Study confirms Apple iPhone a true, balanced convergence device

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4phun - 27 Apr 2008 18:39 GMT

Study confirms Apple iPhone a true, balanced convergence device
Long article at ComputerWorld.com...

http://www.computerworld.com/action/article.do?command=viewArticleBasic&articleI
d=9080118
DeAgonia reports, "It turns out voice quality isn't the issue. 'This
usage pattern shows Apple has succeeded in producing a true
convergence product that consumers like to use for multiple purposes,'
said Greg Sheppard, chief development officer at iSuppli. 'Apple has
come as close as anyone to achieving a balanced convergence in mobile
handset features and usage.'"

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News - 27 Apr 2008 18:49 GMT

> DeAgonia reports, "It turns out voice quality isn't the issue. 'This
> usage pattern shows Apple has succeeded in producing a true
> convergence product that consumers like to use for multiple purposes,'

Wow, like a PocketPC Phone? Who knew?

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4phun - 27 Apr 2008 20:35 GMT

> > DeAgonia reports, "It turns out voice quality isn't the issue. 'This
> > usage pattern shows Apple has succeeded in producing a true
> > convergence product that consumers like to use for multiple purposes,'
>
> Wow, like a PocketPC Phone? Who knew?

Only in your empty dreams...

the Pocket PC phone doesn't come close.

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News - 27 Apr 2008 20:49 GMT

>>>DeAgonia reports, "It turns out voice quality isn't the issue. 'This
>>>usage pattern shows Apple has succeeded in producing a true
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>
> Only in your empty dreams...

Still fixating on shiny objects?

Too bad you'll never have PocketPC Phone functionality and utility.

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Ron - 27 Apr 2008 23:22 GMT

>>>>DeAgonia reports, "It turns out voice quality isn't the issue. 'This
>>>>usage pattern shows Apple has succeeded in producing a true
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>
>Too bad you'll never have PocketPC Phone functionality and utility.

or Windoze bugginess.

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News - 27 Apr 2008 23:30 GMT

>>>>>DeAgonia reports, "It turns out voice quality isn't the issue. 'This
>>>>>usage pattern shows Apple has succeeded in producing a true
[quoted text clipped - 9 lines]
>
> or Windoze bugginess.

Thanks, I'll take a once a month (if that often) reset over perpetually
less-functional/utilitarian.

Fashion victims probably disagree, though.

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Ron - 28 Apr 2008 00:50 GMT

>>>>>>DeAgonia reports, "It turns out voice quality isn't the issue. 'This
>>>>>>usage pattern shows Apple has succeeded in producing a true
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>
>Fashion victims probably disagree, though.

You must not use it very much or have next to zero third party apps
installed to only crash once a month, although I'm
sure you wouldn't admit it.

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News - 28 Apr 2008 01:03 GMT

>>>>>>>DeAgonia reports, "It turns out voice quality isn't the issue. 'This
>>>>>>>usage pattern shows Apple has succeeded in producing a true
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> installed to only crash once a month, although I'm
> sure you wouldn't admit it.

Sad you are so envious, although I'm sure you won't admit it.

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Larry - 27 Apr 2008 21:39 GMT

4phun <vic.healey@gmail.com> wrote in news:1b80cade-a9d2-4eb8-85dd-
fc963e3ce718@27g2000hsf.googlegroups.com:

> 'This
> usage pattern shows Apple has <NOT QUITE> succeeded in producing a true
> convergence product that consumers <WOULD> like to use for multiple

purposes <BUT ARE NOT ALLOWED>,'

He missed some words.....(c;

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