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johnr: No such thing as a iphone 4G
Michael Murphy | https://murfy.nz
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NonprayingMantis: the performance was so bad on one of their products that it convinced you to buy another product from them?
makes perfect sense.
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simple logic.
Isnt it funny that we always need something a bit faster when it was ok before
shaneblyth: a fix for the slowness of the 3g is evidently in the works
Isnt it funny that we always need something a bit faster when it was ok before
I still use my original jailbroken iPhone 2g does the job just isnt as fast. I bought an ipad which has made me realise that the 2g iphone is very slow but hey i am not upgrading cause I can wait a few seconds longer to save alot of cash. I can mulitask by putting the phone down and drinking my coffee or whatever else Im up too. So slowness can be an advantage if you use it right
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michaelmurfy: http://theoatmeal.com/comics/apple
Defines this thread?perfectly.
michaelmurfy: Apple operate like this:
1) Build up a army of bots, also known as "Fanboys"
2) Release a new product, that's only marginally better than the last, and then the Fanboys swarm in millions to buy the new product.
3) Release BETTER product the next year.
4) *Loop*
It seems the OP is in that endless loop, there's other "better" phones out there.
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