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I actually prefer it this way, but something needs to make it stand out from the 4G externally, such as a different color or something. Not having to make a whole new line of accessories really helps out third parties.
But I'm not buying an iPhone. I'm too hipster for iPhone.
That, and the carrier that my business plan is through is neither AT&T nor Verizon.
The rate that Apple updates their products leads me to believe they are deliberately producing their crap two generations behind just so they can sell you a new device twice as fast.
Yeah, I'm one of those guys who doesn't immediately jump on Apple's trendy bullshit marketing.
BTW, I have a butt that would make Lady Link jelly.
It jiggles like jelly.
Awwwww, yeah.
Coming out with a new device with incremental upgrades and OS changes is not the same as large scale hardware upgrades every year. You can have a Blackberry or Windows 7 Phone from this year and it's largely identical to last years, runs the same software etc. Apple pulls these hardware updates seemingly from nowhere and splits the entire base by saying that this app only runs on the iWhatever 4S, the iPad 2, etc. Essentially forcing you to upgrade the damn thing to run some new application every single year.
@Elsa: The wireless sync still needs iTunes running on your computer. Sorry :(
I wonder if my carrier will retain their "Fastest iPhone Network in the World" title with the 4S.
Am I missing something or are those things features that are already getting old on Android? :P Okay, aside from the voice search thing maybe, that seems a lot more complex than on android... On the other hand, I usually don't talk to my phone when I'm on the go. That's just creepy.
As someone who works for one of Canada's leading providers, I have to say your complaint about iDevices is equally valid to all other smartphones.
Blackberry OS6, which released this year, isn't compatible with any device under the 9000 model. Even on models it is compatible, there are performance issues for the older models. OS7 which JUST released (again this year) isn't compatible with any model under 9900. RIM has already announced plans for another OS coming next year. Two completely new OSes in one year is ridiculous, announcing a third is sheer insanity. They're segmenting their userbase worse than anyone.
On Android phones, they eventually stop updating too. I'm not as well educated on this topic, however. I have a few friends who's Android model won't accept new updates. More Android devices release on a yearly basis than any other smartphone. They segment their userbase with wildly varying hardware models. There are plenty of Android devices that are now completely out of date and cannot be updated anymore.
Please check your facts. The amount of irrational hatred for iDevices in this community is appalling.
Stills seems good though, and I already know a couple people salivating over that 64mb model. I'm still holding out for a Droid4 with 4g speed and keyboard or an iphone 5 (or whatever they call it) with 4g speed (w/ keyboard would be preferred). I'm done with 3g speed.
That said, I'll be replacing my Galaxy S with a Galaxy S II in the near future!
Itunes will still be useful for some things (especially apps that use iTunes to load a movie or whatever), but for the most part people won't need a computer to use their iOS device.
I use 3 devices with iTunes... and not being familiar with iTunes it's a pain in the butt to keep each of the devices entirely separate. I'm hoping that being untethered from the computer will make life easier for me.

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