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4phun - 26 Dec 2007 02:58 GMT

Harder, better, faster, stronger [for 2008]

So, our Apple predictions in a nutshell: a smaller iPhone, a faster
iPhone, lots of rumors and lots of disappointment. But it will be
feigned disappointment, because the iPhone, even with its flaws, was
the best and most important phone released in the past year.

A year ago, would anyone have guessed that Apple could make such a
splash in the mobile market? Of course. We take a look at the products
and rumors that will shape Apple in 2008.
http://www.infosyncworld.com/news/n/8736.html

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Kurt - 26 Dec 2007 16:39 GMT

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> Harder, better, faster, stronger [for 2008]
>
> So, our Apple predictions in a nutshell: a smaller iPhone, a faster
> iPhone, lots of rumors and lots of disappointment. But it will be
> feigned disappointment, because the iPhone, even with its flaws, was
> the best and most important phone released in the past year.

I certainly wouldn't want a smaller screen on mine, but a lot of people
here love their tiny screen phones.

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George - 26 Dec 2007 19:24 GMT

> Harder, better, faster, stronger [for 2008]
>
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> and rumors that will shape Apple in 2008.
> http://www.infosyncworld.com/news/n/8736.html

Other than you are a clueless fanboi what does this have to do with
alt.cellular.verizon?

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4phun - 26 Dec 2007 21:54 GMT

> what does this have to do with
> alt.cellular.verizon?

Yeah I forgot, no "best or important phone" can be found on the
Verizon Network do to their colossal screw up and greed when Apple
offered the iPhone to them. You better get use to it for at least the
next five years as you struggle with those crippled tiny screen non
GSM phones Verizon pawns off on Americans. Did you hear the part on
NPR this morning about the super neat internet capable cell phones in
Japan verses America?

NPR mentioned the iPhone is a ray of hope in a real field of cellular
low tech trash in the USA. NPR mentioned as more cellular networks
switch to GSM things may improve do to economy of scale. But hey what
would NPR know; they just report the global news.

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U.S. a Late Adopter of 'Smart Phones'
Today, December 26, 2007, 4 hours ago
When it comes to cell phones that do more than just make calls, the
United States is at a disadvantage. While consumers in many European
and Asian countries routinely use their phones to dart around the
Internet, Americans are still catching up.

Link http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=17611057&ft=1&f=3

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DrumStick - 26 Dec 2007 23:22 GMT

> offered the iPhone to them. You better get use to it for at least the
> next five years as you struggle with those crippled tiny screen non
> GSM phones Verizon pawns off on Americans. Did you hear the part on
> NPR this morning about the super neat internet capable cell phones in
> Japan verses America?

HAHAHAHAHA....Apple....next five years. Yeah, sure.

And as for NPR, that's one of the biggest propoganda merchants in
broadcasting. Go ask them how much Apple paid in advertising....oh I
mean "contributions" so they would run the story.....

Sorry, I ain't buying it and noone else was either so they lowered the
price....there's Apple for you.

And besides, what does this have to do with Verizon? Take it to an
Apple group!

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George - 27 Dec 2007 16:46 GMT

>> what does this have to do with
>> alt.cellular.verizon?
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What you are totally missing as a fanboi is that you have a totally
myopic view of things. Obviously your personal identity and your whole
life revolves around your "important and best" iphone. You think
everyone must be just like you so if they are not you feel it is very
important for you to try and inform people who could care less about
your silly obsession.

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