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Engadget Mobile Podcast 029 - 11.09.2009
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
slamEVIL @ Jan 15th 2008 4:30PM
so if you want to move the icons around on your ipod touch you have to pay $20. steve jobs is an ass.
Trevor @ Jan 15th 2008 4:34PM
No free lunch for you!
Matt @ Jan 15th 2008 4:37PM
Slam,
very shortsighted of you. for the ipod touch users it adds 5 more applications which may or may not be worth $20. iPhone users are paying a monthly fee so they are essentially paying for it anyway.
Love,
Your Mom
Andy K @ Jan 16th 2008 5:53AM
Excuse me Matt, but I believe you are missing out on one very important point - new Touch buyers are getting this damn thing for FREE. For the same price as the rest of us paid a few weeks ago!!! Plus, the five apps which it comes with are worth diddly squat in the UK (unless of course you live in 'Lun-duun') and as usual the UK pays more for these apps than the US - by 3GB at today's exchange rate (Ouch!!). I'm sick of apple cultists trying to justify bad business practices!! I know I'll be taking my money elsewhere (where they can appreciate my loyalty)and other users should seriously think about doing the same.