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Company plans to give a preview of its iPhone 3.0 software next week. What might Apple have decided to include in the new release?
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The Pre and all others will move from the front page to the back page in 1 day.
So many other phones have this option. Probably going to wait to have it on the
next phone so we would have to upgrade.
any old phone over 10 yaer old can
forward a SMS or send a contact number
iPhone OS is so lame compared it is unreal. Palm Pre FTW !
On a side note, a landscape style keyboard when texting is a no brainer. Apple dropped the ball on this one.
1) An infrared transmitter.
2) Flash.
3) User replaceable battery.
4) Memory slot (SD/MMS/CF).
5) Able record small (5 minute) video clips.
6) Faster camera (Better resolution would be nice as well).
every app takes a few seconds to open while with other i can easily count to 6 before i can do anything. makes me dream of palm speed from years ago. i use mine for fun so i can put up with it but those of you relying on this device for work must go crazy with it's sluggish interface?
* EVDO Rev A. (courtesy of Sprint)
* 802.11 b/g
* GPS
* Bluetooth (with stereo out support)
* 8GB of storage
* TI OMAP processor
* 3.1-inch multitouch screen with 320x480 resolution
* Sensors: accelerometer, proximity, ambient light
* 3MP camera with LED flash
* Speaker for speakerphone and music
* Replaceable battery
* MicroUSB connector for charging, with USB 2.0 support.
* 3.5mm headphone jack
* Phone works with slide-out QWERTY keyboard either open or closed.
As nice as the pré's hardware is, Palm's WebOS is where the real action is. As a dedicated iPhone user, I experienced something very strange and quite unexpected while watching Palm demo the new OS: my iPhone suddenly felt old and played out.
* EVDO Rev A. (courtesy of Sprint)
* 802.11 b/g
* GPS
* Bluetooth (with stereo out support)
* 8GB of storage
* TI OMAP processor
* 3.1-inch multitouch screen with 320x480 resolution
* Sensors: accelerometer, proximity, ambient light
* 3MP camera with LED flash
* Speaker for speakerphone and music
* Replaceable battery
* MicroUSB connector for charging, with USB 2.0 support.
* 3.5mm headphone jack
* Phone works with slide-out QWERTY keyboard either open or closed.
As nice as the pré's hardware is, Palm's WebOS is where the real action is. As a dedicated iPhone user, I experienced something very strange and quite unexpected while watching Palm demo the new OS: my iPhone suddenly felt old and played out.
Why give us autorotate and not have every application designed from day one to support it. I thought I would get better at using the on-screen keyboard, but the Lilliputian version used in portrait mode makes me want to rend my clothing and tear my hair out. This is most inexcusable in the two applications where you type most often, SMS and email. Dumb, just dumb.
And if Apple can't manage to pull off what a number of their 3-rd party developers already do, then maybe develop an external keyboard, or even just support it in the SDK and let others offer solutions. I had a WinMobile phone with a fold out Bluetooth keyboard that was a snap to use and which I used a lot more often than I thought I would.
And now that I have that off my chest, a calendar that didn't suck (a single anemic ding when an appointment time comes!). And give me more choices in reminder intervals. I was reminded of a cousin's birthday 2 days before when her card takes 3 days to get to her. A week or two's heads up would have been much appreciated.
2. Adobe Flash
3. Copy paste is ok
4. Search is ok
- by survivorofgirls March 16, 2009 4:52 PM PDT
- cant wait for when apple takes out sling player mobile for iphone
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