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**grosqueneen** · 01-07-2007, 11:31 AM

You consider the iPhone an actual phone? Toy more like it. Something that *******s get to show off to people (like the razor) and think they're oh so cool when they talk on it 24/7. I mean, why the Hell do you need everything but the kitchen sink in a ****ing cell phone? Not to mention once that one thing breaks (and it will) you lose everything.

Some people want/require more functionality out of their phone. I remember when the Razr first came out and it was $500, which I do find ridiculous. For its current $50 price tag it is a nice slimline cell but lacks a huge amount of functionality the iPhone does. But who are we to say what people should or shouldn't buy with their money? What if he bought the iPhone because he actually really liked it rather than it being a status symbol? [shocked]

Why would he lose everything when it breaks? Just like any other smartphone/PDA all numbers/contacts, as well as calender information is synced to the computer.

01-07-2007, 11:31 AM	#8
grosqueneen Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 443 Senior Member	You consider the iPhone an actual phone? Toy more like it. Something that *****s get to show off to people (like the razor) and think they're oh so cool when they talk on it 24/7. I mean, why the Hell do you need everything but the kitchen sink in a **ing cell phone? Not to mention once that one thing breaks (and it will) you lose everything. Some people want/require more functionality out of their phone. I remember when the Razr first came out and it was $500, which I do find ridiculous. For its current $50 price tag it is a nice slimline cell but lacks a huge amount of functionality the iPhone does. But who are we to say what people should or shouldn't buy with their money? What if he bought the iPhone because he actually really liked it rather than it being a status symbol? [shocked] Why would he lose everything when it breaks? Just like any other smartphone/PDA all numbers/contacts, as well as calender information is synced to the computer.
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