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Has the iPhone taken over the world yet? Rate the iPhone, as well as other mobile options, on their functionality, sound quality, design, and of course, games! You'll also find reviews of cell phone etiquette and other related topics.

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7 days ago

Simply amazing. I only I wish I had purchased one sooner. Basically a laptop in my hand, but can switch between wifi and cellular network for internet. The wealth of applications only helps, and my dependence upon this device grows each day, but rather than being reticent to accept that fact I am embracing it. I have had a Blackberry and it does not even come close to the iPhone.
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8 days ago

Simply amazing. I only I wish I had purchased one sooner. Basically a laptop in my hand, but can switch between wifi and cellular network for internet. The wealth of applications only helps, and my dependence upon this device grows each day, but rather than being reticent to accept that fact I am embracing it. I have had a Blackberry and it does not even come close to the iPhone. If you are hesitating between which phone to purchase, don't. Just get the iPhone and save yourself the trouble of buying it in six months when you are sick of your other phone.
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9 days ago

I love my iPhone 3G, best GPS I've ever had! Sadly, I've had better phones and I've had better camera phones. BUT, I've never had internet browsing the way Apple does it, Flash support is badly needed and regular browsing still crashes from time to time even after all of the updates.

About the camera, i wish there was another way of activating it externally, like a button rather than on-screen. I've often found myself wanting to take a quick picture on the spot only to fiddle with the un-locking, entering my password, finding the camera icon, waiting for it to warm up or whatever it is it does... finally it's ready to take a picture, but by then the moment has passed.... =(
votes 2 Helpful / 0 Funny / 2 Agree / 0 Disagree

12 days ago

Decent phone - I don't go crazy over apps and this one provides what I need. Mostly I only use my cellphone for phone calls and internet so if you are like me, this is a great phone. One minor thing that I dislike about it is sometimes the keyboard is too small for me.
It is an eco-phone and is produced in an environmentally friendly manner :D
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12 days ago

Touch Light, talking current time and temperature at the same time
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19 days ago

this is a good cell phone with all that can be thought about.actually it is a mini laptop.it is very handy and easy to use.while using it one can never feel that he/she is browsing internet with a cell phone.its a must buy for businessmen.
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22 days ago

This is an "okay" phone. The touch screen is great except it locks the dial pad on calls, so if you need to press a # for an extension or to enter your password to check voice mail or something, you have to double tap it to unlock it, OR sometimes it totally closes. This is a pain in the arse if you are checking voicemail and you want to save or delete a message and you are driving. Just looking down to have to unlock the keypad and then see/press the 9 or 7 is not good to have to do... not so bad if it was ALL you had to do, but the added step of having to unlock the keypad or bring it back up is totally idiotic. I do not have time to listen to vpicemail except when I am in my car and have a little down/driving time and peace o be able to do so. If I want to press 8 to call the person who left me the voicemail of press ## to return to voicemail, again, I have to unlock or bring the dial pad back up to do so. It is really a huge inconvenience. The "Android" system is great though. I like the GPS and mapping and I like being able to do google searches and check my e-mail and stuff.

The swivel out keyboard is a nice feature for typing long-worded text or email messages, BUT it is bulky and it is a heavy phone AND I hate my keyboard... I got one of the first G1's and I hope they no longer even have this keyboard, but mine is light colored and the letters blend in with the pad so you can SEE the letters/#'s if it is lit up in a light setting. I HAVE TO LOOK to type! (yeah, pitiful, but I do) so it is a struggle to see. Most of the time my on screen keyboard will not work. I have contacted T-Mobile and motorola requesting a different phone, but I cannot get them to work with me unless I PAY for a new one. This phone was not cheap and I cannot afford that, so I am stuck with it.
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33 days ago

For all the hype behind this phone, the Blackberry Storm is terrible! I have never owned a phone that was that difficult to type on before. Just writing a simple text message is an exercise in insanity! Thinking about making an important phone call or taking a picture with the camera, forget it as it always seems to manage to freeze up at the worst possible time. The only way to bring it back to life is to take out the battery and restart the entire phone. Worst cell phone I have ever owned!
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37 days ago

great phone, great camera, great video, great internet, its a great phone with a shit battery....i still love it and its 32 gigs of black shiney plastic
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44 days ago

Very surprised, I am going to get rid of my original Bluetooth Stereo Headset. I find the one I bought from www.dinodirect.com sounds great. The length of the cable is perfect to have the phone in the trouser's pocket. I didn’t expect it will work so well at such low price($21.24).
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