Should I get an iPhone in Asia?
"The iPhone is revolutionary. It has only one Home button and you basically operate all the functions of the phone via its touchscreen LCD. The onboard accelerometer will automatically rotate your photos and movies depending on the orientation of the screen. Glide through your music albums with Cover Flow. Resize pictures just pinching their edges. Double tap to zoom in on a Web page. Pick up the phone to your ear and the proximity sensor automatically turns off the display to prevent accidental touches. HTC's TouchFlo? That's child play."
"Every revolution has its price. This one is paid in American dollars, 499 or 599 of it, depending on the memory size. Imagine, it costs at least S$767 to own one, and you still have to sign a two-year contract with AT&T in the US. And knowing Apple's track record with first-generation products, waiting for the revolution to turn into at least one step of evolution may be wiser than jumping in now." |
What to look out for?- Talkback
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tkenji says...
You can check out the rates for 3G iphone for 27 countries at i-phone-resource.blogspot.com
You can also check out the release dates for new releases there.
cheers.
Aug 07, 2008 11:53
You can check out the rates for 3G iphone for 27 countries at i-phone-resource.blogspot.com
You can also check out the release dates for new releases there.
cheers.
Aug 07, 2008 11:53
tkenji says...
More 3G iPhone and iPhone tips and tricks could be found at i-phone-resource.blogspot.com as well......
And if anyone's looking for the 3G iPhone manual, can download it from www.lostmymanual.org
i'll try to add in more great sites as i discover them. =)
Aug 07, 2008 11:53
More 3G iPhone and iPhone tips and tricks could be found at i-phone-resource.blogspot.com as well......
And if anyone's looking for the 3G iPhone manual, can download it from www.lostmymanual.org
i'll try to add in more great sites as i discover them. =)
Aug 07, 2008 11:53
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