Apple sends iPhone 3G FAQ to retail employees: play dumb over activation

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ward @ Jun 30th 2008 7:53AM

I had the old 2G iphone, but dumped it due to lack of apps. I have recently bought a HTC Diamond, and i just cannot believe how good it really is. The 640x480 VGA screen really spoils you, and its not bad speed wise.

Plus it has tomtom out of the box, and loads of WM apps available.

Apple will have to pull their thumbs out to get me back i tell u!

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Eastman @ Jun 30th 2008 9:00AM

err.. iPhone Software update 2.0 & iPhone 3G
Nuff Said..

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TomWBrowning @ Jun 30th 2008 9:06AM

I give it until a week after the iTunes app store launches before you feel sorry for jumping ship.

I personally can't see the point of that resolution on a 2.8 inch screen.

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firesign @ Jun 30th 2008 10:41AM

except that wm sucks. slow, crashy, and bloated. i have a samsung blackjack 2 with wm6 on it. i love the hardware, but i will be dumping it for a 3g iphone because i cannot stand windows mobile.

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Jeff @ Jun 30th 2008 11:09AM

AT&T offers AT&T Navigator, Powered by Tele-Nav.

Don't be surprised if there's an app for that soon.

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PeterF @ Jun 30th 2008 11:29AM

look at all those blind apple fanboys! cute.

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stiltskin @ Jun 30th 2008 11:57AM

My mom bought me a HTC Mogul from Sprint and i was so excited but its slow and windows mobile is shitty nothing is as easy as on the iphone

but i still like it and i'm thinking about getting the HTC Touch Pro when it comes out on Sprint if my parents will buy it for me. I do not want an iphone some people just don't want an iphone stop telling them they want and need one

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