Felix_the_Mac said:All in all, a bit disappointing. Couple that with the fact that Steve has cancelled his Keynote at Paris Expo and it appears that Apple are having a bit of a dry spell.
Lets hope that the transition to Intel goes super-smooth and ahead of schedule.
I want my 65 nanometre dual core Powerbook please 🙂
mikeyrogers said:I wonder why they say you have to connect a USB cable to the phone in order to sync your music while the phone supports bluetooth. On top of that, I wonder why Apple didn't update iSync today to support this phone.
elo said:Apple had no input whatsoever in the physical design of this phone. HTH.
I completely agree with you. I just recently purchased a RAZR for $99. I wanted a well-styled flip phone that was small, had good reception and would work with iSync. The RAZR fit the bill perfectly for me and I got a good price on it. The GUI does suck, mostly because it is just not intuitive. Now that I have become familiar with it I'm alright - it's usable, but far from good. The manual isn't very helpful either, bad UI, bad doco!digitalbiker said:I own a RAZR and love it! It is the best designed phone I have ever had. The second best phone for it's time was the Moto StarTac. The big problem with moto phones is not the phone, it is the GUI. Who ever designs the interface for Moto should be shot. Maybe it makes sense if you are Japanese but for the American consumer it makes no sense and is a pain in the a** to use.
podus maximus said:just what i want. Lots of dropped calls, a 2 year contract, and my music tied into a long term contract with a terrible provider. Maybe Apple will partner with carrier pidgeons next. 🙄
yeah, i was thinking about picking up one of those. which service do you use? any additional complaints about the phone?Felix_the_Mac said:I just bought a Sony Ericsson K750i with a 2 megapixel camera.
That is the best phone on the market at the moment (although sometimes I feel that it could be sturdier).
Europe almost always has the latest and greatest when it comes to mobile phones - let us enjoy this one. 😀raggedjimmi said:sorry, but who the hell are Cignular? 🙂
mikeyrogers said:I wonder why they say you have to connect a USB cable to the phone in order to sync your music while the phone supports bluetooth. On top of that, I wonder why Apple didn't update iSync today to support this phone.
wickermac said:yes, the phone is quite underwhelming. however, i have been told that the rokr was merely a vehicle to get the iTunes mobile interface out. i give it less than a year before we start seeing new devices and more carriers. i anticipate virgin mobile being the next wireless carrier that has an iTunes enabled phone.
digitalbiker said:I have had several Motophones with BT and all of them must use a USB cable.
Inculded Accessories
* Battery
* Travel Charger
* Guides: ROKR E1 Manual - Quick Start Guide - iTunes insert
* iTunes PC software with USB cable
* Removable microSD memory card (microSD memory card must be installed in the device in order to use iTunes)
* Stereo headset and 3.5 mm headset adaptor
zimv20 said:yeah, i was thinking about picking up one of those. which service do you use? any additional complaints about the phone?
Felix_the_Mac said:I just bought a Sony Ericsson K750i with a 2 megapixel camera.
That is the best phone on the market at the moment (although sometimes I feel that it could be sturdier). I have stuck a 1GB Memory Stick Duo in it so it should take 200-300 songs.