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Anyone getting one?

Initially it won't support the data and talk capabilities, but there are rumors that Verizon has been working to fix that on their CDMA network since last year. However, it will be able to act as a 3g hotspot for up to 5 devices, I believe.

I dunno if I'm gonna get one, yet. I do like my Droid.
 
I want to upgrade from my BB Storm to the iPhone. I'm a Verizon customer.

Technically, the CDMA network doesn't do data and network calls at the same time, so you can't be on the phone and browse the web at the same time. I asked a friend who's had an iPhone for a couple years and he says that is no big deal.
 
Yeah, technically it doesn't do it, but there have been rumprs that Verizon has been working on that since last year. Verizon and Apple have been working on the iPhone together since 2008 and have tested the iPhone since last year on Verizon's network.

I'm not too worried about the data and network calls thing. I can't imagine I'd wanna be browsing the internet while talking to somebody on the phone @ the same time. I'd imagine that function comes in handy every once in awhile, but it isn't a major selling point.

*waits for Thrilla to come shred the iPhone*
 
Real international playaz have the Droid Pro with International roaming.

Verizon Iphone will do simultaneous voice + Data when they have the 4G/LTE version of the phone later this summer/fall.

I'm on sprint and on an EVO. Kind of douchey to switch, pay termination fee and pay for a new phone just to have a fucking Verizon iphone but never underestimate the stupidity of early adopters.
 
I can't wait to get an iPhone and put all my Justin Bieber songs on it.
 
I'm going to get a new phone in March, and I'm pretty sure it's gonna be an iPhone. I am going to stay with AT&T because I get a huge discount because of my dad's job. Is there a better alternative for AT&T?
 
I'm going to wait until June to see what kind of update the iPhone gets before I lock in to another contract. I have the Droid Incredible now, and while I really like Android's flexibility and level of customization, the quality of apps are making me lean toward returning to iPhone.
 
I'm going to wait until June to see what kind of update the iPhone gets before I lock in to another contract. I have the Droid Incredible now, and while I really like Android's flexibility and level of customization, the quality of apps are making me lean toward returning to iPhone.

The only update they'll have later is a 4G version of the Iphone. I'd imagine they'll announce in september at the mac event and for a thanksgiving time ship. 4G isn't really all that helpful unless you're doing a lot of video downloading or using your phone as a modem IMO.
 
The iPhone has gotten a refresh/update every June at the WWDC since it's release. I'd imagine this year will be no different.
 
I thought that was in september. oh well. wehenver that is. I think its too early if they have a Feb launch date to release a new version 4 months later. they'll have to give credits for the Iphone4 people and get some backlash. plus verizon's 4G network isn't all up to speed yet for phone use I believe.
 
I love my iPhone4........ recommend it highly.
 
Is the iPhone really better than a Droid?

Thrilla, what phone do you use?
 
any swype on the iphone? I love Swype on the EVO.
 
I love my iPhone 4. iPhone 5 will be out later this year. Might want to wait for that and its new features.
 
droid is not even close to iphone. droid is a glitchy phone that will be gone in 2 years. i phone will still be king.
 
droid is not even close to iphone. droid is a glitchy phone that will be gone in 2 years. i phone will still be king.

still? I'm pretty sure more people use android than any other smart phone.
 
droid is not even close to iphone. droid is a glitchy phone that will be gone in 2 years. i phone will still be king.

Haha. Totally untrue.

Android has surpassed iPhone in marketshare in the US, however, it's mainly because EVERY phone manufacturer other than Apple is using it as their OS. Motorola, HTC, LG, Samsung, etc. Android has awesome usability and stability and is only getting better. It also has something huge backing it and dumping money into to ensure it's success: Google. Also, considering the fact that spec-wise all of the Android phones coming out this year crap all over the iPhone (dual-core processors, huge amounts of ram) it's growth will continue until we have have a similar scenario to that of Windows vs. PC.

However, I will probably return to the iPhone for a few reasons.

1. Size. Android phones are seemingly all headed toward the 4.3" screen, which is too big for my taste.
2. Apps. With every single app I've used on both iPhone and Android, the iPhone version is vastly superior.
3. iTunes integration. I listen to a lot more podcasts than I ever have before, and the ability to download directly to my phone to listen to when I'm out is really a bonus for me.
4. 3rd party support. Try going to a friend's house and see if they have a stereo you can plug your Android phone into for music or whatever. Some may, but I have way more friends that have iPod docks than other types of adapters.
5. The keyboard. It is leaps and bounds better than any others I have ever used (and I've tried Swype, Swiftkey and several others for Android).
 

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