It's just a bog-standard Apple update, well over-priced because they know a legion of lunatics will rush out and buy it. Never be a first-adopter of new electronic products unless you enjoy routinely having your bottom fingered.
I know. There were people at the New York store outside FAO Shwartz who were waiting in line for a week. I pity them.
Lol im having some posting issue http://youtu.be/nf5-Prx19ZM Watch it. It pretty much sums up people who are pure apple haha
Beautiful phone. Had one ordered for both me and my girlfriend. I am of course and Apple guy. Or an "iSheep" to the people who hate. I love the design of these products and they just work and work well. Have had every iPhone since day one and they have been perfect for me.
There was a guy at our Perth City Apple store who got there at 3:30AM on Wednesday. The phone came out on Friday here. (And if I may add, my family and I drove past on Thursday night, and there was a guy with a horse-head mask on... creepy?)
I know right, get a touchscreen phone at least... Edit: This is interesting: [IBM93] (partial)IBM "BellSouth/IBM Simon smart phone", (various) Collection of published articles concerning 1993 IBM Simon, a touchscreen-only smart phone with calendar, address book, and other PDA functions built in. Recevied Best Of Show award at 1994 comdex. Design by IBM, manufacturer: Mitsubishi, marketed by Bell South. Touch-screen phone vs. QWERTY cellphone. Pre-internet, send/receive Email by dialing into analog modem on Lotus Notes, send/receive analog Fax. DispatchIt back-end software application for field service. Predictive keying on virtual keyboard. File mentions BellSouth working with Apple to integrate cellular phone service into Newton device. Annotation function (electronic ink) for Fax messages, without handwriting recognition.