I completely agree with this one. I wonder if it is a feature they just didn't go over....seems like every phone I've ever owned was able to have different profiles.
I've seen that before, but what's the difference between all those options? If you don't want it to ring, put it on vibrate. simple. If you want it to ring then set the volume at your preference. simple. Did I miss something?😕
Only 7 days, not 8 😉
rdrr said:maybe someone can get in touch with the folks over at smash my iphone, if they get enough money, and ask them for the smashed results to do a little look into the guts. I sure am not brave enough to open up the device to see what is inside...
the fact that people will donate money to buy a brand new $500 phone just to see it SMASHED, is a clear sign of whats wrong with society.
Simple one button switching. Let's say I'm in a bar - I'm gonna want vibrate AND ring loud. At work - quiet ring. Movies - vibrate only. Home - medium volume ring.
Rather than digging through the settings option to change the volume, if you could hit the silent/ring button and scroll through a few options, that would be ideal. Of course with all the other stuff this phone can do, I think if choosing between vibrate and ring only (at a set volume) was my biggest gripe, I could live with it.
something i know a lot of my students and i admit myself use often on our cell phones is the ability to have "ringer id". I have many ringtones that i use for different people. It's nice to hear the phone ring across the room and know who it is that is calling. (Lets me know if I really want to rush over and pick up the phone or just let voicemail pick it up).
Is this a feature we didn't see on the iphone? It's not that big of a deal but it seems like that's a feature I use (and my students use) often.
And on a side note... I really shouldn't have watched this video... I was really planning on waiting to the 2nd revision (you know the hope for gps, 8 gb/ 16 gb flash, 3G etc)...but it's making me wanting it more and more... as someone said earlier... "wallet...getting...heavier..."
As far as I can see, this video makes no mention of Excel support. It only shows support for Word and PDF - the chart you see is a PDF, not an Excel file.
I wouldn't be surprise if it does support Excel, since QuickLook supports this in Leopard, but I don't think that this video confirms it.
Can someone tell me why would anyone want to replace the battery on their phone??
He SAYS excel support. That means it HAS excel support. he didn't show the viewfinder.app either, does that mean the iphone can't take pictures? no
As far as I can see, this video makes no mention of Excel support. It only shows support for Word and PDF - the chart you see is a PDF, not an Excel file.
I wouldn't be surprise if it does support Excel, since QuickLook supports this in Leopard, but I don't think that this video confirms it.
So I guess you weren't listening, then. He said it has Excel support. 😉
no. everyone calls it a mobile phone.
These are the notes I made when watching the video...
ringtones - preset only, can't use songs. How to add new?
That's been discussed here already. If I've bought a song I don't want to pay again to make it a ringtone. I can make any MP3 or MIDI file a ringtone on my Treo 650 (2-1/2 yrs old) so I hope they add this soon. Charging for ringtones is so damned lame.
email - 15m 30m 1hr - no 5 minutes!
I have my Treo and mail.app set to check email every five minutes. I do hope they add a 5-minute option. Yes it eats the battery faster, but I need info faster. This one really bothers me.
no voice dialing
I hope they add this soon. This is a major missing feature (missing near as I can tell).
locking if lost?
I didn't see a way to lock the phone, requiring a password when turned on. I don't use this myself but many consider it critical.
wallpaper, not desktop picture
This struck me - they called it "wallpaper" - the Windows term - and not "Desktop Picture" - the Mac term.
I have to admit that until I just finished watching that video I really didn't understand just how amazing an iPhone really is. Gotta admit having the internet in my pocket as well as an advanced video iPod does make me want one. But I'm afraid it will cost about $100 a month for the privilege. Until I know how much it costs, I think my wanting one and wanting to pay the high fee to run one will probably not be compatible values. I am also a Verizon user and don't want to run with AT&T in the middle of my 2 contract. Perhaps in another year when my contract expires I'll feel differently.
Meanwhile bring on the 120GB 640x320 Full Screen Video iPod ASAP please.
its not called a desktop picture because its not a desktop. simple.