iphone

DeathFromAbove1979 wrote:
I honestly don't really care, as long as it can call and text everything on top of that is just a bonus. If it wasn't for the Twitter app on my Blackberry I wouldn't use it for much outside of texting and calling people.

i'd suggest that you not waste your money on an new iphone or an android, if all that you want is calling and texting.  you can get a cheap, or even free, phone that will allow you to do that. 

you can even get a free iphone 3 when you re-up.  doesn't sound like you need version 4, so why pay $200 or more for it?

walkonby wrote:
what about porn?  which phone has big balls bouncing towards my face in three d for my phone?

HTC Evo 3D or LG Optimus, but really, 3D porn is not for the weak. Be wary of the money shot…

vansmack wrote:

DeathFromAbove1979 wrote:
So, my upgrade through AT&T is due. I have a Blackberry but I keep hearing about RID going under soon [possibly] so instead of a new Blackberry I guess I'm gonna grab this iPhone. Is it 199 even for upgrades?

Yes, it's $199 for any eligible 2 year contract extension.

But seriously, hold the iPhone4S up to the Samsung Galaxy SII before you make your purchase.

I saw this last night at the att store.  maybe the best phone i've ever seen.

…still getting the iPhone 4S

http://www.engadget.com/2011/04/28/samsung-galaxy-s-ii-review/

RustyOrgan wrote:
…still getting the iPhone 4S

http://www.engadget.com/2011/04/28/samsung-galaxy-s-ii-review/

I'm not at all surprised that you of all people would still be getting the iPhone….

But, that's a review of the European version, which has been updated since April.  So in America:

At&t: http://www.engadget.com/2011/09/30/atandt-samsung-galaxy-s-ii-review/

Sprint: http://www.engadget.com/2011/09/15/samsung-epic-4g-touch-review/

Spec comparison of iPhone 4s and current GSII:
http://www.engadget.com/2011/10/04/iphone-4s-vs-the-smartphone-elite-galaxy-s-ii-bionic-and-tita/

chaz wrote:
I saw this last night at the att store.  maybe the best phone i've ever seen.

I'm reserving judgement until next weeks Google event and the probable announcement of the next Nexus phone, but I agree, that is one gorgeous phone. I even prefer the smaller at&t model to the larger Sprint model.

i might get one at some point, but there's nothing that's making me run out and replace my 3gs

sweetcell wrote:

DeathFromAbove1979 wrote:
I honestly don't really care, as long as it can call and text everything on top of that is just a bonus. If it wasn't for the Twitter app on my Blackberry I wouldn't use it for much outside of texting and calling people.

i'd suggest that you not waste your money on an new iphone or an android, if all that you want is calling and texting.  you can get a cheap, or even free, phone that will allow you to do that. 

you can even get a free iphone 3 when you re-up.  doesn't sound like you need version 4, so why pay $200 or more for it?

Just to have the latest phone I can get, I'd feel more safe with have a 4S for 2 years than some other phone that will likely go out of production in a couple months. I'll probably find more uses for it, the GPS seems pretty handy. But thanks for all the info!

u pay extra for the GPS with the iphone.

Vas wrote:
u pay extra for the GPS with the iphone.

Seriously? That's lame. It's free on Blackberry with the Google app :\

yeah, unless there's a new app that i don't know about that's not charging anything…

on the galaxy . . . there are a dumpload of gps thingys just sitting there to start, plus the countless free ones, and even more countless three dollars or less ones, not to the mention the countless ten dollar and less ones.

Hitler gets angry about iPhone 4S:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lxn6Ag0mmhs

It's over, people.  Pack up and go home.  I don't care what you do but you can't do it here.

Where will you GO?!??!?!  What will you DO!?!?!?!?!?  When your leader suddenly dies like this I guess it's like being thrown out into the universe.  My deepest sympathies.  Maybe his "dent" will catch you.

Brian

Hah! Because it makes such sense for Google to just give away the app for free to iphone users.
I mean there are some pluses to owning an Android; of course, I think Google has taken over my life even moreso than Apple.

DeathFromAbove1979 wrote:

Vas wrote:
u pay extra for the GPS with the iphone.

Seriously? That's lame. It's free on Blackberry with the Google app :\

Anyone else pre-ordering their iPhone 4S tonight at 3AM?

These nut fucks are at it again

http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/lookout/westboro-announces-protest-steve-jobs-funeral-iphone-141530936.html

I don't understand this claim that you have to pay for GPS on Iphone.  I used to have one and that wasn't true.  Has something changed or is that misinformation?

Here -  this is what I was referring to:
Google Maps Nav's Extras

While driving directions via Google Maps has been available on many mobile devices for years, including Apple's iPhone and iPod devices, Google Maps Navigation raises the ante by adding spoken turn-by-turn direction, something available only with extra-cost additions to the iPhone. Google Maps Navigation makes good use of the almost bottomless text and image resources of Google's search database and takes advantage of user input to make changes to its maps as necessary.

Turn-by-turn navigation solutions for the iPhone include products live CoPilot Live for iPhone from ALK Technologies ($35) and TomTom International BV's TomTom app for the iPhone ($100). Both products include maps of the U.S. and Canada that are stored on the phone. Maps of other countries and regions are available, but at extra cost

http://www.pcworld.com/article/174752/google_maps_navigation_free_and_easy.html

Herr wrote:
I don't understand this claim that you have to pay for GPS on Iphone.   I used to have one and that wasn't true.  Has something changed or is that misinformation?

That article is 2 years old…. Just to clarify, the iPhone's built-in Maps application gives you free turn-by-turn driving/walking/bus-subway directions and full GPS functionality. It just doesn't speak the directions aloud while you're driving/walking/riding. For that, you can download the free MapQuest 4 Mobile app which has spoken turn-by-turn directions and live traffic updates. It's completely free, and it's one of the better reviewed iOS apps for driving directions. Also, the TomTom app is $50-60 these days, not $100.