"Thurman" <thurman@bigplanet.com> wrote:
> > Not unless prices on iPhones drop significantly. Many people just don't
> > use any 3rd-party applications on their phone in the first place --
> > probably at least 2/3rd of them: They're buying a phone based on what it
> > can do "out of the box" and price.
>
> While Oxford was lost in the Apple tunnel, ATT released the 8925/Tilt last
> week at $299 w 2yr. You don't have to sign for a 2 year. I bought a 8525
> with one year for additional $70 that is less than a $150 cancellation fee.
what? you don't have to sign a 2 year agreement to use the iPhone.
just enter 999-99-9999 during activation and you avoid the contract.
anyone can get an iPhone, but few know of that trick...
> The Tilt has/does more than an iPhone except multi-touch. I read multi-touch
> software was licensed by Apple, not owned by Apple. There is a rumor
> multi-touch will be available on other phones by year end.
no, Apple invented Multi-Touch, they OWN it, just like the other 200
patents surrounding the iPhone. Apple won't license it, thus no
"multi-touch" on other phones for around 17 more years.
> A report last week stated 10M users in the U.S. have PDA type cell phones,
> growing to 30% of total by 2010. Apple still has yet to be challenged by
> Google. That could get interesting.
Yes, but since Google does whatever Apple says, look to see Google offer
a tie into Apple's iTunes software or some other trick so that when
people are tired of the limited Google Phone, they have a way up.
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