AppStore will have free applications as well. It's up to the developer if the want to charge for their app.
I bought one for my dad and wife and didn't want to fork over another one for myself as I lose my phones all the time. So on the 11th of July I can get the new version at any at&t store? They are not going to sell out or anything like that right? I'm not the type to stand in a line day before to get it, but I like to buy it on the day it comes out. seeing how cheao they are i can break 3 and still be better off than breaking the older version that costs $600. Just wondering how the availabilty will be when they are released.
The ONLY reasons I plan to switch to AT&T is
c) I am hoping 3G AT&T can improve on Verizon EVDO speeds
Guess there is no perfect phone out there but for me, I think my g/f said it best....she noticed when I had the Blackberry I used it a lot for emails and calling but when I had my iPhone, it just sat around most of the time.
rick
Interesting that you say this... but what's your point? What is your commentary from this observation?
What I'm getting at is I don't understand the connection between not calling/e-mailing as much and the iPhone. The iPhone can send/receive e-mails and obviously can place/receive calls so it just seems like your usage pattern changed when you had the iPhone, not that the iPhone somehow caused it. Care to elaborate?:biggrin:
J
My takeaway from his observation is that the iPhone is a nice toy, but when he really has to get business done, he uses his Blackberry.Interesting that you say this... but what's your point? What is your commentary from this observation?
My main point here is that the iPhone is more gadget "cool" and the Blackberry is much more user friendly in day-to-day use.
The blackberry goes into standby automatically but hit any button and you have direct access to ALL email/txt messages in one section and I can use it with one hand while driving.
The iPhone you have to first slide it to unlock, then go into each individual email box to check messages + load messages depending on your settings. Then you go back to the main menu to view txt messages. There is no "central" INBOX for everything not to mention you really need both hands to do most chores. Another thing for me is I'm really anal about fingerprints and always cleaning the iPhone so I guess in a way I use it less just sub-consciously which is what my g/f was trying to convey to me :biggrin:
rick
My takeaway from his observation is that the iPhone is a nice toy, but when he really has to get business done, he uses his Blackberry.
Pretty much all of my clients are in silent agreement, as well.