The identity problem with the iphone

[scaredpoet]

How would you act? Should I become one of the mass or stick with another phone?

Ultimately, a phone that's "unique" stays that way for a reason: no one wants to use it because it doesn't work well.

So, the post about the Kin isn't far off... you CAN use a phone that's unique and will stay unique, but you're going to regret the decision if you want that phone to actually do anything useful for you.

Or, you could get a phone that a lot of people are using... because it works well.

And anyway, as long as a phone works well, who cares if other people are using it? That's a GOOD thing. More people using a phone means more people will write apps for it and support it, and thus it'll be MORE useful for you.

 

[JetBlack7]

Like many have said, the iPhone does what I need it to do. My first smartphone was the iPhone 3G, and since then I haven't bothered buying any other smartphone (besides iPhones) and you want to know why? Because it is impeccable, it does what I want and it never gave problems because it simply works! So I don't need to buy an exclusive phone, I buy whatever suits my needs and since Apple does just that, I'll be sticking with it