Quote Originally Posted by willum14pb
i have no idea what you've just said. but im sure it's something about the iphone being great. I did see the part about "sim hopping" and i will tell you right now, I PERSONALLY had this problem and i dont sim hop. I turned off my phone for a few hours as i was in a meeting in cali for business, and when i got out of the meeting and was heading to the airport to catch my flight it gave me the itunes error. Please don't act like you can diagnose everything because you have a hard on for you phone. I had a terrible experience with my iphone. thus i will never use one. It checks for emails only every 15 minutes ( and that's it's best setting) and setting up email on anything but a POP server such as gmail is beyond time consuming. Also the keyboard is a peice of shit and the phone laggs all the time. In a business phone, i need RELIABILITY, good battery life and get my emails before my emails get my emails. Those 3 things the iPhone fails at. The blackberry does everything an iphone can do except look shiny and have an apple logo on it and a good marketing team to make idiots like you believe that it's actually a good phone when in fact it sucks. Every useful app i had on my iphone, i've got on my blackberry, or better. The only cool thing about the iphone is the graphics, it's transitions between menu's/screens and the games. Everything else however, sucks. I've never had more dropped calls in my entire life. The phone battery lasted as long as a virgin, and it did nothing but piss me off since the day i got it. The best decision i ever made was getting rid of that pile of garbage.
I get paid to diagnose everyone's problems when they come into my store with their Iphone, when all they need to do is do a simple reset. So yes, I CAN diagnose your problem, when most of the time it's user error. Why would you need to turn your phone off in a meeting? Airplane mode doesn't do a good enough job in shutting off all the communication to the phone? Idiots like who? I go through AT&T phone's how I please What useful apps? Your "security data encrypter" to protect your passwords? Yippy! Or your Blackberry Messenger so you can see when your pal received the smiley you sent him? I'm on my phone all day texting, on the internet, texting, d/ling, texting, and doing more texting and i'm getting a day of battery, which is normal for just about every PDA with heavy usage.