Phone activation can be done manually through iTunes, reminds Apple.
Unlocked phones can be used on any GSM carrier, however 3G is not supported on T-Mobile, making the phone's faster Internet support useless.
$700 for a friggen cell phone? There is absolutely nothing about the phone that makes it worth $700. If your an Apple fan, you might as well just save up a little more money and buy a Macbook.
Originally posted by Morreale:There is a bit of a size difference there. you can't exactly fit a Macbook in your shirt pocket.
$700 for a friggen cell phone? There is absolutely nothing about the phone that makes it worth $700. If your an Apple fan, you might as well just save up a little more money and buy a Macbook.
Yes it is. Nowadays everything is a computer. My flat screen TV runs Linux according to the users manual.
Um, whaaaaa-a-a-at?! Fail!
An iPhone is nothing but a computer, that happens to make phone calls. In fact, every cell phone, by definiton IS a computer. -.-' Come on now.
Google "computer definition" sometime.
You could purcahse a netbook for half that price.
It'd be faster, and better, heck you can even carry it around with you, probably the same battery life, bigger screen, make internet phone calls and everything.
A phone costing that amount of money makes no sense, and I think phones previously cost way to much.
Also, most things are computers. I think what we are talking about here though is it a personal computer a PC. A calculator is a computer, however it is not a personal computer.
Is a personal computer defined as having computer abilites with a GUI?
Most likely.