Apple's in your iPhone, reading your diagnostic information

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Martin @ Jun 30th 2007 10:09PM

Okay, I didn't care before about it, but now it's just getting ridiculous. Did Engadget Mobile REALLY just post something about whether or not to send Bug Feedback Reports to Apple. I think I have to draw the line here. I was okay with everything else until this. EVERYONE knows about how to send feeback reports. We don't need a post on a tech blog on how to f*ing do it.

And please don't respond to this saying "Oh you just don't like Apple" No, unlike most anti-Apple/ATT posts on here I actually have an iPhone and am not just mad because I can't get one (which is generally what most peoples stupid comments boil down to). So let's keep this post clean and let me sum everything up.

This is where I (your average rational person) draw the line on ridiculous. And I swear to god if I see one more person say how the iPhone is overhyped or there is too much news on it I'm going to blow something up. Don't be mad just cause you don't have ATT or can't afford one.

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JimD @ Jul 1st 2007 1:16AM

What, you mean to tell me that you didn't read the article entitled... "A note on all the iPhone coverage"?

http://www.engadget.com/2007/06/30/a-note-on-all-the-iphone-coverage/

Give it a rest already. All this bitching and complaining about all the coverage of the iPhone is getting older than the articles about the iPhone. This is engadget.com. You know...enGADGET.com? Damn idiots.

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hunterluke @ Aug 13th 2007 5:04AM

ipod blend is the best in slow mo but when the iphone turned black inside the blender I was like HOLY SH1T!! I already bought a blendtec blender, they rock for everything including edible materials such as food!

http://www.dvdtoiphoneconverter.org/

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