores. I think I've used 30 minutes on my T-Mobile pay as you go in the past year. I don't talk much.The 2-year-contract is pretty much industry standard for devices in this category these days.
What sucks is how AT&T nickel and dimes you on services that should be free (or close to it) like text messaging. 20 cents for a text message? WTF???
It's like that bogus email about Congress trying to pass a law charging you for every email you sent. But in this case it's true!
Not to mention their obvious behind-the-scenes squelching of particular apps they feel competes with them (though I'm sure Apple shares plenty of the blame in this area).
You can never have too much horsepower or storage capacity.
I remember when my dad bought a new Dell and it had a 6 gig hard drive. "SIX GIGS?" I gasped? "What do you need all that space for???"
Ah, nostalgia.![]()
What are you people storing on your phones anyway?!
$99??? STILL TOO EXPENSIVE. APPLE IS MAKING A FORTUNE AT MY EXPENSE.
(In before all the commenters from the previous thread regarding Apple's iPhone profit margins)
Apple should supply the proletariat with free iPhones and pay us a subsidy to use them, comrades. It's the only just solution.![]()
Good question. I have 13.1GB free out of 14.3GB total. 0 songs, 0 videos, 200 photos, 15 apps. I guess I keep all my music on my 30GB iPod so I have lots of free space.
You can never have too much horsepower or storage capacity.
I remember when my dad bought a new Dell and it had a 6 gig hard drive. "SIX GIGS?" I gasped? "What do you need all that space for???"
Ah, nostalgia.![]()
The 2-year-contract is pretty much industry standard for devices in this category these days.
What sucks is how AT&T nickel and dimes you on services that should be free (or close to it) like text messaging. 20 cents for a text message? WTF???
It's like that bogus email about Congress trying to pass a law charging you for every email you sent. But in this case it's true!
Not to mention their obvious behind-the-scenes squelching of particular apps they feel competes with them (though I'm sure Apple shares plenty of the blame in this area).
Speed isn't that big a deal for me - I'd rather have lots of storage than a slightly faster CPU.
Is anyone gonna get the 8GB? I can see why, but really?
this will definitely be a bonus for so many ppl. My gf doesn't have any video on hers and it's fine, in fact thinking about it I am the ONLY person I know with a 16gb let alone a 32! But I guess that's because I have over 0.5TB iTunes while most people I know are nowhere near
I just can't budget in a cell phone contract. I'd like the option to have 3G wireless on the go for price checking while in stores. I think I've used 30 minutes on my T-Mobile pay as you go in the past year. I don't talk much.
Apple isn't making their money on the phone hardware anyways.
A cellphone doesn't offer much utility for me.you could try Boost Mobile
http://plans.boostmobile.com/planhub.aspx
$50 bucks a month, no contract, no credit check. More coverage then crickit (Cricket sucks, as do their ads with the 12 year old kids singing an old 1960s song real bad and making a bad name for alrefha Franklin)
A cellphone doesn't offer much utility for me.
I'd just like something to price check online while I'm at Fry's or some other store before I buy. I pay $25/year for 120 minutes that I NEVER USE.
The subsidized hardware price is fine already. It's just the contract that's the killer.
The 2-year-contract is pretty much industry standard for devices in this category these days.
I already have a pay as you go phone.then why own a cell phone?
You could try the "pay as you go" phones. Or even a pre paid cell phone
Wouldn't 6GB have been enormous for a PC in 1993, if not downright unobtainable or impossible? My Performa from 1996-ish had 1GB and that was pretty normal IIRC. My grandparents had a IIVX in the early 90s and it had 80MB I think.but when was this 6GBs? 1993?
I can very easily see this happening. Replacing the current $99 iPhone, with an 8 GB 3GS. I just wonder if this is going to piss off a lot of the current $99 iPhone buyers.
A cellphone doesn't offer much utility for me.
I'd just like something to price check online while I'm at Fry's or some other store before I buy. I pay $25/year for 120 minutes that I NEVER USE.
I already have a pay as you go phone.
It's $25/year for 120 minutes that I never use. I already said that.![]()
I want an iPhone for the 3G data access. The phone and application aspects are rather useless to me.Then why are you complaining then?