thank you so much, i can get an upgrade with a $18 fee
I think the iPhone 4 will perform admirably. The camera performance alone looks like it'll be stunning. With 5 megapixels and IBS CMOS it should perform better than most mobile phones.
Although the WWDC only showed us a lot of what we knew, I still think Apple pushed the boundaries.
I made a little video about it here; http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2mLb2vj_JsU
WTF are you reading.
The Evo is a 4.3" screen with 800 x 450 while the iPhone has a 3.5" with 960x640.
Im not sure about the Panel type either, but if the EVO has a TN panel, the iPhone's 4 screen is better in every way.
WTF are you reading.
The Evo is a 4.3" screen with 800 x 450 while the iPhone has a 3.5" with 960x640.
Im not sure about the Panel type either, but if the EVO has a TN panel, the iPhone's 4 screen is better in every way.
he is talking about the camara not the screen. 2 VERY different things.
As Rodimus Prime noted, I was talking about the camera sensor. EVO's display is not ISP and it is not as good in terms of color reproduction. Nonetheless you can not say that iPhones 4's screen is better in every way. Size matters. Most people are very impressed with the huge difference the EVO's screen size makes for many applications (internet browsing being one of them).
Considering you can make a micro SIM with a pair of scissors, that argument really doesn't fly.As for the microSim card things I think they did that to discourage jail breaking as no point to unlock if you can not use it on another network any how.
Everyone craps on AT&T but over here in south Florida I have full bars everywhere I go and its fast as hell. So I'm happy with it.![]()
I live in Washington, DC, and my service is fine. I never drop calls. The downloads are slow, but it's my first smartphone so I can't compare it to any other experience I have had. The AT&T website is AWFUL, pure stinking awful. But I only use it once a month so I've gotten over that.
Customer relations for AT&T is much better than Verizon's, IMO. Verizon would always call me up and try to sell me new phones or new plans, or two phones for the same plan. I.e. a bunch of garbage I didn't need or want.
Verizon reps would also lie about things just to get you off the phone. One rep would claim to reset the whatsidoozit on your your account, I'd hang up and the damn thing still wouldn't work, call back, wait 20 minutes for another rep, and that rep says that my whatsidoozit hasn't been reset in over a year. "But the last guy said that's exactly what he did!" "Well, he must have been mistaken."
I had to write the Better Business Bureau to get Verizon to fix one of their more egregious mistakes on my account.
So you purposely hold back from buying a new phone for an extra year just so when you do get one it's more impressive? Wouldn't you rather have a more modern phone for that entire year?Maryland/DC has good AT&T coverage. And Florida isn't bad, either. Two of the places I've been to the most, since having the iPhone. Technically, I haven't been to a bad AT&T area, but there's a lot of places I haven't gone.
However, I'm still on the 2D original iPhone, and I've been waiting for release 4. So I'm really happy to jump onto this. My typical rhetoric to wait a few releases before upgrade really puts me in the position for no disappointments. It also makes getting that upgrade like Christmas all over again. I'd probably skip it if I had 3GS, but I technically saved a lot of money by sticking to my guns and waiting it out.
My phone data usage habits are currently geared towards the lower end of the spectrum, but perhaps, in 2 years, maybe I'll eventually change that. I've been conditioned for high-usage on Wifi, low usage non-Wifi for so long now. I'm also kind of glad because this may eliminate me getting one of those handheld 720p recorder devices, at the same time.
my bad i meant what time.