Comments on: A 'where's the feature?' report: iPhone 3G
Apple's device is feature-rich, well integrated, well supported by independent software developers, and fun to use. But it's not perfect by any stretch of the imagination.
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I submitted this suggestion to Apple, and posted topics in their discussion forums, hopefully someone will work on this ....
i've had the 3G for almost 2 months now (just after 2.1 firmware release)....for the most part, i love it...it's not perfect, but really, what in life is? It's definitely better than the Cingular 8125 (HTC Wizard) i'd been using past 2+ years...
How come you can use the acronym W.T.F. but no one in the comments are?
Seriously - ***, man?
/P
As always, it is a good idea to backup important data to someplace off of the Mac. An external drive, web storage, or even a thumbdrive.
About coming up with a means to sync notes, voice memos, and items of that ilk, I've come to use Evernote for voice, picture, and memo synching. It's got more features and it's easier to use than when the app hit the Apple Store, and I might even get a paid account. TTF (There's That Feature!).
Apple do not have good programmers, so they were not able to fix it for more than a year now...
Did you get a new handle Leo or is this person JUST another immature troll.
- by MoreFunToBeHad December 18, 2008 1:11 AM PST
- I bought the ipod touch on Sunday. I returned it on Tuesday. I feel like I lost my religion. The inability to copy / paste within the Calendar program makes it worthless for me. If I want to reschedule an appointment I have to type the info in from scratch every time?!? That's nuts. I can't understand why they would release a product that can't cut / copy / paste. Unless power and greed have turned Apple into another company that launches products way before they are ready - just to fight for market share or to be seen as always having an innovation that is ahead of everyone else. Oh God, I hate to say it but this product launch reminds me of Vista. I think I'm gonna be sick now.
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