You didn't read my post correctly - I think I said, in other words " i hope the Wii does well because its innovative and deserves success" - so I don't know why you think I should live in a cave?
Well in that case, you deserve to live in a cave. They did something NEW. If no-one ever did that, then you wouldn't have the computer that you're typing those
lovely posts on.
Your missing my point.
There is a wealth of 3rd party java apps out there - that can be used on cell phones.. unfortunately because of iPhone closed platform and no Java support - you can't use these.
That is my point.
Umm.. Why does it matter if it doesn't have java apps when you can't make you're own (yet) anyway?
Yea, just dismiss all features that aren't in the iPhone, easy that, isn't it? Then harp on about features that are in the iPhone that other phones may not have. Pick and choose your double standards.
If you think phone videos look crap then you haven't used the right ones - because they can be very good quality.
2megapixels are 'good' enough for point and click - there are better quality cameras about too. Apple should keep up - phones have 4 and 5 mega pixel quality cameras, with flash. Re: at the iPhone price point.
Oh, like 2 megapixel - which is fine for 6x4, therefore will look great on the screen size. Oh and IT'S A PHONE. Well the video recording isn't there, but meh phone videos look (and sound) crap anyway. It might come later.
Yawn, a dock device to display video on a TV, and sound - another thing you have to carry around. I'd rather have it integrated into the device, personally.
It has bluetooth and a dock connecter. It can (and will) easily happen.
Yawn, "but you can replace iPod and iPhone batteries - its easy" they say. Well, its not as easy as a regular phone - ie., pop off the lid and replace IS IT!!!
If you attempt to replace the iPod 5th Gen battery you run the risk of scratching the device. Its not user replacable. Apple did not intend the battery in the iPod ( or iPhone ) to be user replacable, they wanted you to send in the device or at an Apple authorised dealer etc.
You don't have one, how would you know what the battery is like? Also, you CAN replace it. The same way you replace one in an iPod. It's not that hard...
You don't get my point - I don't want to have to use two hands for a phone, or "put it down on a table". I want to use the phone in one hand - just like a regular phone. I've used two handed phones and for me, personally, its awkward. I get the impression that its a 'two handed' phone from the demos and initial feedback. I hope I'm wrong.
Why would you need two hands for all the features I've listed?!!!
Answer: you don't.
Oh you've used one have you? You can always put it down on a table and use one hand.. With all the features you want it to have you'd need 2 hands (and possible a forklift) to carry it anyway...
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Cell phones are evolving, they are no longer about just making phone calls. People should realise this... of course, they forget this when talking about the iPhone.
I'll say it again - the software in the iPhone is unspeculator, its the UI that makes a difference.