So you will be able to add additional memory with a microsim card? Or what can it be used for?
Originally Posted by Parker Clack
What are prices going to be without a contract on the phones? I was thinking that it would be cool device to get without a contract, use my mobile Wifi with it and Skype for the phone.
Parker
Originally Posted by Keith Plucker
Isn't the reason for the case design in the 4G iPhone because it incorporates antennas into the frame? If it is also more expensive, I wouldn't expect to see it carry over to the iPod Touch.
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-Keith
win some, lose some Still an improvement.Originally Posted by Shane D
wireless N on the iphone is only in the 2.4ghz band
Originally Posted by DaveF :Consider video calling -- how did it work before FaceTime? I've never tried it. Apparently there were several apps on Android for the newer phones with front-facing cameras. Are they all compatible with each other? Do you have to decide in advance that you want to make a video call, and not a regular phone call (tied directly into the address book, missed call UI, etc.)? Does the person on the other end have to have the same program running in the background? Based on the demos and reviews, it looks like FaceTime works like this: you make a call as usual. If video calling is available -- currently both iPhone 4s on WiFi -- then there's a button in the phone UI that each person presses, and there is no step 3.Apple’s new phone has a lot of smart features that really work, rather than just flashy hardware specs designed to woo the bloggers who create matrixes of feature comparisons to radicalize their followers.
Originally Posted by Craig S for one or both phones.
That's the thing about Apple marketing. They don't talk about how many gigabytes of memory or how many CPU cycles or how many apps (much). They aim for your heart, and show you how technology can make your life better during its most important moments.
Contrast this with the Droid ads, which actually scare my friend's two-year-old daughter away from the TV when they come on. The dark, rainy background, the spinning globe of glowing apps, the robot hands poking at them, nary a human in sight.
Originally Posted by mattCR to work with Apple to integrate FaceTime into Skype apps on Apple devices.
Originally Posted by Craig S to work with Apple to integrate FaceTime into Skype apps on Apple devices.