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Cellular Phone Forum / Providers / ATT Wireless / July 2008Apple's New Guided Tour of 3G iPhone
Just posted, the new Tour of the 3G iPhone! http://www.apple.com/iphone/guidedtour/ http://www.apple.com/iphone/ Enjoy! ...and your reason for posting this to the T-Mobile (and other non-ATT) groups is? I know this may be difficult for you to understand, but those of us who are happy with their non-ATT carriers just don't care about the iphone. > Just posted, the new Tour of the 3G iPhone! > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Enjoy! > ...and your reason for posting this to the T-Mobile (and other non-ATT) > groups is? I know this may be difficult for you to understand, but those > of us who are happy with their non-ATT carriers just don't care about > the iphone. ah, within a few years, 60% of the population will have an iPhone so it's good to let people start learning about them now. and if you noticed, today AT&T said they will soon sell iPhones with no contract so that opens the door wide open for T-Mobile people wanting to move up to an iPhone. so sit back, watch the tour and enjoy a glimpse into your future! http://www.apple.com/iphone/guidedtour/tour/large.html (or for slower connections, you can fully download or choose a smaller sized version of the tour here) http://www.apple.com/iphone/guidedtour/ - >> ...and your reason for posting this to the T-Mobile (and other non-ATT) >> groups is? I know this may be difficult for you to understand, but those [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > > - O crap, more of the same sh.t from the same sh.t. You're the same one that predicted the world would collapse from overpopulation by 1990, a new Ice Age would begin no later than 1985, and that the Mac was the computer for "the rest of us" and would kill off all other PC makers. The real reason you post this crap is to help you deal with your buyers remorse at having once more being nailed when you bent over and picked up the soap for Steve Jobs. You should be focused on that other super prediction about how 2/3 of the Western world have full blown AIDS by 1990. That fits better with your role vis a via Apple. have a nice day > O crap, more of the same sh.t from the same sh.t. > [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > super prediction about how 2/3 of the Western world have full blown AIDS by > 1990. That fits better with your role vis a via Apple. sorry, you must be confused with someone else. >> O crap, more of the same sh.t from the same sh.t. >> [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > > sorry, you must be confused with someone else. No, I think he's got you nailed pretty well, fanboi. > > sorry, you must be confused with someone else. > > No, I think he's got you nailed pretty well, fanboi. i've never been a fanboy, just a provider of good news... watch the Tour! >> > sorry, you must be confused with someone else. >> >> No, I think he's got you nailed pretty well, fanboi. > > i've never been a fanboy, just a provider of good news... watch the > Tour! Spoken like a true fanboi. >> > sorry, you must be confused with someone else. >> >> No, I think he's got you nailed pretty well, fanboi. > > i've never been a fanboy, just a provider of good news... watch the Tour! Always been a fanboi - a blind, rabid one - the worst kind. And you have also been wrong. Remember your offhand dismissal of 3G? The stupid comments you made? Now that it's actually IN an iPhone - I guess you must be eating those words... Then, your insipid wi-fi assertions. Months later, proven to be utterly wrong. Your blather about RIM, Nokia and others. Still wrong for the most part. Bottom line - FANBOY!!! > > i've never been a fanboy, just a provider of good news... watch the Tour! > > Always been a fanboi - a blind, rabid one - the worst kind. > > And you have also been wrong. nope! > Remember your offhand dismissal of 3G? The stupid comments you made? > Now that it's actually IN an iPhone - I guess you must be eating those > words... what? 3G still sucks the life out of your battery for no real gain since most people will use WiFi 90% of the time. The exciting thing about july 11th is the App Store not the 3G phone. > Then, your insipid wi-fi assertions. Months later, proven to be utterly > wrong. I was never prove wrong, WiFi is more open and free now more than ever, just as I predicted. > Your blather about RIM, Nokia and others. Still wrong for the most part. > > Bottom line - FANBOY!!! nah, I'll never be a fanboy, just a proponent of "quality" products no matter what the brand. Oxford <apony@pasture.com> amazed us all with the following in news:apony-E015D5.21325001072008@dialup-4.167.115.65.Dial1.Houston1.Level 3.net: >> > i've never been a fanboy, just a provider of good news... watch the >> > Tour! [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > I was never prove wrong, WiFi is more open and free now more than > ever, just as I predicted. Proof? > >> Your blather about RIM, Nokia and others. Still wrong for the most [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > nah, I'll never be a fanboy, just a proponent of "quality" products no > matter what the brand. Now that was funny. Your blather about RIM, Nokia and others. Still wrong for the most part. >> Bottom line - FANBOY!!! > > nah, I'll never be a fanboy, just a proponent of "quality" products no > matter what the brand. Oxford, anybody who is as evangelical about a phone as you are and is not employed by its manufacturer is, by definition, a fanboy. We are all thrilled that you are a happy apple customer and loyal to their product du jour, but haven't you gotten the message from these posts that many disagree? And if we/they do disagree, why do you care? Again, only a company employee or a fanboy would care - and even a company employee would appreciate that it takes a wide variety of products to serve any given market - ONLY a fanboy would be so arrogant as to think that the whole world. Apple is a bit unique in thinking their way is the only way but perhaps - just perhaps - that's why they maintain their low single digit market share. >> ...and your reason for posting this to the T-Mobile (and other non-ATT) >> groups is? I know this may be difficult for you to understand, but those [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > > http://www.apple.com/iphone/guidedtour/ Personally, I'd be happy as a clam if Apple earned 60% of the cell phone business, but, if they do, it'll be because they've developed a product that the majority of cell phone users want, which they obviously haven't, and the smarmy ranting of fools like you, certainly aren't helping sales any > - RBM wrote on [Tue, 1 Jul 2008 16:23:48 -0400]: >>> ...and your reason for posting this to the T-Mobile (and other non-ATT) >>> groups is? I know this may be difficult for you to understand, but those [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > Personally, I'd be happy as a clam if Apple earned 60% of the cell phone > business, but, if they do, it'll be because they've developed a product that Screw that, Apple would be tyrannical with a market share like that > RBM wrote on [Tue, 1 Jul 2008 16:23:48 -0400]: >> [quoted text clipped - 25 lines] > > Screw that, Apple would be tyrannical with a market share like that I think you have it wrong. It's partially their tyrannical attitude that prevents them from gaining market share. Possibly, if they lost the attitude, the tyranny, and the smarmy little piss ants like Oxford and company, they'd do much better > >> Personally, I'd be happy as a clam if Apple earned 60% of the cell phone > >> business, but, if they do, it'll be because they've developed a product [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > attitude, the tyranny, and the smarmy little piss ants like Oxford and > company, they'd do much better actually, it's that tyrannical drive for perfection which produces such fine products. customers love perfect products and that's why the ipod holds 70% of the music player market, and why 57% of Japanese smartphone shoppers want an iPhone. http://techon.nikkeibp.co.jp/english/NEWS_EN/20080702/154237/?P=1 the only people that don't like the zeal towards "perfection" are competitors... isn't that interesting. >> I think you have it wrong. It's partially their tyrannical attitude >> that [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > the only people that don't like the zeal towards "perfection" are > competitors... isn't that interesting. Apple is FAR from perfection. They couldn't even repair an iPOD that was returned to them 3 times under warranty because they couldn't understand or wouldn't admit what the problem was (fairly simple, it wouldn't hold a charge). That was my one and only horrific experience with Apple. I wouldn't DARE try again. Believe it or not fanboy, other manufacturers make damn good products that are easy to use and reliable and, if customer service IS needed, they actually fix the problem right the first time! Example, the Delete key fell off my Sony laptop's keyboard. I brought into Sony's repair depot and they fitted it with a whole new keyboard and had me on my way in under 30 minutes. Try that with an Apple! > > actually, it's that tyrannical drive for perfection which produces > > such [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > or wouldn't admit what the problem was (fairly simple, it wouldn't hold > a charge). sounds like user error. > That was my one and only horrific experience with Apple. I > wouldn't DARE try again. but what can apple do about a user that does know how to operate a simple device? you didn't return it 3 times since on the third attempt you would have received a new device. don't make up stories, okay? > Believe it or not fanboy, other manufacturers > make damn good products that are easy to use and reliable and, if [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > keyboard and had me on my way in under 30 minutes. Try that with an > Apple! you are just bitter that apple makes better equipment. you'll get your first apple product someday and then understand what extreme quality is all about. but lying, will get you nowhere. >> > actually, it's that tyrannical drive for perfection which produces >> > such [quoted text clipped - 40 lines] > you'll get your first apple product someday and then understand what > extreme quality is all about. but lying, will get you nowhere. No. I'm not lying. And it was not user error. After about 3 weeks of ownership the battery simply wouldn't hold a charge. They said they'd send a new one on the 3d return but they didn't until I escalated on the 4th return. When we last had this discussion almost a year ago I furnished actual trouble ticket numbers and you claimed to have even checked it out! So how dare you impugn my integrity. Further proof you're a fanboy is that anytime something doesn't fit your mold you simply deem it untrue or a "user" problem (btw, explain how a battery not holding a charge could be user error). Bitter about Apple making better equipment? How so? My Sony laptop is everything I want in a laptop and the service, when rarely needed, is superb. And my Sandisk 8GB MP3 player cost far less than a Nano, plays more formats and doesn't hijack my PC's music files. AND, I pay 18 cents for a song - not a buck like you do! And my Motorola phone? Solid as a rock and I can actually USE my unlimited minutes because I can change the battery in the field when there's no charging option available. When I'm on a building site and on the phone with contractors all day I can't stop to charge my battery. I just pop in a spare and I'm good to go 24/7. Admit it puppy - you the poster boy for an Apple fanboy. Embrace it and be happy. > No. I'm not lying. And it was not user error. After about 3 weeks of > ownership the battery simply wouldn't hold a charge. They said they'd [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > 24/7. Admit it puppy - you the poster boy for an Apple fanboy. Embrace > it and be happy. so bitter, so very bitter... did you have a bad childhood? because something surely went wrong for you to hate quality products so much. cheer up! >> No. I'm not lying. And it was not user error. After about 3 weeks of >> ownership the battery simply wouldn't hold a charge. They said they'd [quoted text clipped - 31 lines] > > cheer up! Game over. You have no facts. > >> Bitter about Apple making better equipment? How so? My Sony laptop > >> is [quoted text clipped - 21 lines] > > Game over. You have no facts. but we do know you are irrationally bitter, that's an established fact. Oxford wrote on [Thu, 03 Jul 2008 07:54:26 -0600]: >> >> Bitter about Apple making better equipment? How so? My Sony laptop >> >> is [quoted text clipped - 23 lines] > > but we do know you are irrationally bitter, that's an established fact. You're a blind fanboi, that is also a fact > Personally, I'd be happy as a clam if Apple earned 60% of the cell phone > business, but, if they do, it'll be because they've developed a product that > the majority of cell phone users want, which they obviously haven't, and the > smarmy ranting of fools like you, certainly aren't helping sales any Hmm... are you next going to tell us that Microsoft earned 90+% of the desktop OS market business by developing a product the majority of computer users want? >> Personally, I'd be happy as a clam if Apple earned 60% of the cell phone >> business, but, if they do, it'll be because they've developed a product [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Nope,only that it was preferred over anything anyone else had > > Hmm... are you next going to tell us that Microsoft earned 90+% of the > > desktop OS market business by developing a product the majority of > > computer users want? > > > Nope,only that it was preferred over anything anyone else had i don't think anyone ever "preferred" microsoft products, it was more "they had little choice". Oxford <apony@pasture.com> amazed us all with the following in news:apony-AD6376.21170801072008@dialup-4.167.115.65.Dial1.Houston1.Level 3.net: >> > Hmm... are you next going to tell us that Microsoft earned 90+% of >> > the desktop OS market business by developing a product the majority [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > i don't think And there is the most accurate statement to date. >> ...and your reason for posting this to the T-Mobile (and other >> non-ATT) groups is? I know this may be difficult for you to [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > ah, within a few years, 60% of the population will have an iPhone so > it's good to let people start learning about them now. Oh, look. Little Oxtard came back for a visit. In a few years, they'll be lucky to hit 6%, let alone 60%. Now that Jobs has given up on his claim of "changing the way wireless companies do business," he'll lose interest. IN a few years, the only iPhones available will be used ones. > and if you noticed, today AT&T said they will soon sell iPhones with > no contract so that opens the door wide open for T-Mobile people > wanting to move up to an iPhone. Yeah- for $600 to start. I'm sure folks will be beating down the doors at that price. Not. > > ah, within a few years, 60% of the population will have an iPhone so > > it's good to let people start learning about them now. [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > business," he'll lose interest. IN a few years, the only iPhones available > will be used ones. nah, it will follow the ipod sales phenomenon that started in year 3, it has 0.8& now, 40% in year 3, just watch... the 4,000 software apps for the iphone will make it off the charts popular... and when did steve ever say: "changing the way wireless companies do business," ??? oops, you are caught in a lie. > > and if you noticed, today AT&T said they will soon sell iPhones with > > no contract so that opens the door wide open for T-Mobile people > > wanting to move up to an iPhone. > > Yeah- for $600 to start. I'm sure folks will be beating down the doors at > that price. Not. plenty of people will pay $600, my 4GB iPhone is still worth exactly what I paid for it a year later. Buying quality is the way to go when buying electronics. Oxford <apony@pasture.com> amazed us all with the following in news:apony-8AD4C1.19590501072008@dialup- 4.167.115.65.Dial1.Houston1.Level 3.net: >> > ah, within a few years, 60% of the population will have an iPhone >> > so it's good to let people start learning about them now. [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > nah, it will follow the ipod sales phenomenon that started in year 3, > it has 0.8& now, 40% in year 3, just watch... Oh, little stupid one. How can you compare a product in an emerging market with one in a very mature market? > the 4,000 software apps > for the iphone will make it off the charts popular... Nope. 3000 of them will be calendar addons and SMS tools. Toys for the toy. > and when did steve ever say: "changing the way wireless companies do > business," ??? When the original iPhone was announced, along with the now extinct revenue sharing. > oops, you are caught in a lie. oops, you're an idiot. >> > and if you noticed, today AT&T said they will soon sell iPhones >> > with no contract so that opens the door wide open for T-Mobile [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > plenty of people will pay $600, my 4GB iPhone is still worth exactly > what I paid for it a year later. Not according to Ebay. > Buying quality is the way to go when > buying electronics. So when are you going to start? > > nah, it will follow the ipod sales phenomenon that started in year 3, > > it has 0.8& now, 40% in year 3, just watch... > > Oh, little stupid one. How can you compare a product in an emerging > market with one in a very mature market? the smartphone market is just emerging, all other cell phones will end up like the sony walkman, just watch what apple will do to this poorly performing market. all the competitors are extremely weak, apple will shred them... > > the 4,000 software apps > > for the iphone will make it off the charts popular... > > Nope. 3000 of them will be calendar addons and SMS tools. Toys for the > toy. not from the lists i've seen... most are high end like medical imaging, scientific apps, complex web apps, on and on. > > and when did steve ever say: "changing the way wireless companies do > > business," ??? > > When the original iPhone was announced, along with the now extinct > revenue sharing. link please, otherwise you are lying... > >> > and if you noticed, today AT&T said they will soon sell iPhones > >> > with no contract so that opens the door wide open for T-Mobile [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Not according to Ebay. further proof you are wrong: http://snipurl.com/2sgv5 [4gb_iphone_search-completed_ebay_com] > > Buying quality is the way to go when > > buying electronics. > > So when are you going to start? i've always done that, the question is when are you going to wise up? Oxford <apony@pasture.com> amazed us all with the following in news:apony-80B9B2.21275901072008@dialup- 4.167.115.65.Dial1.Houston1.Level 3.net: >> > nah, it will follow the ipod sales phenomenon that started in year >> > 3, it has 0.8& now, 40% in year 3, just watch... [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > the smartphone market is just emerging, With over a dozen manufacturers and dozens of available smartphones wordlwide, it is hardly an emerging technology > all other cell phones will end > up like the sony walkman, they'll end up being the most popular electronic item of their time? > just watch what apple will do to this poorly > performing market. We've already seen what Apple will do- become a second tier gimmick phone manufacturer. > all the competitors are extremely weak, apple will > shred them... Nokia and RIM say hello. >> > the 4,000 software apps >> > for the iphone will make it off the charts popular... [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > not from the lists i've seen... most are high end like medical > imaging, scientific apps, So nothing for the iPod crowd, then.That'll sure drive sales through the roof. > complex web apps, Complex web apps? Like what- a refresh button? > on and on. > [quoted text clipped - 28 lines] > > i've always done that, the question is when are you going to wise up? I did a long time ago- I gave up the Jobs koolaid about 20 years ago. > > ...and your reason for posting this to the T-Mobile (and other non-ATT) > > groups is? I know this may be difficult for you to understand, but those [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > > http://www.apple.com/iphone/guidedtour/ I don't have time for the Tour just tell me if it has Stereo Bluetooth or if you can use it with a Garmin Mobile 10. Thanks ["Followup-To:" header set to alt.cellular.verizon.] > and if you noticed, today AT&T said they will soon sell iPhones with no > contract so that opens the door wide open for T-Mobile people wanting to > move up to an iPhone. AT&T, then SBC and previously Ohio Bell/Ameritech, screwed me over on DSL and dialtone a few years ago, requiring me to file a complaint with the Ohio PUC before they'd refund $200 in charges on broken phone and DSL service that they failed to fix for two months. Or at least they tried. They did not succeed - the PUC saw to that. As a result, Satan will be selling Sno-Cones in Hell before I spend another penny on anything they offer. So, I really don't care what they're selling. I'm not buying.  SignatureSteve Sobol, Victorville, CA PGP:0xE3AE35ED www.SteveSobol.com Geek-for-hire. Details: http://www.linkedin.com/in/stevesobol > ["Followup-To:" header set to alt.cellular.verizon.] > [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > > So, I really don't care what they're selling. I'm not buying. And if your gripe is with AT&T, why did you post to all the other cell phone groups? And your follow-up tag is set to the Verizon newsgroup? Dumb. > Just posted, the new Tour of the 3G iPhone! > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Enjoy! posted by arn on Tuesday July 01, 2008 01:34 PM Another iPhone FREEBIE A sharp individual spotted the AOL Instant Messenger (AIM) client on the App Store during the Guided Tour posted today. The AIM client will provide iChat compatible instant messaging for the iPhone and iPod Touch. AOL first demoed the app during the original iPhone SDK launch event, but have made no further announcements since that time. > > Just posted, the new Tour of the 3G iPhone! > > [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > iPhone SDK launch event, but have made no further announcements since > that time. yep! basically, anything people still want will appear on the iPhone in 10 Days! Things like Video Recording, MMS, TV Remotes, Garage Door Openers, Bar Code Scanning are all coming to the iPhone. It's going to freak a lot of the competitors out since they can't have easy app installation like the iPhone has. 4,000 apps by the touch of a finger, sweet... Oxford <apony@pasture.com> amazed us all with the following in news:apony- 8BBF09.21152501072008@dialup-4.167.115.65.Dial1.Houston1.Level3.net: >> > Just posted, the new Tour of the 3G iPhone! >> > [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > yep! basically, anything people still want will appear on the iPhone in > 10 Days! Things like Video Recording, BNot on the 3g iPhone > MMS, Old technology > TV Remotes, Garage Door > Openers, Bar Code Scanning are all coming to the iPhone. You forgot the Swiss Army Knife and taser included in the deluxe model. > It's going to freak a lot of the competitors out since they can't have > easy app installation like the iPhone has. 4,000 apps by the touch of a > finger, sweet... Yeah- they just build phones that need the Apple workarounds. How dare they? > >> The AIM client will provide iChat compatible instant messaging for the > >> iPhone and iPod Touch. AOL first demoed the app during the original [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > BNot on the 3g iPhone sure they will, both 2 & 3G iphones will have it. > > MMS, > > Old technology i agree, but the iphones will have it within the first few days for those who want it. > > TV Remotes, Garage Door > > Openers, Bar Code Scanning are all coming to the iPhone. > > You forgot the Swiss Army Knife and taser included in the deluxe model. no knives, but there are now iphone flash lights :) > > It's going to freak a lot of the competitors out since they can't have > > easy app installation like the iPhone has. 4,000 apps by the touch of a > > finger, sweet... > > Yeah- they just build phones that need the Apple workarounds. How dare > they? ??? not sure what you mean? apple just builds the solid foundation, everyone else builds the rest... Oxford <apony@pasture.com> amazed us all with the following in news:apony-AB92CD.21493401072008@dialup-4.167.115.65.Dial1.Houston1.Level 3.net: >> >> The AIM client will provide iChat compatible instant messaging for >> >> the iPhone and iPod Touch. AOL first demoed the app during the [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > i agree, but the iphones will have it within the first few days for > those who want it. Then you openly admit that the iPhone is struggling to catch up to the competition in terms of functionality. That's all I needed to hear. >> > TV Remotes, Garage Door >> > Openers, Bar Code Scanning are all coming to the iPhone. [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > ??? not sure what you mean? apple just builds the solid foundation, > everyone else builds the rest... No- a solid foundation would include functionality that is standard on even the most basic cell phones. The iPhone misses on this. > No- a solid foundation would include functionality that is standard on > even the most basic cell phones. The iPhone misses on this. Met a great FruitFone owner this morning over breakfast. A friend met me and I booted Xournal on the N800 Linux Tablet to make a schematic drawing for him to build something when he got home. It's a shunt regulator to keep his solar panels from boiling away the electrolyte in his battery banks. Anyway, I noticed this younger guy at the next table watching me drawing away with my stylus on Xournal and making notes on it with the onscreen stylus keyboard because noone can read my handwriting except some Egyptologists at major universities. Finally, he couldn't stand it any more as I was emailing the drawings to my friend's home computer over my BT DUN on Alltel data link. "What do you call that?", he asked, pointing to the tablet. "I've never seen anything like that. I have an iPhone.", he proudly proclaimed. After a short, but very informative mini-presentation of the N800, he wanted to know where to get one and was astonished that all the software I had shown him was freeware from some Linux hackers at maemo.org....(c; Note to buy.com - I WANT COMMISSIONS ON MY ORDERS!! Another convertee. I gave him my email addy to help him set it up when it gets here like I've done for many others. Buy me breakfast and I'll setup your tablet with the latest and neatest stuff...(c; http://maemo.org/downloads/product/OS2008/xournal/ http://xournal.sourceforge.net/ Mac will run Linux software, right?? > > i agree, but the iphones will have it within the first few days for > > those who want it. > > Then you openly admit that the iPhone is struggling to catch up to the > competition in terms of functionality. That's all I needed to hear. the iphone has never struggled, but it is the strongest "new kid" on the block so it takes a year or so to fill out the application base. the iphone will soon have more quality apps than any other cell phone, only 8 days away! > >> > TV Remotes, Garage Door > >> > Openers, Bar Code Scanning are all coming to the iPhone. [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > No- a solid foundation would include functionality that is standard on even > the most basic cell phones. The iPhone misses on this. but not in 8 days it won't... sounds like you are falling further behind, watch the iPhone 2.0 tour, it will freak you out... http://www.apple.com/iphone/guidedtour/whatsnew/large.html - >> > i agree, but the iphones will have it within the first few days for >> > those who want it. [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > the iphone has never struggled, Sure it has. No voice dialing and no swappable memory are just two of the most basic features available on most basic phones these days that are lacking on the iPhone. > but it is the strongest "new kid" on > the block No- they are simply the loudest. > so it takes a year or so to fill out the application base. > the iphone will soon have more quality apps than any other cell phone, > only 8 days away! No, it doesn't if you put a generally accepted platform on your phone. Build a new Symbian or WinMobile phone and there are thousands of apps already at yoru users' disposal. >> >> > TV Remotes, Garage Door >> >> > Openers, Bar Code Scanning are all coming to the iPhone. [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > but not in 8 days it won't... sounds like you are falling further > behind, watch the iPhone 2.0 tour, it will freak you out... Even in 8 days. Stereo bluetooth says hello. >> > i agree, but the iphones will have it within the first few days for >> > those who want it. 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