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Brett Peters
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1 year ago
in iPhone or no phone? on Andy DeSoto
I work for a cell phone online retailer. It makes it easier to cycle through new phones, but even we don't carry the iPhone.
Personally, I would stay on Verizon and wait to see what new iPhone 2.0 applications come out, particularly VoIP clients. Don't go into debt over a gadget.
Personally, I would stay on Verizon and wait to see what new iPhone 2.0 applications come out, particularly VoIP clients. Don't go into debt over a gadget.
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Andy DeSoto
That's kind of what I'm leaning towards. I'll shell out the $10 tomorrow to upgrade my iPod Touch and go crazy downloading, testing, and playing around with the applications. If after a few days to weeks I find myself saying, "Man, I could REALLY extend this functionality with an iPhone," I'll revisit the question.
1 year ago
in iPhone or no phone? on Andy DeSoto
I wouldn't worry about the missing features. The iPhone is so much nicer to use than any other phone I've owned that you won't miss the MMS. (Video would be nice, but you adapt.) Price is a bigger issue than features.
Are you on AT&T already, or would you have to switch?
Are you on AT&T already, or would you have to switch?
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Andy DeSoto
I'd have to switch from Verizon. The whole family might have come with me if my folks hadn't just gotten my sister a new plan.
Andy DeSoto
By the way, what an impressive collection! All I've owned is this blocky LG-VX4500. Ugh.
