David Pouge's Written Review

[bbplayer5]

http://www.engadget.com/2008/06/09/tomtom-already-has-iphone-navigation-software-ready-to-roll/

Enough said. These idiots have no clue. Googlemaps just cant do it.

 

[knelto]

The third improvement is audio quality, which has taken a gigantic step forward. You sound crystal clear to your callers, and they sound crystal clear to you. In fact, few cellphones sound this good.

I never really had a problem with the audio quality on the first iPhone (reception was a different story), but this has me pretty excited. Better reception AND much better audio quality? Awesome.

Continue bickering about GPS...

 

[MacDryCleaner]

More by Pouge's Review ... So far unmentioned

He also said this:

One coming program, called iCall, will give you free phone calls when you’re in a Wi-Fi hot spot. Another, called G-Park, exploits G.P.S. to help you find where you parked. Yet another, Urbanspoon, is “a cross between a magic eight ball and a slot machine:" you shake the phone, and it randomly displays the name of a good restaurant nearby, using the iPhone’s G.P.S. and motion sensor.

You can also expect to see a time and expense tracker, home-automation remote control, voice recorder, Etch-a-Sketch, a recipe box, tip calculator, currency converter, e-book reader and so on.

Those are some pretty interesting apps to look forward to. I especially am interested in the voice recorder and iCall.

 

[skwoytek]

I'm going to question Pogue's comment about the "G.P.S." simply because he's the only person I've ever seen who writes GPS as "G.P.S."