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| Originally posted by dEsidEL tru sayin.. they're probably relying heavily on their WiFi capabilities.. tho how many providers are even offerring 3G.. then again i'm thinkin Canada, prolly a good 500 years before we'll see it here anyway |
considering the good pocket pc phones from O2 and other brands are in the 1000$ with much less memory im seriously considering this... its reliability is yet to be tested.
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| Originally posted by Dj Vicci considering the good pocket pc phones from O2 and other brands are in the 1000$ with much less memory im seriously considering this... its reliability is yet to be tested. |
Why can't they come up with Star Trek communicator already?
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| Originally posted by Dj Vicci considering the good pocket pc phones from O2 and other brands are in the 1000$ with much less memory im seriously considering this... its reliability is yet to be tested. |
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| Originally posted by E2EK1EL All the carriers are now 3G, all brandband speed. |
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| Originally posted by VERTiG0 Uh this is going to be about the same price, that $599 USD for the 8GB is with a 2 year contract, so the price is subsidized by Cingular... Expect it to be like $900 or something CDN, if not more, I'd wager. |
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| Originally posted by E2EK1EL All the carriers are now 3G, all brandband speed. |
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| Originally posted by aLLsTaR bEn Yes, fido and rogers both support 3G, man it is fast...it is already availible in the GTA area, all you need is a 3G supported phone and you are good to go. You may need to update your SIM card to a new one but no biggie |
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| Originally posted by VERTiG0 I personally don't give a shit about any celluar content downloadability, so no 3G in a device like this is A-OK with me. If my phone had WiFi capability I'd never buy another phone in my whole life. |
And now ... a major concern I foreseen the iPhone will have.
Having such a huge screen and hi res might make the OS run very SLOW, regardless what CPU is powering it. Here's a little simple breakdown of what I'm talking about.
Hi Res = 320 x 320
Mid Res = 240 x 240
Low Res = 160 x 160
TREO 600 - Palm OS
Low Res Screen - Fast, but it's low res.

TREO 650 - Palm OS
Hi Res Screen - SLOW, very laggy and crashed a lot.

O2 - WM5 OS
Mid Res Screen - Slow

Sony Ericsson P990i- Symbian OS
Mid Res Screen � Smooth

HP - WM5 OS
Mid Res Screen - Slow

Nokia E61 - Symbian OS
Hi Res Screen � Smooth

Motorola Q � WM5 OS
Hi Res Screen � SLOW!

Blackberry 8707 - ???
Hi Res Screen � Smooth

Samsung i600 � WM5 OS
Hi Res Screen - SLOW!

Treo 680 � Palm OS
Hi Res Screen � Smooth

Treo 750 � WM5 OS
Mid Res Screen � Somewhat Slow

Considering everything you do with this phone is touch screen, I'd think that they already worked on it enough to make it smooth and fast, while being high res., because EVERYTHING has to be done from the screen.
Reading Endgaget, with them quoting the guy in the presentation, as well as adding their own tidbits here and there, they didn't really say that they noticed a slow screen speed, even with the screen displaying 160ppi.
We just won't know until it gets in the hands of people who can review it I guess though.
you guys obviously need to watch the Keynote demo.
The interface runs smooth as silk.
how cool is it that it knows when you put it up to your ear that you want to use the phone?
FYI
I work for Rogers, we will be picking up this phone but not for a year.
Forget the interface and the speed...the device itself is revolutionary...all the devices above are old skool
And make you look like a big dork 
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| Originally posted by urban_legend how cool is it that it knows when you put it up to your ear that you want to use the phone? FYI I work for Rogers, we will be picking up this phone but not for a year. |
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| Originally posted by Matt The landscape/portrait sensor itself is incredible, as is the touch detection. Revolutionary. It won't hit huge market share for another generation or two... but this is huge. I am curious tho... for those using Blackberry,etc. what is the battery life like? |
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| Originally posted by Matt The landscape/portrait sensor itself is incredible, as is the touch detection. Revolutionary. |
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| Originally posted by Cosmic Fur HAH! My fucking point-and-shoot camera has a landscape/portrait sensor and it's a about a year old, nor was it revolutionary when it came out. Leave it to Apple to sell existing technology as revolutionary. |
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| Originally posted by Cosmic Fur HAH! My fucking point-and-shoot camera has a landscape/portrait sensor and it's a about a year old, nor was it revolutionary when it came out. Leave it to Apple to sell existing technology as revolutionary. |
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| Originally posted by Matt The landscape/portrait sensor itself is incredible, as is the touch detection. Revolutionary. It won't hit huge market share for another generation or two... but this is huge. I am curious tho... for those using Blackberry,etc. what is the battery life like? |
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| Originally posted by starsearcher Forget the interface and the speed...the device itself is revolutionary...all the devices above are old skool And make you look like a big dork |
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| Originally posted by E2EK1EL Revolutionary my ass most wide screen keyboardless PDA Phones can do the landscape/portrait, Palm had touch screens from back in the days. |
anybody know much about the sony ericsson p990?
kinda horny for one
i know this is an apple thread but its quickly becoming a general pda/phone discussion
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| Originally posted by aLLsTaR bEn Yes, fido and rogers both support 3G, man it is fast...it is already availible in the GTA area, all you need is a 3G supported phone and you are good to go. You may need to update your SIM card to a new one but no biggie |
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| Originally posted by dEsidEL looks like i'm behind then.. can't find any info on 3G on either Fido or Rogers' site. Do they still charge you the same rates for data? |
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