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How can I remember two years back what software my iPhone 4 had?? Windows is also smoothest and has everything extremely well integrated
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Posted: 2012-06-17 00:35:00
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On 2012-06-16 13:06:00, Bonovox wrote:
And why do Apple insist on the only way to first time turn on an iPhone you have to plug into iTunes?? Why can't you just turn it on?? ITunes has to be the worst software along with Zune ever. ITunes always crashes on Windows.
When it's two years ago for you, why are you still posting this old knowledge here as a fact then? Considering that you're changing phones at least twice a month, you of all people must know, that in the world of smartphones, two years equal an eternity.
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Posted: 2012-06-17 02:03:16
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And what's it to you??
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Posted: 2012-06-17 03:22:00
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Hans that's true but I think Angry Birds (first game)
Is abit better on a Android phone
lol
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Posted: 2012-06-17 07:49:03
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Well, toget thos topic back on track;
I've used my iPhone for about a week now and I can't praise it enough for my use.
It's not about adding as many apps as possible or filling the memory up with films and music anymore.
It's about having a reliable phone that makes my days at the office easier.
The Experia Arc I had couldn't cope after a while; it got slow and the battery lasted about four hours in the end.
Yes, it took a bit of getting used to but now the iPhone does exactly what I expect of my phone as a tool. Now I just call it "my leatherman".
I'm a happy bunny with my iPhone4s
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Posted: 2012-06-17 08:44:49
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TranQuil that's great you have had a first
Great week with ur 4S also I'm glad u have a iPhone
Aswell as there's not many owners here to leave
Much input anymore
Btw tho glad u like it iOS 6 is due this Autumn
Seems they have added a things to look forward to anyway
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Posted: 2012-06-17 10:33:00
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Am still not that convinced with WP yet. Have to wait around 2 years more to view where they were heading. WP really has a great potential though. I mean, Lumia + PureView?
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Posted: 2012-06-17 11:07:43
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Windows 6 Mobile was abit dainted but the newer
Version 7 is loads better I've played with a few WP
From HTC and thought they were excellent to use
Not been able to play with any live Nokias at present
Carrying that OS sadly !!!
Btw I've heard Windows 8 is the one to lookout for
So
Anyway back on topic
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Posted: 2012-06-18 02:07:18
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WP7 is certainly smooth and very refined. A few things bug me though, like the inability to have multiple mobile numbers stored per person? The availability of apps priced at a premium for the WP7 platform, with the same apps being free on Android also scares many potential adopters away like myself.
[ This Message was edited by: Geezay on 2012-06-18 07:57 ]
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Posted: 2012-06-18 08:50:00
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As much as I would like to praise WP7's near perfect smoothness I think it's because there's hardly any complex UI element to run except the live tiles. and the lack of proper multitasking like Android also ensures that even a meager-by-Android-standards Snapdragon S1/S2 + 512MB combo would do the job no sweat. If WP8 arrives and becomes as functional as the X86 version of Windows 8 which is considered very light by PC standards, I'm pretty sure we'll need Tegra 4 8-core SoC or even a heavily die-shrunken Core i3 ivy bridge to run the software choke-free.
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Posted: 2012-06-18 10:07:30
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