I'm potentially interested. My current carrier is launching an HSPA+ network in June, so I may very well want a phone for it 
Not really. It's not like I can upgrade my 3G anyway (as of now)
ATT: You can take advantage of our full retail pricing option, with the exception of iPhone which requires a 2-year commitment. This line may be eligible for an equipment discount on 12/12/2009
I really can't get excited about something I know little to nothing about. When I hear what the updates/improvements are then I will worry about my excitement level.
I can't wait! I want to see hardware uprades.
Tho, I'll only upgrade if I see a good change, design, hardware, etc.
There will probably be an exception, there was one when upgrading from the original iPhone to the 3g. You get the subsidized pricing if you have an iphone even if you're not upgrade eligible.
Well I am of course excited for it but I'm not ready for it just yet. The 3G is just starting to take off and here we are already talking about a new one. I just got my iPhone in December and would hate to see it become obsolete in a few months and the novelty wear off but I suppose Apple has to stay with the times (or get ahead). The first iPhone didn't last long so guess it's a pattern![]()
Well, in terms of hardware, it's likely already obsolete regardless if there is a new iPhone on the market or not. You have 2006's technology in your present iPhone. However, you should get a boost in function/features with a new firmware that should come with the new iPhone. And you'll be likely to load that new firmware on your present iPhone 3G.
This kind of thinking is exactly why they pulled out of MacWorld.![]()
I don't know...that Pre is looking pretty darn sweet. Maybe not an iPhone killer, but an iPhone equal in many ways.
Check out this video:
http://www.engadget.com/2009/01/30/another-pre-hands-on-video-with-palms-vp-of-design/
That OS is buttery smooth even with a bunch of multi-tasking going on.
I still prefer the total iPhone package over the Pre for many reasons, but the iPhone OS could take a few lessons from this. Honestly.
Rumor is that my carrier (Telus in Canada) will begin switching from CDMA to HSPA this summer in major cities.
I'm sure Telus would love to have the a new iPhone to promote the switch and if they do I would love to get rid of my BB curve.
Although the Pre is looking pretty good too....
There will probably be an exception, there was one when upgrading from the original iPhone to the 3g. You get the subsidized pricing if you have an iphone even if you're not upgrade eligible.
Bell too is eventually switching from CDMA too, but roll out wasn't suppose to be until 2010. They also plan on going to LTE (4G) which is the main reason for the switch.