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Not a bad read, mostly true. My iPhone 4 drops every call I make or receive within a few minutes. My friends 3GS doesn't. I think the blame is mostly on Apple.
-No physical keyboard- Can anyone name a top level smartphone that STILL has one?
I stopped reading when he claimed that if you weren't careful you could kill the battery by noon.
That article sounds like it was written by an Android fanboy flaming Apple and ATT.
There is so much lies and BS in the article. I accept the iPhone and ATT have lots of flaws, but the author just makes up fake facts that have nothing to do with the real reported problems.
I stopped reading when he claimed that if you weren't careful you could kill the battery by noon.
You should of kept reading because in that article it says those switching to Verizon and have a problem with their iPhone, you will have to take it to Verizon and not the Genius bar. In other words, Good luck getting Verizon to just hand you over a new phone like Apple does.
Looks like Verizon as far as that goes ISNT the carrier to be with when you break your Phone and with that china doll glass....not a good thing.
Pick your poison. Get a new replacement or better phone service.
Here is that tidbit:
As much as anything, the success of Android is what finally pushed Apple into the arms of Verizon Wireless, which got much better terms than AT&T. When I asked a spokeswoman for Verizon Wireless who was going to control the customer, she told me that iPhone users who were having problems would take their phone to the nearest Verizon Wireless store, not the Apple genius bar. Verizon Wireless does not appear to have promised the guaranteed subsidy, the way AT&T did.
I'd have to imagine that's completely wrong. We all know Apple place importance on being able to communicate with their customers and help them directly so I can't imagine you won't be able to take it to the Apple Store.
I'd have to imagine that's completely wrong. We all know Apple place importance on being able to communicate with their customers and help them directly so I can't imagine you won't be able to take it to the Apple Store.
Only ever had 1 dropped call on my iPhone 4 on Rogers here in Canada (On new years at midnight). Never had one with my 3G. Sound quality is fine. Think these "iPhone" flaws are more AT&T flaws. Battery is as good as my work blackberry, and I wish I never would have to use a physical keyboard on a phone again.
It's an OpEd piece, nothing more. What's surprising is that the NYT posted it under Business, as if there was real news being reported or analyzed.