Before release, everyone anticipated the iPhone with
restlessness, and then with great reviews under its belt, the
gadget became the center of attention in today's high-tech
universe. What's funny to me is that everyone's pointing out only
the upsides of the iPhone (probably because they want to sell it to
you). I believe the iPhone is very neat, but is it worth the money
or a rip-off? That's what I'm here to tell you.
One major downside and complaint of the Apple iPhone is its
battery's life. Because of the high-tech features such as
multi-touch technology, revolutionary sensors, and nearly the same
operating system as in the Mac, the battery is drained easily.
Truth is Apple released the iPhone before creating a top-tier
battery.
iPhone exclusively using AT&T's Edge is yet another major
complaint. The data network is sluggish compared to other more
developed networks today. Apple has claimed this feature isn't a
major drawback, well, because the gadget had been designed to be
notorious about receiving broadband connection via Wi-Fi Hotspots.
Simply, the network is slower than what you're used to with your
computer.
The iPhone doesn't support the sophisticated 3G technology for no
particular reason. It's a mystery. MMS functions aren't even
provided in the iPhone. Nor are voice dialing or recording. This
means that it's only a dual-band mobile phone.
Tackling messaging, there is no instant messaging. Therefore,
you'll have to stick to plain and simple e-mails. This can be a
drag in the business setting. And what makes matters worse, you
can't copy and paste important data.
Read it at: http://electronicsnphone.blogspot.com/2007/12/iphone-may-not-be-worth-money.html
