Third Party Applications on the iPhone

[theDreamer]

When you are comparing two objects, you don't want to be bias by letting personal preference get in the way of a balanced review. You go based off features and standards.

But the problem is, what features are choosen in a review?
If X phone as certain features that Y phone does not then how do you conduct the review? Because you might like that Y is missing those features because they are excessive or redundant, or useless, but people might think that the features you get "extra" on phone X push it ahead of Y.

 

[w1retap]

It is a cell phone made to carry out certain tasks.. it is really easy to compare.

 

[jmackay]

http://www.macseven.com/files/20070610_dvorak_warns_the_iphone_keyboard_sucks.html

You have got to be kidding me...

Not only is that a huge MISQUOTE

I got a call last night. "I think it's time to sell Apple short," said the voice.
"I think that's premature," I responded. "What have you heard?"
"The keyboard is a disaster, and people are going to return the phone in droves. I'm guessing 20% will go back."
...
As for the iPhone keyboard leading to disappointment and returns, I'm not convinced. I'm sticking with my scenario where the phone is hugely successful for a couple of quarters until the fashion goes stale. By then, the functionality will be duplicated by others and Apple will be treading water.

http://www.marketwatch.com/news/sto...-456F-9FAB-F30B9A2D6647&siteid=yhoo&dist=yhoo

But he had not used an iphone, nor had his friend who said the initial quote!

 

[w1retap]

lol I wasn't even being serious about that. Don't get all excited.