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Um....your phone has a multi-touch screen? You can just wave your finger at it and it will scroll down? You can pinch your fingers and the image will enlarge?Liar said:it's really nothing all that new (my phone does all that, and video chats)
Hey, so was the original iPod. Give it a few years. There'll be an affordable version. Now, of course, whether you'll want it or not is another question.rgraham666 said:Was reading about it my paper this morning. Look cool. Very expensive though.
Nope. As I said, looks nifty. Good software can do that. Multi touch screens ain't new though. But on PDAs, it's probably the first one.3113 said:Um....your phone has a multi-touch screen? You can just wave your finger at it and it will scroll down? You can pinch your fingers and the image will enlarge?
But that's not what the mac-heads was talking about. They were all like "For the first time ever, Internet is mobile." and "It's got wi-fi so you can surf at Starbucks" and "it's an Ipod and a phone in one device". Stuff like that. I'm not saying it's not a cool thingamajig. It does what it do very well. (or seems to when demoed) I just pointed out to them that it doesn't DO anything that other phones have done for three years, in a less fancy interface. Including conference calls, and stuff that the iPhone can't do. That apparently triggered the berserk switch for some people.I'm not being testy, per se, but playing music, movies, and the internet is not what's new about this phone (you might as well have said, "Yeah, that iPod plays music but so does my portable CD player. It's nothing new."). What's astonishing (and revolutionary) is that it doesn't need any physical buttons. It's all in the screen using that touch technology. THAT is what's going to alter everything.
I want the iPhone Nano. Or even better the iPhone Shuffle. Random calls.3113 said:Hey, so was the original iPod. Give it a few years. There'll be an affordable version. Now, of course, whether you'll want it or not is another question.
Japanese stuff is 'way ahead.Liar said:Nope. As I said, looks nifty. Good software can do that. Multi touch screens ain't new though. But on PDAs, it's probably the first one.
But that's not what the mac-heads was talking about. They were all like "For the first time ever, Internet is mobile." and "It's got wi-fi so you can surf at Starbucks" and "it's an Ipod and a phone in one device". Stuff like that. I'm not saying it's not a cool thingamajig. It does what it do very well. (or seems to when demoed) I just pointed out to them that it doesn't DO anything that other phones have done for three years, in a less fancy interface. Including conference calls, and stuff that the iPhone can't do. That apparently triggered the berserk switch for some people.
It'll be released in the U.S. come June. The exchange rate being so good now, maybe you should start planning your tripNirvanadragones said:I want. And I want now!![]()
Heh. Well, it is a Keynote. That means Guru Steve is expected to address the faithful and assure them that their religion is taking over the world...er...oh, darn. That was suppose to be a secret.neonlyte said:I liked the bit in the intro where SJ dropped 'we're selling 100 million iPods this year'.
Good point.3113 said:Um....your phone has a multi-touch screen? You can just wave your finger at it and it will scroll down? You can pinch your fingers and the image will enlarge?
I'm not being testy, per se, but playing music, movies, and the internet is not what's new about this phone (you might as well have said, "Yeah, that iPod plays music but so does my portable CD player. It's nothing new."). What's astonishing (and revolutionary) is that it doesn't need any physical buttons. It's all in the screen using that touch technology. THAT is what's going to alter everything.
Or this.bonfils said:Good point.
It's just that I have this irrational fear of touch screens. I'm afraid that I'll suddenly poke a hole in it, spilling liquid crystals all over my shirt.
And - there's still the basic problem: How can you make a tiny, handheld device you want to carry with you - but still include a QWERTY keyboard that you can type sex stories on for hours without damaging your hands (by the typing bit, I mean)?
I want this with bluetooth!
Maybe, but the Japanese can't do UI. Or, just don't do it.cantdog said:Japanese stuff is 'way ahead.