Michal Ždanský It's been a few days that I've been trawling the internet looking for various articles about the iPhone. On that occasion, I came across a two-year-old image created by iPhone 3G detractors at the time, comparing the phone to a brick that also can't do anything. Time has moved on and the iPhone has learned a lot of new things. So I thought of taking this picture and comparing what has changed in those two years from the point of view of the opponents.
- Voice dialing – It has been able to do this since the third generation, but it is still not available in Czech, you have to enter commands in English.
- Alarm clock when the phone is off – They still can't, but I don't know a single smartphone that has this feature. In addition, thanks to the power saving mode, I find it unnecessary to turn off the phone at night.
- Stable OS – I have tried many mobile operating systems and have yet to come across one more stable than iOS.
- Modem for PC – Can do since iOS 3.0 (tethering), however O2 customers are unfortunately out of luck due to the operator's reluctance.
- Flash – He can't and probably never will be able to. Jobs simply doesn't want Flash on his iOS devices. If you still lack Flash, it can be jailbroken.
- Email attachments – It can, you can natively send photos and videos, then you can send other files from third-party applications if the application allows it. I mean, for example, documents created in Quickoffice, PDFs downloaded to Goodreader, etc...
- Forwarding of SMS and e-mails – Can since iOS 3.0.
- Mass Storage – He can, but in a limited form. If you have iTunes on your computer and the appropriate program on your phone, no problem. In other cases, transmission via WiFi must be used.
- multitasking – Can since iOS 4.0.
- Deleting individual SMS – Can since iOS 3.0.
- Copy & Paste – Can since 3.0. It is surprising that many critics of the absence of this feature were Windows Mobile users. However, the current generation of this OS cannot Copy & Paste and will learn it sometime in 2011.
- Bluetooth stereo – Can since iOS 3.0.
- SMS receipts – Can with Jailbreak and pre-installed relevant application. If you want delivery notes without Jailbreak, there is another way, but less convenient. Enter the code before your message (O2 – YYYY, T-Mobile – *state#, Vodafone – * N #) and a gap. The delivery will arrive later.
- Camera autofocus – Can from the 3GS model. The current generation can focus even when shooting video.
- Calendar with tasks – Apple was apparently aware of the potential of the GTD methodology and instead of bringing simple task creation, left this task to third-party applications. However, tasks can be displayed in the calendar, and we will bring you instructions in the next few days.
- MP3 ringtones – Can and can't. You can't use a song from your iPhone music as a ringtone, but you can create any ringtone yourself and upload it to your iPhone. This can be done in several ways. The ringtone must be in .m4r format, so you need to use a specialized program, Garageband, or there are several applications in the Appstore that can create a ringtone from any song on the phone, and after synchronization, the ringtone can be uploaded to the iPhone.
- Replaceable battery – It is not and probably never will be. The only solution is to use an external battery. Anyway, the fourth generation of the iPhone makes battery replacement much easier, the battery can be easily replaced after unscrewing and removing the cover.
- BT transmissions – It can, but only with Jailbreak and pre-installed iBluenova application.
- Writing non-English SMS – From iOS 3.0, autocorrection can be turned off completely, and it also offers a Czech dictionary. But watch out for hooks and commas, they shorten SMS.
- Usable GPS navigation – With iOS 3.0, the restriction regarding the use of GPS for real-time navigation disappeared, so the iPhone can be used as a full-fledged GPS navigation.
- FM Radio – Unfortunately, he still can't, or this function is blocked by software, the hardware should supposedly handle FM reception. An alternative is the use of Internet radios, but beware of data outside of WiFi.
- Java – I don't see a single sensible use of Java in an advanced operating system. This is also underlined by the fact that mobile game developers have shifted their focus from Java to iOS and other operating systems. If you miss Opera mini, which is often the only reason you need Java, you can find it directly in the App Store.
- MMS – Can from iOS 3.0, first generation iPhone only with Jailbreak and SwirlyMMS app
- Video recording – Can natively from the 3rd generation iPhone, iPhone 4 even records HD video. If you want to record video on older iPhones, you need to install a third-party application, of which there are several in the App Store. However, expect lower quality and framerate.
- Video calls – With the iPhone 4, Apple introduced a new form of Facetime video calling that uses a WiFi connection. We'll see how this new platform catches on.
- Removable memory cards – With the option of up to 32GB of storage, I don't see a single reason to use them. In addition, reading and writing from the integrated flash memory is much faster than from memory cards.
As can be seen, with each new generation of arguments, the detractors decrease. And what about you? Which iPhone generation swayed you to buy one? You can share it in the discussion.
I can import MP3 ringtones via iTunes. Just convert the file to AAC, rewrite the extension and drag it into Ringtones :)
You can find more detailed instructions on Google.
I had WM on HTC for three years and I've probably never hated my worst enemy as much as this phone :D I switched to 3GS and I'm extremely satisfied. I got what I expected from an iPhone and I have no reason to go back. I don't need features like "SSH via DHCP and tethering to Plug'n'play" :D (big exaggeration, I mean very advanced features for the more professional part of users)... I know that what I download in the AppStore will work for me and I don't have to worry, if the application will run on my system, with my resolution or processor, pfff, not really :)
I also noticed one typically Czech characteristic/reaction:
"Hehe, so you have to buy all the apps huh? hehe you pay well lol…”
I pay for what I like and what I want to buy. Just as I have legal software on PC, original games on PS3, I also like to buy some game on iPhone. I think that in the Czech Republic they are somehow used to stealing and it seems strange to them to pay for something that someone has created.
Nicely said :). Agreement.
but I can also use advanced functions ;) Ssh also supports key, VNC/RDP clients too. I'm not digging into your answer, the file is just about an application that can do this for around 10 Euros and I doubt that people will give you that :) It occurs to me that this friend had on Facebook that he had a bite of a blue apple and when I was chatting for a while he He insulted me that marking the iPhone as a "Smartphone" is too bold to fix, so I wrote to him what I was doing on it...he didn't answer anymore ;))))
– Telephone and related things,
– access to terminal/rdp/vnc,
– access to virtual machines in Parallels Desktop and on the web,
– as a flash drive, even if it's limited, unfortunately, but as a wireless disk it's fine, you have to have itunes via the cable, that sucks for me,
– editing an MS Office document, although it is a small display, but I wrote 2 A4 pages on it just fine,
– Game console,
– Wi-Fi repeater,
– Remote control for PC (wifi), including trackpad and keyboard,
– Geocaching,
– for reading books, more or less I have read more books in the time I have had him than in my entire life ;D, even if paper is paper, carry a book with you on the subway etc...,
– video player and music player,
– Navigation,
– Email also supports exchange (although 2007 and higher, but please),
– VPN client, for connecting to the company site,
– I have a "training" coach in it, where I compiled a list of exercises,
– for relaxation (use the so-called Binaural Beats application through headphones, which help you relax,
– ICQ, Skype, Facebook, Twitter,
– I also have a current collection of laws in it,
– flashlight or mirror applications are just a treat :D
I would just correct the author of the article a little in the area of the alarm clock. For years I used a Nokia with Symbian, which I consider to be a smartphone. Here the alarm worked even when the phone was completely switched off. Which is a good function, e.g. when traveling without a charger and needing to protect the remaining energy in the battery :-)
Otherwise, I have been using apple mobile phones for about a year now and I must say that they are really very good.
Which one? iPhone 1G after all! I also have the first iPad (2001), the first Apple iMac G3/233 Original - Bondi (1998), the first Apple TV (2007), Macintosh LC II (1992), Apple Power CD with Kodak CD Photo System (1993) and many more 20 years with Mac.
iPad 2001? PROBABLY NO-E you meant the file iPod didn't you? :D I would be quite envious of an iPad in 2001. otherwise admirable bike. I have been a satisfied user since 1994 ;)
Just like Peter. I had an HTC Touch Pro 2 and never again. The phone was stuttering, not nearly as smooth as the 3Gs. I don't complain at all with the Iphone! It's a fast phone and I have no problems with the apps on it.
I'm still waiting for the white iPhone, but what surprised me is that it can't set the alarm clock when the phone is off....perhaps every Nokia and SE can set the alarm clock even when the phone is off (yes, I don't turn it off that often, but sometimes I do it so that no one wakes me up in the morning it didn't even wake me up with vibrations, I'll turn it off)...and another thing is the delivery notes, which I use every day and I'll probably miss them a lot (the code before every text message will probably look stupid :-D)...but it still won't deter me from buying an iPhone and I consider it the best phone ever :-) And as for paid content - I buy music on iTS, I buy home games, programs and everything, so I see no reason why I shouldn't pay someone for their work (which is mostly on the iPhone miniature amounts) :-)
So that no one wakes you up, it's really flight mode, disconnect from the site, but the iPhone works including the alarm clock, I really don't see a single reason to turn off the iPhone except for a restart. With wm, it had to be turned off so that it worked the next day (with exaggeration:) )
I first had such a disappointment with HTC TyTN II with WM 6.0, 6.1 and 6.5 :) then I got used to it and on the iPhone I took it as standard, I was pleasantly surprised by the fact that I didn't have to edit the registers so that the sound was repeated when waking up: ) everyone I know who bought an HTC with WM at that time fell asleep the first time, because the sound only played 1, so I don't know if 6.5 or 6.1 already added the function of turning on the repeat directly at the tone, but I suspect that with WM 6.1, whatever it was, that's how it was It didn't work yet ;)
voicemail probably means voice DIAL, huh? D
Thanks for the heads up, fixed
dude, a friend just bought an iphone 4 and it's bad for call forwarding, I didn't use it, so I didn't miss it, but after he showed me (what he thinks) on another friend's android (forwarding when turned off, forwarding after X is not picked up, forwarding after tipping, etc.) I think that an iPhone could also handle it, but his old Nokia handled it just fine... until last week he used it mainly as a good player, then I took 13×18 photos of it for him and we were both surprised ( he Nikonar D700, I only D80) the photos are very nice, so now you have added a nice photo.-) I don't allow iPhones, but the redirection shouldn't be a problem...
As for forwarding when unavailable, another call, full forwarding, etc., these are things related to operator services, not directly to the phone. I don't know if any mobile phone can redirect itself (I haven't seen it yet), but if you see these functions in Nokia, it's just the control of these functions by the operator. When you work with one of these functions, you always send a command to the operator's network, or verify its status. If it was just a phone feature, then this wouldn't be happening.
And of course it follows that you can also use forwarding on an iPhone, you just need to know the relevant codes to send to the operator's number or simply call him. ;-)
What codes?
Settings -> Phone -> Forwarding
And it's an operator service, no phone can forward a call.
Well, you can master those codes better than the menu on the phone. For example, it is possible to block the incoming SMS, and I have not seen that in a previous phone. And I used it successfully for some time.
Well, I started with the iPhone 3G right after its launch and I was already satisfied with it at that time. The fact that he was missing a few things didn't bother me at all. Over time with other iOS updates, I discovered new things that can be done with it. Jailbreak also opened up options for me.
Today I own an iPhone 4 and I am "ecstatic" about it again.
For those who think that paying for apps is bad, I can say that there are a lot of FREE apps and others are usually around 20 CZK. And in addition, if I own a phone for approx. €800, it definitely doesn't break my heart if I pay CZK 800 for a flat-rate internet plan + some application here and there for a few crowns.
Tethering works with O2, long live the jailbreak;) I find it rude to limit the functions of the phone because of the greediness of the operator.
It's not because of the greediness of the operator, but because of enabling tethering from Apple.
I think the alarm clock when the phone is turned off is normal for smartphones, even if I don't think it's a world-shattering thing
I can't send attachments in the original app, it's a bit annoying - I haven't tried any other email client, so I don't know if it can be solved - I used to write from the book
bluetooth (in full) does not work on ios - the article mentions it incorrectly, ibluenova is not updated, development has stopped
as for the phone that appealed to me, it was the 3GS, I remember exactly how I read an article about it in SME, I had heard about the iPhone before, but the author of that article convinced me and impressed this phone on my mind so much that he will replace the phone in orange, that is, when renewing the contract, I simply chose it...
Hello, the iPhone is definitely a very interesting phone, I think it is only suitable for simple users. I personally work every day with technology and administrative tools and I like to play a quality game. I own an HTC HD2 and I think that as far as speed is concerned, after trying the iPhone 4, the iPhone is a little sluggish and it would be insufficient for my daily work, I like to play games and I bought a PS emulator for the HD2, which probably predates everything... All the games on the PS1 work for me and some on the 2. I have both WM and Android on my phone and I think that the functions are on the other side of the water...
As for the alarm clock, it's scandalous... :) This goes without saying.
But the difference is that while you have to be a bit more technically proficient for this and you have to do quite a bit to get the phone to this state (emulator, get games for PS and download them there and make them work, etc.), the user The iPhone can do it all with the snap of its fingers, that is, it opens the Appstore and whatever it wants, it has it. And now, maybe even somewhere on the way.
I don't think the alarm clock is such a tragedy. It doesn't ring when it's off, but I only turn off ringing at night because I want to have everything else available 24/7. In addition, I also have a Nokia and its alarm clock options are incomparably behind the iPhone alarm clock options, so there is nothing to deal with here.
If I had to complain, the Nokia can automatically switch to "loud mode" at a set time, which I miss on the iPhone.
And as for MMS - it's more of a nuisance on the iPhone. The ability to send up to two pictures is very weak compared to the overall MMS capabilities of other phones. I can create a slide show style MMS where there are multiple frames full of images, music and text, with different timings etc, but not on the iPhone and the iPhone can't even accept it. On the other hand, even the possibilities of e.g. Nokia are a bit annoying, because with regard to work with MMS, they went down with each newer model (in the past). What could be created with one model was no longer possible with the successor, and the next successor was again more limited. That's why I stopped enjoying MMS on Nokia and I don't miss it so much on the iPhone.
Sure, I appreciate the simplicity. I would probably sum it up so that the iPhone is good for beginners, not very proficient users who know that they will enjoy everything on it.
Of course, if we are talking about prices, that simplicity costs a lot of money... I'd rather learn something than pay extra and have a min.
PS: Mr. Jobs certainly figured it out :D
But yes, that price is really cruel, but after all the demand is huge, so Apple can afford it as long as you can. And take it as someone devoting their time to something else rather than exploring the possibilities of HTC, they must have earned more for the time saved than the price of the iPhone. And someone is happy that they don't have to discover and try anything, because a manufacturer was found who finally managed to make it simple and user-friendly. Certainly not for everyone, it's simply not possible.
Sometimes I also use "administrator" stuff and it's quite cool ;) see. rise higher. The fact that I don't use MMS doesn't excuse the way they are, but I don't need them. I'm probably an exception :D but I don't belong (at least I myself) to the category of simple users :)
Otherwise, is the emulator on the gaming phone? I don't mean the speed but the control, I tried the PSOne emu on JB iPhone, it wasn't a problem, but just a joypad is a joypad ;)
Anyway, about the gameplay: It is only played on a touch LCD, if someone is really excited, then a wireless PAD or keyboard with mice, the USB guest function only helps.
Iph 4 lame???!!! What are you talking about???!!!
The more you improve your phone, the more holes the manufacturer made in the phone and in the system! If you enjoy it….
I don't have to improve it, I'm just "opening up" new possibilities for installing useful and for me necessary software. I compared the performance of both phones, the iPhone is simply slower and even a simple fast firmware will not improve it.
3G and now iP4. Both two 16GB versions. I wanted 32 but it didn't come to me. However, it doesn't matter in the end. Maximum satisfaction and I wouldn't change. And I use an iPhone as a business phone. In conjunction with Mac + MobileMe, I miss absolutely nothing. I use iWork for all my documents, so I would like an iPhone version.
I have an HTC HD2 bought in November last year and after a long time the iPhone 4 arrived, I saw the price and just laughed :) because it doesn't offer anything new compared to the HD2.
Really, the price is reasonable in relation to the possibilities and functions.
Stable axis? I have never seen more stable. That is, although with the arrival of iOS4 it is already less stable... Yes, I have 3G and I already have 4.1 and it is still quite slow.
Yes, 4.1 should have been kicked so that 3g didn't work, I was one of those who waited for a response and preferred not to update, and honestly I regularly download free app free news on jablickari and 15 other servers and there was no problem even on the app ebazaar...
Well, I was convinced by 3G with iOS3.. I missed the mms there.. I didn't miss autofocus that much, none of my phones had it, but since I have a quad, there is no autofocus at all! :)
However, tasks can be displayed in the calendar, and we will bring you instructions in the next few days. – So I'm so curious!
use phenomena wisely? what do you need dpo? – offline driving advice written in Java for Ostrava public transport... I used this application very often on my old phone with Windows Mobile and now I miss it, connection cannot fully replace it
The iPhone keeps getting better and better. All I'm missing is the ability to record an ongoing phone call and the ability to upload files to the web in Safari. I have a computer at work and not a phone, but when a bluetooth keyboard is paired with the four, you can write a fairly long article on it.
I enjoy the critics of the simplicity of operating complex things, as Apple has been doing for a long time. Those who want to delve into the intricacies can use Terminal on Mac, and those on iPhone can jailbreak. I suspect that the percentage of those who are satisfied with the way it is on the iPhone by default will exceed 90% :-)
Can someone give me a simple guide to add my own ringtone, which I now have in mp3, thank you.
Logically, there is no such thing as an alarm clock when the mobile phone is switched off (what is switched off is switched off). What exists is to turn off unnecessary functions of the mobile phone other than the alarm clock. Airplane mode fulfills a useful function in iOS.
:) moooo :) Mac OS handles hibernation and sleep without a doubt better than the old windows xp, they already changed it in Vista, but if a notebook with Windows XP is in hibernation and the battery runs out, it won't boot anymore :) It was born from Mac OS and new Windows version ;) This is exactly what I was expecting, that it would work then, when "Windows" was so superior to Linux :D
The naysayers around me have always remained naysayers, so it seems to me that they are only because of the principle that Apple is bad and they have it hammered into their heads like a small child.
And the very best thing is that these "guys" mostly have Android on HTC devices, and have never held an iPhone in their hand, and the only information they have is like: "I'm reading on the forum", "My friend said" "He saw a photo" "I was once he held it in his hand".
I grow when I hear this. I had a total of about 5 devices with Palm OS, then 6 with WM .. then I gave it up, used a normal non-smart cell phone for a year and then bought an iPhone 3G and then an iPhone 4. I NEVER want anything else - only an iPhone 5 and more.
TO WM and android is hacking. Respectively, android is a completely free axis on which everyone who has 2 hands and a keyboard can write. NO application checks the update minimally. WM is much better than Android but it also freezes and is quite complex compared to iOS for a normal user. The application on WM does not start almost at all.
Even my dad, who already had 25 devices with WM, many years of experience, so when he saw my iPhone 4. So he bought it immediately - and it's an HTC HD2.
PS: I tested W.Phone 7 a month ago. Fail? Yes, it's a fail. Who among you also had the "pleasure" to try it?
YEAH and I saw some comment here about Nokia and Samsung or something.
A cell phone without an operating system?.. Nowadays? Funny, yes.
Unusable mobile phone for me.
Those devices that pretend there is an OS are a disaster, they are not compatible with anything, it looks strange. terror. Whether it's WM, Android or iOS, otherwise it just doesn't work.
In my case, I choose iOS.
I'm happy ;D but you want all the other mobiles to look the same :D
ps: use whatever you want and I won't deny your opinion either, I just wanted to say something ;)
what "things" do you need to make it work please. Command line?
I have tested that iPhone 4 has all the "things" of WM 6.5 .. and it already has them better.
So you are the type of Android.
I also have terminal emulators, but not for free :) and I have primo command line after jailbreak (Mobile Terminal) :) but the fact is that I am answering the wrong post ;)
As a die-hard WM (MDA I and X, HTC TyTn, TouchPro, HD2) I didn't believe that it was possible to have something better....and here's the iPhone 4 and....I'm a satisfied user of a bitten apple. Good luck to them, Zelinarum.
That's exactly what I was talking about :). I absolutely agree. My dad is in the same situation after seeing my iPhone.
And when you've written so nicely, make a list of what the Nokia E52 doesn't have and the iPhone has.
1) You really need to turn off your mobile phone overnight and even Flight mode is not enough for you, so buy a desktop alarm clock for 5 euros at IKEA and you'll have peace... you really can't think of more stupid things on the iPhone.
2) Can/can't... why, the only thing he needs it for is uploading illegal content...
3) So hundreds of thousands...name at least 10 for which you won't find an alternative in the App Store/Cydia...you won't find a single one, so why use java when I can run quality native applications.
4) Video calls...does anyone use that here?
5) How much do you have in your Nokia?...50 mega + 512 mb card? :D... let anyone who has more than 32 GB of memory in their mobile phone log in :D
first of all I will write that I am a new and happy owner of iPhone 4, but I can't help responding to point 2. Either you are so limited that you have no idea what mass storage is for (it's not really illegal content) or you've never used it. Personally, this shortcoming is quite crucial for me, because I simply need to transfer data quite often and I don't want to carry a flash drive with me all the time. Also, there is a USB drive application on Cydia.
So is it better to carry the iPhone cable with you instead of the flash? I have a Verbatim miniature flash http://bit.ly/cmTYtc on the keys that I always have with me, so I never once wanted to use Mass Storage on my phone.
So pulling the cable doesn't hurt either, it's more about the fact that you need to get the data to the phone and not to the flash drive... (when it comes to this case) how do you get it from it to the iPhone? For example, I drag the cable everywhere, of course I also have a flash drive, but I find iTunes "annoying". As I wrote, Apple can do it well for undemanding users. My father controls the iPad with ease even though it is in English and he has problems with it. It controls it even better than windows on the desktop, which has Czech. However, it cannot record anything to the device (except for copying from a flash drive connected via the kit), because it cannot handle iTunes.
I have iPh3Gs and iPh4 and I like them, I also see some shortcomings in them (you need to control them using bluetooth audio. It came with 4.1, or that I have to use iTunes to stuff everything there, I really don't like it and it could be continued), but show me better phone!!!??? It simply balances these minor flaws with positives and the fact that it is unique, which is why most manufacturers imitate it! Wm, fuck no, I tried and never again, Android, hmm, in a couple of years, when the parameters of the phone and the system are unified, then maybe, but today it's such a fragmented platform that I wouldn't have the nerve to do it.... So what else but iOs??? I don't mind that I buy an app, they are mine, I have a break and I buy everything anyway, I'm not a sock to have to steal. And that it is more expensive than other phones, at least not every kid and poor person has one, like Nokia, Samsung, etc. I love iPh ;-))
I do not understand:
"Copy & Paste - Can since 3.0. It is surprising that many critics of the absence of this feature were Windows Mobile users. However, the current generation of this OS cannot Copy & Paste and will learn it sometime in 2011"
So UMI or NOT?
The 2nd sentence is about Windows Mobile. iOS can, Windows Mobile 7 can't.
And if you connected the new Apple BT keyboard to your iPhone or iPad, you would only discover things that can be controlled in beta4.2v.3!
I understand that there are a lot of Apple fans here. I have nothing against their products, on the contrary, I think they are going in the right direction and their SW is very modern. It is for ordinary users who do not want to watch what is happening somewhere in the background of the OS, etc. However, I had to write this article because the first version of the iPhone was a disaster (besides the controls and the new approach). The phone really didn't do half of what other smartphones did back then. I rarely find written objective opinions, although most people try to, this seems a bit unfair to me. I have tried iOS, for example I was excited by the iPad, but I have Android on my phone and I find that platform very interesting
And that's exactly why I don't throw WM7 away, although it doesn't have copy and paste, for example (and I always complain to all those... who were full of crap that it doesn't have iOS), but if it's handled correctly, it can be an interesting system and especially competition, which will result in one thing... moving all systems forward (iOS, Android, WM) and we, the users, will only benefit from it ;)
For me, after JB, which solved most of the annoyances, the biggest problem is that the Iph cannot send the phone list to the HF via BT. That's what bothers me the most at the moment and unfortunately there isn't an app that can do it :(
I think there is progress there. The iP 4 is completely different from the iP3 - there are two years in between. But it jumped.
3G did have a lot of unfinished business, but they gradually disappeared - what I think is a shame is that there is no Czech shop Itines for music :-/ I would quite like to listen to albums and maybe a movie in peace. This is how I sometimes buy applications and games out of boredom, play them a few times and nothing. I would at least make a collection of music and put together some mixes for the car or party. It's not that it can't be done, but it's a shame, in recent years I've only been playing older CDs that I burned while I was still high and
...and finally to the point :-)
I don't know if it's not subjective, but on 3G the navigation from Navigon was a bit crazy for me - it often said that it was not on the signal and I had to restart or find myself using google maps - they worked perfectly. On IP 4, it seems to work flawlessly even in the car...
you don't know if it's just acceleration, tuning or is it structurally better?
Or is it just fiction and I will have to resort to an external mount with its own module?
When I watched it, I also read somewhere that the iP4 got a new GPS chip, anyway I didn't see a comparison anywhere or how it was better. Apparently, a gyroscope should be used to calculate the position, but I really don't know... No one has dealt with it in detail.
My, the BlackBerry Curve turns itself on and starts to wake up if you have an alarm set and it's turned off.
It can do XXXXXX other smartphones, incl. normal mobile phone.
That's another article....reminds me when I showed this picture to my "Iphoner" friend, instead of smiling a little, he immediately threw dozens of things at me, saying that this and that person already had an iPhone and that it's not true :-) .
I'm not saying that the iphone is a bad phone, but that someone is trying to defend it in a joke like this? Anyway, Iphonista will never laugh at it, and to others, it honestly doesn't matter that he has all these functions, it's enough for them to laugh.
Everyone has to come to terms with that, jokes are made on everything and nobody usually tries to refute them :-) Telling you how many of them are needed to screw in a light bulb does not immediately demonstrate clearly that he can screw it in himself...