iphone 4 just announced.

[The Professor]

Originally Posted by JE3146

Glass front and back? What genius thought that up. One drop and done.

"We developed a glass that's 30 times harder than plastic."

[newcigarz]

Originally Posted by JE3146

Glass front and back? What genius thought that up. One drop and done.

Originally Posted by The Professor

"We developed a glass that's 30 times harder than plastic."

OH that genius

[The Professor]

Originally Posted by newcigarz

OH that genius

This phone may just be cool enough to get me to go back to ATT. Wow.

[Blueface]

Originally Posted by newcigarz

OH that genius

The same genius that was told his iPad is useless and has sold how many in two months?

[JE3146]

Originally Posted by Blueface

The same genius that was told his iPad is useless and has sold how many in two months?

So you really think Steve Jobs is the 'genius' that invented this special glass?

Is that the way I'm reading this?

[newcigarz]

Originally Posted by JE3146

So you really think Steve Jobs is the 'genius' that invented this special glass?

Is that the way I'm reading this?

We get it, you don't care for the iphone, AT&T, Steve Jobs, or all of them put together. Plenty of options out there for you.

I started this thread becuase I knew there were plenty of people excited about the new iphone.

[JE3146]

Originally Posted by newcigarz

We get it, you don't care for the iphone, AT&T, Steve Jobs, or all of them put together. Plenty of options out there for you.

I started this thread becuase I knew there were plenty of people excited about the new iphone.

I own a Macbook pro and an iPod.

What I don't care for are the people who bath in steve job's sweat.

If a product has flaws, I'm gonna question it. Just like any other device on the market. People get too hyped up over Apple to see things clearly.

As for AT&T, not too thrilled with them, and I used to be a customer. Never more.

[newcigarz]

Originally Posted by JE3146

What I don't care for are the people who bath in steve job's sweat.

Yep that's me.

Originally Posted by JE3146

If a product has flaws, I'm gonna question it. Just like any other device on the market. People get too hyped up over Apple to see things clearly.

Interesting that you know it has flaws even before it comes out. I on the other having enjoyed Apple products for the last decade and a half, will anticipate it's greatness.

Originally Posted by JE3146

As for AT&T, not too thrilled with them, and I used to be a customer. Never more.

Kinda partial to AT&T also, puts food on the table in my house.

[newcigarz]

AT&T just listed a bunch of new accessories for the iphone 4

http://www.wireless.att.com/cell-pho...chase%2FCartMo

[JE3146]

Originally Posted by The Professor

"We developed a glass that's 30 times harder than plastic."

For the record, that statement was posted long after I made my comment

[newcigarz]

Originally Posted by JE3146

For the record, that statement was posted long after I made my comment

And that makes your comment valid how?

[s0leful0ne]

Originally Posted by newcigarz

And that makes your comment valid how?

I dont think it was meant to validate his comment it was meant to save face

I really want this phone, but I dont want an AT&T plan especially with their new policy on internet usage. Tethering was a dealbreaker for me the last time I shopped an iphone, and with the ubiquity of wi-fi in public places, the new rates don't appeal to me.

It doesnt look like any other carriers are gonna show up on the iphone anytime soon. AT&T is doing alot of backscratching for apple with the iPad so in return the iPhone is going to stay exclusive.

[JE3146]

Originally Posted by newcigarz

And that makes your comment valid how?

Oh jee, I donno



I'd say my original concern was pretty darn valid. And then later in the presentation they clarified. Glad you all can feel high and mighty over it at my expense.

[newcigarz]

Originally Posted by JE3146

Oh jee, I donno


I'd say my original concern was pretty darn valid. And then later in the presentation they clarified. Glad you all can feel high and mighty over it at my expense.

My point was that you immediately questioned the integrity of a dual sided glass phone before your even knew how they were doing it.
I personally thought apple would use wax paper and rubber bands rather that the latest technology available.

[JE3146]

Originally Posted by newcigarz

My point was that you immediately questioned the integrity of a dual sided glass phone before your even knew how they were doing it.
I personally thought apple would use wax paper and rubber bands rather that the latest technology available.

The slideshow is play by play. Everyone else got caught up in it before the end, how is what I said any different?

Actually it was different. I was questioning a design choice instead of applauding it.

[newcigarz]

Originally Posted by JE3146

T. I was questioning a design choice instead of applauding it.

Originally Posted by JE3146

Glass front and back? What genius thought that up. One drop and done.

That is really stretching what you said.

I on the other hand saw glass front and back and thought. Man someone at Apple must have thought up some cool sh*t to be able to pull that one off.

[Blueface]

Originally Posted by JE3146

So you really think Steve Jobs is the 'genius' that invented this special glass?

Is that the way I'm reading this?

Of course not but he is the man behind producing it for his product.

Originally Posted by JE3146

Oh jee, I donno



I'd say my original concern was pretty darn valid. And then later in the presentation they clarified. Glad you all can feel high and mighty over it at my expense.

Is that your phone?
Anything is possible but that phone looks like it got impacted quite unusually hard with a direct blow to it, almost as if with a hammer.

I can't speak for the one you chose to post.
I can only speak for mine dropped over and over again, tested repeatedly by a 3 year old and not a scratch.

[JE3146]

Originally Posted by Blueface

Of course not but he is the man behind producing it for his product.



Is that your phone?
Anything is possible but that phone looks like it got impacted quite unusually hard with a direct blow to it, almost as if with a hammer.

I can't speak for the one you chose to post.
I can only speak for mine dropped over and over again, tested repeatedly by a 3 year old and not a scratch.

Read above, I explained it there


I was merely highlighting your post because it in a way dismissed the achievements of those who actually designed the features for this phone (which I will admit is impressive).

So often people think Steve Jobs is the gift from God, when he merely signs the paychecks for those that put him in his spotlight.

[Blueface]

Originally Posted by JE3146

So often people think Steve Jobs is the gift from God, when he merely signs the paychecks for those that put him in his spotlight.

I would hope none of the folks I know think that.
I personally do think he is quite a smart innovator and marketer.
That has been proven by his success where so many have failed.
Think about all the computer giants gone under that could not compete against Microsoft for software and IBM for hardware. He is still there and doing awfully well and no doubt his products are unique, regardless of who makes them for him in actuality.

[T.G]

Originally Posted by The Professor

"We developed a glass that's 30 times harder than plastic."

I'll believe that once I've gone to an AT&T store and it doesn't break when I accidentally drop one and then accidentally step on it before picking it up.