Java v. iPhone v. Windows Mobile v. Amiga Anywhere

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bloodline wrote:
Websites are identical to there desktop equivalent... something that is new to me on a Mobile device, where websites are usually rendered in a special mobile form or just plain wrong... Amiga.org is running just fine now ;-)

iPhone + amiga.org + unlimited data tariff is lethal...

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moto

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bloodline wrote:
A.org in the gym... A.org in the supermarket... A.org sitting by the river... A.org in the cafe... A.org in pub...

A.org on the train... A.org in the library... A.org in lectures...

bloodline wrote:
A.org when you wake up in the middle of the night with a bit of insomnia...

Yes it's scary I do that too :lol: It is a bit worrying when the first think you think when you wake up is "I'll just check for a reply to that thread..."

bloodline wrote:
I honestly feel like I'm permanently connected to the internet :-)

The next step is a direct connection in to the brain. I can't wait... The immediacy of email conversations between iPhones is great though :-)

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moto

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Going back to the iPhone temporarily, I think it's strange how people are quick to point out what is "missing" on the iPhone without really considering the massive numbers of sales following its release. Presumably most if not all of the people who bought one were aware of the features it has as well the ones it doesn't, so they're not sitting there all disappointed that their phone doesn't have 3G/5 megapixel camera/video/whatever. Surely the fact 4 million iPhones have been sold suggests that these features which some people believe are "missing" are not actually very important to a lot of users.

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moto