Mon Jun 11, 2007 9:23PM EDT
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If these instructions are authentic, it means the iPhone will not include the following:
On the other other hand, here are a few features that will be nice to have:
On an interesting note, the first page mentions "Apple's new, remarkably compact Bluetooth headsets," which means we can expect a few cool headsets to be released around the same time. There's no mention of video capture capabilities either, so I wonder if one can create podcasts with the iPhone. The good news is Steve Jobs is encouraging the development of third-party widgets for the iPhone, but with only 4GB or 8GB of onboard memory, I'm not sure widgets will appeal to customers who would rather save more music or photos on their iPhone. Looks like Walt Mossberg already got his hands on the iPhone, so we'll find out in a couple of weeks (hopefully days) more about the iPhone's capabilities.
Are you getting one on June 29 or are you waiting for the second-generation iPhone?
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Apple iPhone: Coolest Features, Biggest Obstacles
iPhone Mania: How Much Is Too Much?
Sneak Peek: iPhone Accessories
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hype. cult. whatever you call it. at the end people will follow apple. It can be a clock and call it i-clock and there will be people paying $100 for it. Come on what really is new in this first gen phone?
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1 Posted by sharikrishnan on Thu Sep 3, 2009 9:16PM EDT Report Abuse
Better to wait for the 2nd generation. Still falls short when compared to Nokia E90. But I would love a price war which shrinks both these costs.Nokia 5700 looks good too.