Hidden TV out features discovered in iPhone 2.2 SDK

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christexaport @ Nov 27th 2008 1:54PM

Everytime I look up, I read something the iPhone can't do that many high end Nokia and other S60 devices do. I regularly connect my N95 8gb to the TV, and can still use my device via its screen and controls. It streams ALL screen activity, not just videos, and even the audio output. I love browsing the web using my phone's browser on TV-out while hearing a phone call aloud on my TV's speakers.

Now knowing all that, exactly why does everyone jock the iPhone?? Its easy, ok. Its easier to ride a bicycle than a Suzuki Hayabusa, but we know we want the better, more capable ride. I didn't hear any of the failure or epic fail comments had this been a Nokia, Blackberry, or WinMo device. Why not? When will we stop jocking this underperforming, overpriced wannabe??

Most $650+ smart devices do TV-out. Wake up.

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qwerty613 @ Dec 5th 2008 10:42PM

Yes, but the iPhone is $200, not $650+

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rykno @ Dec 6th 2008 12:04AM

@qwerty613

Wrong. iPhone costs around 1500 over two years. Unlocked phones do not.

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