Oh… you mean like compiling your own software packages for it?? Ha. Good luck in the past. Sucka.
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The iPhone is a toy, not a serious communications device. There is plenty of room for improvement though, so Apple’s got a chance. But for right now, other than a “new interface” (I won’t call it nice, because it has it’s moments) there is really nothing worthwhile in the purchase of an iPhone.
Fortunately 3 of those users have already switched to the new Samsung Blackjack 2 phones, and they all love them dearly. Once you use a phone like a Blackberry or Blackjack for more than a few days, you’ll see the real difference in what you can do with a real phone.
]]>Apple has an iPhone feedback page… let them know that we need this feature before real business users can migrate to the iPhone!
]]>As of today, Dec 20, 2007, it’s a painful inconvenience to have to synchronize email, contacts , and calendars the iPhone way after having lived with one of the above three mentioned solutions.
The design and user experience on the iPhone is without doubt far superior, but the business user accustomed to live synchronization will be disappointed.
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