1. Always whine like a school girl when someone dares to use an "I" instead of an"i".
2. Whine about intentional spelling "errors" instead of trying to understand the article your commenting on.
3. Use sarcasm to complain about writers who get paid to write sarcastic, cheeky articles.
4. Write a reply at least once a day that shows just how much you missed the whole point of the website you are reading.
5. Look away from your computer several times while typing your replies to gaze lovingly at your autographed picture of Steve jobs.
6. If possible, post your reply from your IPad to show how cool and superior you are.
I think you'll find the dock is still called the dock, and the rubber (I presume) covers for the new iphone are called bumpers. He mentions these straight after the dock.
Check out Glee star Jane Lynch's hilarious spoof of the iconic Apple ads... taking on the new Iphone 4... she's a potty mouthed little minx...! For Glee and geek fans!! http://bit.ly/bF6o5y
who gives a @$£# ?
in fact, lets hope the media circus keeps on bleating about him and his tat so that more and more people become sick to the back teeth of it all
Yeah, sell on the good news. Always happens with Apple.
On a side note, the Reader functionality in Safari 5 removes all the snide comments from articles. Brilliant! It's almost as good as Chrome now on Windows, and they both have non-standard user interfaces, so neither wins there.
This iPhone will sell loads. Sites are already saying it has the best display bar none ever in a mobile phone, that it's faster, better to hold, etc. Watching someone with an iPad on the train today get good service all the way whilst I struggled to get a signal with my Android phone alleviates any worries I have about the signal power, unlike the snide pointless first comment here.
And when Steve Jobs (or anyone in a similar situation) wants to demonstrate over wifi, have the wifi router it is connected to attached just behind the stage, or under the desk on the stage, so that you're closest - and make sure it is on a dedicated channel, and if possible, attached to a router that will give it preferential access to the general internet.
Yeah, sell on the good news. Always happens with Apple.
On a side note, the Reader functionality in Safari 5 removes all the snide comments from articles. Brilliant! It's almost as good as Chrome now on Windows, and they both have non-standard user interfaces, so neither wins there.
This iPhone will sell loads. Sites are already saying it has the best display bar none ever in a mobile phone, that it's faster, better to hold, etc.
And when Steve Jobs (or anyone in a similar situation) wants to demonstrate over wifi, have the wifi router it is connected to attached just behind the stage, or under the desk on the stage, so that you're closest - and make sure it is on a dedicated channel, and if possible, attached to a router that will give it preferential access to the general internet.
Here we go again with another 'innovative' and 'revolutionary Apple product, which yet again just happens to be missing some key basic features. Like Flash, which powers over 90% of the video market on the web.
The phone also demonstrated it's poor WiFi reception to those of us in the room, while our WiFi worked just fine. When everyone's WiFi is working fine but yours the WiFi connection problem must be everyone else, right? Sigh.
Yes the iPhone will sell millions to people who don't know any better and aren't savvy enough to use a less dumbed-down device, and a year from now a few fundamental and basic features that are disabled or missing will be added (and called amazing and revolutionary) and it will sell a few million more, in the same business plan Apple has been riding for the past decade or so.
1. Always use Iphone, not iPhone.
2. Never do a spell check.
3. Never do a grammar check.
4. Use weak sarcasm to bitch about Apple at least twice per sentence.
5. Write an anti-Apple article at least once a week.
6. Leave your autographed pictures of uncle Steve at home.
6. Leave personal iPhones / iPads / iPods in locker at front door.
IPhone, iPhone...iDontCare! Did you really let something as pointless and irrelevant and caps/no caps bother you that much? If so, I feel for the folks you work with if your ever fired. Your likely to be the guy who comes back with loaded guns.
Whats next? Hate mail for the weather girl/guy when the forecast is wrong? Shoot the paperboy when he tosses you paper in the bushes?
Relax. Have an IBeer... oops. iBeer, give the Mrs. and ibang and smile for gods sake!
It's nice to read an article about anything Apple, that is written by a sane person, rather than an iFanboy.
Your honestly is a refreshing change from the normal "OMG STEVE JOBS IS GOD AND YOU MUST BUY 20 IPHONES!!!11!".
If there is an item, group, or company A, then there will always be people that enjoy item, group, or company B, this I understand.
What I don't understand is why you'd take the time to right a fairly good article, readable, informative, and I'm guessing, accurate, article, only to throw away any credibility by being so biased.
I can understand you don't like Apple, but you only look like a pompous ass bashing them at every turn, rather than an edgy rebel, fighting against a monster that you yourself create.
This writer has to be a pissed off former apple employee, iPhone hater or just a jerk! You bashed the phone and steve jobs better than you wrote the article! I understand if you don't like the phone, apple, or jobs but really man, title your article different! I clicked on this link thinking I would get some good info about the phone out of it, instead of getting a hate article!
very super
Apparently you just need to buy a case for your iPhone 4G to fix the antenna problem.
Thankfully, there are tons reviewed here:
http://www.iphone4accessory.com
wow, you really do love this thing. guess you wish apple had stayed out of the smart phone market, then we could all still be using N95
1. Always whine like a school girl when someone dares to use an "I" instead of an"i".
2. Whine about intentional spelling "errors" instead of trying to understand the article your commenting on.
3. Use sarcasm to complain about writers who get paid to write sarcastic, cheeky articles.
4. Write a reply at least once a day that shows just how much you missed the whole point of the website you are reading.
5. Look away from your computer several times while typing your replies to gaze lovingly at your autographed picture of Steve jobs.
6. If possible, post your reply from your IPad to show how cool and superior you are.
lol, seeing fanboys nerdrage makes me happy, keep up the "weakly sarcastic" articles (y)
I think you'll find the dock is still called the dock, and the rubber (I presume) covers for the new iphone are called bumpers. He mentions these straight after the dock.
Check out Glee star Jane Lynch's hilarious spoof of the iconic Apple ads... taking on the new Iphone 4... she's a potty mouthed little minx...! For Glee and geek fans!! http://bit.ly/bF6o5y
and just to prove there is an App for Everything
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2k3zvI2tyPM
who gives a @$£# ?
in fact, lets hope the media circus keeps on bleating about him and his tat so that more and more people become sick to the back teeth of it all
idiot man and idiot media
Yeah, sell on the good news. Always happens with Apple.
On a side note, the Reader functionality in Safari 5 removes all the snide comments from articles. Brilliant! It's almost as good as Chrome now on Windows, and they both have non-standard user interfaces, so neither wins there.
This iPhone will sell loads. Sites are already saying it has the best display bar none ever in a mobile phone, that it's faster, better to hold, etc. Watching someone with an iPad on the train today get good service all the way whilst I struggled to get a signal with my Android phone alleviates any worries I have about the signal power, unlike the snide pointless first comment here.
And when Steve Jobs (or anyone in a similar situation) wants to demonstrate over wifi, have the wifi router it is connected to attached just behind the stage, or under the desk on the stage, so that you're closest - and make sure it is on a dedicated channel, and if possible, attached to a router that will give it preferential access to the general internet.
Yeah, sell on the good news. Always happens with Apple.
On a side note, the Reader functionality in Safari 5 removes all the snide comments from articles. Brilliant! It's almost as good as Chrome now on Windows, and they both have non-standard user interfaces, so neither wins there.
This iPhone will sell loads. Sites are already saying it has the best display bar none ever in a mobile phone, that it's faster, better to hold, etc.
And when Steve Jobs (or anyone in a similar situation) wants to demonstrate over wifi, have the wifi router it is connected to attached just behind the stage, or under the desk on the stage, so that you're closest - and make sure it is on a dedicated channel, and if possible, attached to a router that will give it preferential access to the general internet.
Here we go again with another 'innovative' and 'revolutionary Apple product, which yet again just happens to be missing some key basic features. Like Flash, which powers over 90% of the video market on the web.
The phone also demonstrated it's poor WiFi reception to those of us in the room, while our WiFi worked just fine. When everyone's WiFi is working fine but yours the WiFi connection problem must be everyone else, right? Sigh.
Yes the iPhone will sell millions to people who don't know any better and aren't savvy enough to use a less dumbed-down device, and a year from now a few fundamental and basic features that are disabled or missing will be added (and called amazing and revolutionary) and it will sell a few million more, in the same business plan Apple has been riding for the past decade or so.
1. Always use Iphone, not iPhone.
2. Never do a spell check.
3. Never do a grammar check.
4. Use weak sarcasm to bitch about Apple at least twice per sentence.
5. Write an anti-Apple article at least once a week.
6. Leave your autographed pictures of uncle Steve at home.
6. Leave personal iPhones / iPads / iPods in locker at front door.
IPhone, iPhone...iDontCare! Did you really let something as pointless and irrelevant and caps/no caps bother you that much? If so, I feel for the folks you work with if your ever fired. Your likely to be the guy who comes back with loaded guns.
Whats next? Hate mail for the weather girl/guy when the forecast is wrong? Shoot the paperboy when he tosses you paper in the bushes?
Relax. Have an IBeer... oops. iBeer, give the Mrs. and ibang and smile for gods sake!
It's nice to read an article about anything Apple, that is written by a sane person, rather than an iFanboy.
Your honestly is a refreshing change from the normal "OMG STEVE JOBS IS GOD AND YOU MUST BUY 20 IPHONES!!!11!".
Iphone works just as well as iPhone, if now better.
It's iPhone, not Iphone. Jesus.
I expected another pc-guy trashing ad once again... Guess not much to trash when you alienated whole world around you.
Just for those who only mention it on a rise.
If there is an item, group, or company A, then there will always be people that enjoy item, group, or company B, this I understand.
What I don't understand is why you'd take the time to right a fairly good article, readable, informative, and I'm guessing, accurate, article, only to throw away any credibility by being so biased.
I can understand you don't like Apple, but you only look like a pompous ass bashing them at every turn, rather than an edgy rebel, fighting against a monster that you yourself create.
This writer has to be a pissed off former apple employee, iPhone hater or just a jerk! You bashed the phone and steve jobs better than you wrote the article! I understand if you don't like the phone, apple, or jobs but really man, title your article different! I clicked on this link thinking I would get some good info about the phone out of it, instead of getting a hate article!