iPhone 3G Guided Tour

7 Responses to iPhone 3G Guided Tour

1. mark says:

   July 2, 2008 at 2:23 pm

   OK, I’ll com­ment, but I’m NOT fol­low­ing that link. No way. Uh uh. Not me. I rec­og­nize — and accept — that there may well come a point at which enough of my friends have an iPhone that I’ll be forced to get one. Why, I wit­nessed Aprille lob­by­ing Denny for one just the other day. Ben, then Aprille, then you…it’d be crit­i­cal mass.

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2. mark says:

   July 7, 2008 at 2:34 pm

   And the Touch came in the mail today, effec­tively quelling my iPhone desire for the time being. Imag­ine my delight at being able to sync my Google con­tacts with Address Book (as of 10.5.3). Huzzah!

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3. Danny says:

   July 7, 2008 at 2:44 pm

   I think I am not out of place when I say:

   Bas­tard.

   All that talk about not get­ting an iPhone, about wait­ing for the peer pres­sure, about liv­ing with­out, giv­ing me hope that I was not so far behind with my own iLife, and then you pull this stunt. I hate you now. Our friend­ship is over.

   Oh, but… you, um, you don’t know any­one else buy­ing a Mac this sum­mer, do you?

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4. non-mark Mark says:

   July 8, 2008 at 12:46 am

   Very dan­ger­ously close to scor­ing a Touch myself. Don’t have any use for the phone part or the ridicu­lous fees (do peo­ple really pay extra to send text mes­sages for the love of God?), but the wire­less, the Safari, the mail, the maps. Neato.

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5. Mark II says:

   July 8, 2008 at 12:48 am

   Although one won­ders if maybe a Touch Mark II could be in the not-too-distant offing.…

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6. mark says:

   July 8, 2008 at 9:48 am

   There’s always a Touch Mark II in the off­ing, of course. Sep­tem­ber 19th 2006 was the day I finally freed myself of the tyranny of upgrade fear. I now fig­ure if I’m going to buy some Apple gear, it’s best to just get it and let the next-gen chips fall where they may.

   Also, in my mea­ger defense, this MacBook/Touch thing came out of nowhere for me. I cer­tainly wasn’t antic­i­pat­ing buy­ing one for myself, but when a friend ordered a Mac­Book and didn’t need the iPod, well, why let the lit­tle beauty lan­guish in a ware­house in China some­where, unloved?

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7. Touch Mark II says:

   July 16, 2008 at 11:01 am

   That is an excel­lent point. At any rate, any ware­house but a ware­house in China, so as I see it you did your moral duty.

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