Comments on: The “Upgrade iPhone” Dilemma: Will You Be Getting an iPhone 4?

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Mon, 28 Jun 2010 23:09:03 +0000

[...] have in my car just in case my 1st generation iPhone’s battery dies on me – and yes, I am going to upgrade) and then transfer what I captured there to my productivity program of choice. No longer. Now, [...]

By: Thera

Thera — Fri, 25 Jun 2010 18:02:23 +0000

I ended up buying one (because my client kept borrowing the one dedicated to development) which forced me to stick with it because it locked my sim card, so I could no longuer use my Nokia, so I think I’ll wait for the upgrade unless I can budget one for a development project.

By: Nabeel | Start An Internet Business

Nabeel | Start An Internet Business — Fri, 25 Jun 2010 11:21:42 +0000

I have a Nokia E71, and I will stick with it. I do not see a reason to upgrade/change my mobile, as it is meeting my requirements.

Nabeel

By: Jennifer Margulis

Jennifer Margulis — Fri, 25 Jun 2010 04:15:46 +0000

Honestly, I don’t think I like these phones. My husband has one and I feel like he’s always on it instead of where he is. On the one hand, they are AMAZING and I totally want one. On the other, iThink iHate the iPhone

By: Hasan Luongo

Hasan Luongo — Thu, 24 Jun 2010 19:20:29 +0000

Yes, def upgrading and a bit ticked off that missed the presale and now have to wait a few more weeks for my new iPhone. However I don’t get each new version, currently I have a 3G which was my 1st iPhone and the new model represents a huge leap in terms of features and power.

This new release is a big one and i think we will see some amazing sales numbers from Apple over next 2-3 quarters. i was quite surprised to lean that this model has twice the ram as 3gs and ipad, which is a bummer for iPad.

By: Mike Vardy

Mike Vardy — Thu, 24 Jun 2010 19:07:33 +0000

Doesn’t sound mean at all. To be fair, though, we’re not posting every hour. We post 4 times per day, maximum.

We’re still playing with the frequency of postings here at WorkAwesome. It’s been about 6 weeks in terms of experimenting, and we’re looking to strike a balance of posting too much, too little and just right. I suppose you could call it “The Goldilocks Experiment.” We are getting a lot of reader feedback that is constructive – applying to the stories in particular but also general comments such as yours.

The format is going to be tweaked for a while, so I hope you’ll be patient with us…and thanks for the feedback!

By: Anthoney Carter

Anthoney Carter — Thu, 24 Jun 2010 17:24:40 +0000

I was one of the lucky ones to receive my iPhone4 yesterday afternoon. I love it. I have been testing out all of these so called problems with it and haven’t been able to find the same hiccups – including the infamous dropped calls from holding the phone wrong.

There’s nothing that’s not fascinating about the new iPhone4. Apple is continually paving the way for new and exciting technological adventures for not only smartphones, but all of personal computing. No matter how much the anti-Apple people would like to think that their own personal favorite phone/computer company does things better than Apple, they neglect the fact that regardless of service and specific software, Apple is the front runner and key point of reference in developing not only new technology, but the key ingredient to Apple’s success – their ability to create things that are user friendly and downright beautiful to look at while still being entirely functional and even easier to use. Even the “we had did it first” argument tends to fall by the wayside for the Android users now with Apple implementing previously accomplished technological feats in a more feasible and user-friendly way.

Having an iPhone makes my life easier— not only my personal life, but my work as well. I enjoy seeing Apple continuing to make things new and fantastic and I have no problem with them rolling out a new front-line of products every 6 months. If they weren’t, we’d be somewhat behind technologically. And who wants that?

By: Damon

Damon — Thu, 24 Jun 2010 17:16:23 +0000

My wife and I both have the iPhone 3G, which is working or just fine for now. We’re also not upgrade eligible until February, so I figure I might as well wait until iPhone 5 arrives by that point. Another annoying thing is that AT&T doesn’t have service in both our parents’ home towns, so when we visit I can’t even use it. I’m hoping for service with Verizon by iPhone 5. I know I may be holding my breath, but I can still hope.

By: Ashley Hill

Ashley Hill — Thu, 24 Jun 2010 17:12:18 +0000

Hell no.

I’ve had a Crackberry for several years and love them (first the Pearl, now the Bold). While I also have an iPod touch, I don’t use it at all for work stuff, and I hate touchscreen phones.

Plus, anyone see the new iPhones and the dropped calls?

While I’ve had AT&T for 8 years and never had a problem, Apple needs to fix that issue.

By: Brett Yanoski

Brett Yanoski — Thu, 24 Jun 2010 16:52:02 +0000

I was ready to upgrade but after hearing all the problems today I may be waiting a bit longer. Yellow bars, spots on screen, loss of signal when holding the antenna bar….some of these problems just shouldn’t be happening.