Iphone [again]
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i see no downsides to the iphone.
i dont want to synch up my email to the phone because i dont want to be contactable by email while on the move. If i want to check my email then i'll log in online rather than having a noise in my pocket that i'll have to check instantly thinking its a text from hot chick but it'll either be a spam or work telling me in need to get X done - fuck that!I cant remember what the app is that lets you do that - its in the store.
Being able to use the "Remote" app is brilliant too, you can browse through all your songs on your laptop/desktop and choose what you want to listen to (from computer speakers - not through iphone). It works through wireless network so you dont have to be near comp. so while on the bog having a dump you can flick through the tracks that are playing in your bedroom.
Has potential for pranks at work - while you are bored in meetings you can make your computer pipe-up and play random shit haha.Like mattia said - coolest thing ive ever owned.
the only downside id say is not supporting flash and thats it.
HOWEVER there is an app that allows you to remotely control your home PC > so you see whatever is on your PC at home/work on your iphone screen and you can do EVERYTHING on your pc from wherever you are in the world. SO you could use it to surf flash sites i guess.
In fact aye - not being able to send MMS picture messages is a bit annoying, but hey - its got to be a bit of a godsend too though, no?
will save drunken mishaps lol.
When someone sends you a MMS it sends you a link to o2 then you just click on it and then see the image - no hassles.
And for sending an image, aye, youd send it via email to a person.
I dont think its too bad a drawback.
The camera is pretty damn crap on the phone anyuway - doesnt bother me though as ive usually got my digital on me.