only 50,000 more apps to go...
Yup, gotta write those iFart apps for the Pre!
only 50,000 more apps to go...
im an avid iphone user..but i totally agree with you.
there is a TOP of CRAP in the app store.
who gives a crap if there is 49,000+ crappy apps...
wait, apparently apple fanboys do!
(fyi, i loveproducts, and use them all the time...but i don't like fanboys)
We have to go back just a short distance in time & see what was said when Windows had millions of apps & the Mac only had a few hundred. It was always said that al you need is 1 or 2 good spreadsheets, word processors, or other program, all others were just a waste. Why would this not also be true about the iPod Touch/iPhone group of programs?
How many units did you guys sell the first weekend? 50,000! Great job. Meanwhile, back at the ranch, Apple sold over a million in it's first three days. You can't argue with numbers!
Einstein, the 5,000 apps came from one of your Pre-boys comments. I don't claim to know how many apps Pre has, b/c I could care less. I have 500,000 to choose from. As far as the overlapping comment, I meant that all of Palm's apps overlap with what's available already on the iPhone.
I think the Pre-school is a nice phone that did a good job of trying to copy everything that Apple did with the iPhone. It isn't, however, an iPhone killer. I do know that the Pre doesn't have the graphics engine or gaming capabilities of the iPhone 3GS. I also know about the overheating, cheap plastic cases, horrible battery life, and minute keyboard issues that have plagued the Pre-school. All in all, it's a much better attempt at competition for the iPhone than the Storm, but it's still no iPhone. How many units did you guys sell the first weekend? 50,000! Great job. Meanwhile, back at the ranch, Apple sold over a million in it's first three days. You can't argue with numbers!
Einstein, the 5,000 apps came from one of your Pre-boys comments. I don't claim to know how many apps Pre has, b/c I could care less. I have 500,000 to choose from. As far as the overlapping comment, I meant that all of Palm's apps overlap with what's available already on the iPhone.
I think the Pre-school is a nice phone that did a good job of trying to copy everything that Apple did with the iPhone. It isn't, however, an iPhone killer. I do know that the Pre doesn't have the graphics engine or gaming capabilities of the iPhone 3GS. I also know about the overheating, cheap plastic cases, horrible battery life, and minute keyboard issues that have plagued the Pre-school. All in all, it's a much better attempt at competition for the iPhone than the Storm, but it's still no iPhone. How many units did you guys sell the first weekend? 50,000! Great job. Meanwhile, back at the ranch, Apple sold over a million in it's first three days. You can't argue with numbers!
Einstein, the 5,000 apps came from one of your Pre-boys comments. I don't claim to know how many apps Pre has, b/c I could care less. I have 500,000 to choose from. As far as the overlapping comment, I meant that all of Palm's apps overlap with what's available already on the iPhone.
I think the Pre-school is a nice phone that did a good job of trying to copy everything that Apple did with the iPhone.
If the amount of work and time fanboys put into their posts went towards helping the needy or finding the cure to cancer, the world would be one gigantic hug. (im not hippy, conservative actually but the mentality behind these posts just floor me. )
I wonder what the Pre users will say once their store gets filled with crap.
Seriously? Who are you? I never understand the mentality of fanboys...blindly defending a brand/company that could care less about you and spreading BS that makes you look even more clueless.
Wow, the Pre has build problems...I guess your godly iPhone never had/have those right?Check out the Apple discussion forums sometime...it'll open your eyes.
Also, nice that you have 500,000 apps to choose from...
Einstein, the 5,000 apps came from one of your Pre-boys comments. I don't claim to know how many apps Pre has, b/c I could care less. I have 500,000 to choose from. As far as the overlapping comment, I meant that all of Palm's apps overlap with what's available already on the iPhone.
I think the Pre-school is a nice phone that did a good job of trying to copy everything that Apple did with the iPhone. It isn't, however, an iPhone killer. I do know that the Pre doesn't have the graphics engine or gaming capabilities of the iPhone 3GS. I also know about the overheating, cheap plastic cases, horrible battery life, and minute keyboard issues that have plagued the Pre-school. All in all, it's a much better attempt at competition for the iPhone than the Storm, but it's still no iPhone. How many units did you guys sell the first weekend? 50,000! Great job. Meanwhile, back at the ranch, Apple sold over a million in it's first three days. You can't argue with numbers!
Yes, Apple invented the touch screen, the concept of an app store and Palm copied the iPhone so closely that the Pre launch w/standard iPhone features such as copy and paste, MMS, GPS, multitasking, and a physical keyboard...Well kind sir, the Pre had almost two years to copy the iPhone (which they did, right down to the touch screen, app store, features, etc...).
That may be true but apart from iPhone and App Store functionality what have been the major drastic improvements between iTunes 7 and 8? I have a 5G iPod and iTunes 8.2 works perfectly. I don't anticipate any future iTunes being needed since there's not much they can do at this point!![]()
Now all they have to do is develop a slick media manager application like iTunes to connect the Pre to all the content, provide for backing up, and a transaction based store. Good luck Palm!
Well kind sir, the Pre had almost two years to copy the iPhone (which they did, right down to the touch screen, app store, features, etc...). Since they hired a bunch of Apple guys, you would figure they would have released a much more polished and competitive unit! Don't be upset b/c the Pre isn't what Palm lead everyone to believe it was going to be! It's just embarassing for a company like Apple to be in the smartphone game for less than three years and hand someone's ass to them like Palm and Blackberry. You can't deny that Apple has raised the bar of what a phone should be and do! If you do deny it, you're living a lie. I'm not a fan boy, but I love products that have great UI and features, as well as, provide it's users with a true all-in-one multimedia gem! So keep telling yourself that Apple sucks and it's products are junk. Meanwhile, enjoy your Fisher Price Palm Pre!
I'm really just arguing for consumer freedom here, which everyone now seems to be against.
But there is no consumer freedom in the way that you interpret it to be. The consumers did not design, build and establish ownership of the products that they consume. You are only allowed the freedom that someone grants to you. You can't be free to use iTunes (someone elses property) any more than I am allowed to just go to your house and crash for a few days. That's not how things work.
Horses for courses. The Pre's keyboard works great, IMO (although I can see how people w/bigger hands might have problems w/it).
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