Articles Sway Our Opinion on iPhone
January 18, 2007 08:10 PM Filed in:
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Ok I must admit this is one
consultant who greeted the iPhone announcement with skepticism. I
really wasn't excited about it. This just didn't look like a viable
replacement for my Treo. But over the last two weeks the iPhone has
grown on me, and now I look forward to getting my hands on one for
a test drive.
Take a look at this MacWorld article by Dan Frakes and Jonathan Seff. Nothing like a little information to get you excited about a product.
If you are getting all hot and heavy for an iPhone after seeing Apple's webpage, you should also read David Pogue's blog at NYT. It answers some Frequently Asked Questions and exposes some possible limitations. Are they really limitations, or just simply future possibilities? The consensus seems to be that die-hard Crackberry fans will not want to give up the object of their vice yet. But then again, I never used a Crackberry; I was always a Treo fan, and a strong MissingSync supporter, as well. And a MissingSync-connected Treo will be what I compare the iPhone to, just as soon as I can get my hands on one.
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currently on iTunes: ''Amanda'', by Boston
Take a look at this MacWorld article by Dan Frakes and Jonathan Seff. Nothing like a little information to get you excited about a product.
If you are getting all hot and heavy for an iPhone after seeing Apple's webpage, you should also read David Pogue's blog at NYT. It answers some Frequently Asked Questions and exposes some possible limitations. Are they really limitations, or just simply future possibilities? The consensus seems to be that die-hard Crackberry fans will not want to give up the object of their vice yet. But then again, I never used a Crackberry; I was always a Treo fan, and a strong MissingSync supporter, as well. And a MissingSync-connected Treo will be what I compare the iPhone to, just as soon as I can get my hands on one.
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currently on iTunes: ''Amanda'', by Boston