And your point is?
The title of your personal site is "Tell them, my song". You are a broken record.We have heard your song about Apple's copying, lack of openness now so many times that "Friday" by Rebecca Black is a welcome distraction.
I'd rather hear his/her correct and valid points over and over again over some of the garbage that I've been getting on the forums since 2008, especially in the iPhone and PSRI forums.
The point is valid, even if repeated.
So basically a slightly bigger iPhone that doesn't make calls? way to go
More like a smaller iPad . . . . that's not TOO much smaller than the previous model. I'd only welcome it if Apple were going to give us more options with the iPhone. My wife would love the current screen size, but anyone with perspective can see that larger screens are becoming an necessity. The Galaxy Note would be my next phone if it ever came to Sprint.
Did you realize? They even use batteries, for God's sake. That was invented, like, forever ago, and already used in lots of places when the iPhone appeared. Such copying bstards!
Over-reaching someone's valid point is bad way to make your own.
I make one car, the customers are buying my one car.
As the one car I make is selling, then it proves to me that I've no need to make two cars to select from.
Can't you see a flaw in that reasoning?
It's very flawed indeed, very Model T-ish but both Ford and Apple had to do such a thing to ensure that the enduser gets accustomed to a device that was essentially something never seen before (or in Ford's case a manufacturing method).
The flaw DOES come when everyone and their grandmother is now inundated with devices and/or everyone is using the same production method. Now the competition is going to start eating away at the simple things that Apple hasn't catered to. Just like I want a bigger screened phone, others will welcome a smaller screened iPad, or a thinner 15" MBP, etc. . . . .