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1. At $599, it is ridiculously expensive. (Add in the cost of an AT&T contract and you get close to $1500)
$399/299, and every cellphone will be at least $700 with the cost of a contract.
2. Those who want to buy one must sell their soul to evil mega-corporation AT&T.
Unless you use a jailbreak, or live somewhere beside the USA. And I would assume that other carriers will get their share within a year.
3. Japan already has technologically superior phones, and they’re far cheaper.
It depends on what is superior.
4. Slower internet than the commercials show: “The data experience is going to be very slow. If you’re on a cellular network, [using the Internet] is going to be very slow.”
If you're using a wireless network, then it is as nearly as fast as a computer on the network. (And it would be as fast if you are using a fairly old computer.) Using EDGE is about 3X dialup speed for me.
5. Initial reports indicate that YouTube is slow and crappy using cellular network internet/EDGE. It’s nothing like in the commercials.
Youtube on edge loads up as fast as wireless networks, the quality however, will dynamically decrease depending on the connection. Using my home network, it has higher quality then a regular PC, and on EDGE it looks like early youtube videos.
6. You cannot remove its battery. Thanks for replicating one of the biggest complaints about the ipod, Apple!
Yes, true. You must pay Apple, unofficial store, or a risky DIY.
7. The glass touch screen of the iPhone guarantees that thousands of customers who drop their phones will have cracked screens.
It's actually much more resistant to cracking, scratching, etc. to other cellphone screens. I've dropped it multiple times without any screen damage.
8. The touchscreen keyboard sucks, according to those who have used the phone.
You can type as fast as a regular phone. Not as fast as a QWERTY keyboard though.
9. It can’t send MMS picture messages.
Probably will be added within a few months.
10. The camera has little or no options, and the pictures it takes aren’t very good.
I would say it has above average compared to other phones in quality. No options though.
11. It lacks proper support for Flash websites. So much for the internet.
Again, added sometime in the future.
12. It can’t record video.
Yup, the camera runs, I would guess, at about 5fps.
13. “Pinching” pictures to zoom might look neat in commercials, but many reviewers are saying it actually sucks.
It's much more intuitive and faster zooming in on the iPhone then other phones.
14. It lacks 3G high-speed data transfer.
Yup, just edge.
15. No songs as ringtones.
Added.
16. No GPS.
Yup. There was however, a 3rd party app, called Naveteq or something of that nature, and could triangulate your signal fairly accurately.
17. It doesn’t work under 64-bit Windows XP / Windows Vista!!!!!!! Thanks for not including that in your Windows System Requirements, Apple!
iTunes supports those.
18. It only allows for a maximum of 1 picture to be attached to each e-mail you send.
Mm...I haven't sent any pictures, but I would assume this is true.
19. It doesn’t have a file browser/organizer.
Um. I really don't know what on earth you would browse? You can view all the files in their respective apps. Photos, podcasts, videos, audiobooks, etc.
20. Its default ringtones suck.
There are actually about 4 pretty good ones. The rest are head scratchingly terrible. They sound like default sounds you would use in Windows Movie Maker or iMovie. A barking dog, motorcycle revving, pinball machine or a duck? No thanks.
21. You can not save documents on it: documents can only be viewed as attachments when they’re sent to your e-mail address.
True. Perhaps it will be added later on.
22. No games!!
The iPod's gotten games, there would be very little reason for Apple to not allow games, considering the screen can be used to make DS-like games. There is also fairly reasonable rumors that EA, among others, are signed on to produce games and apps already.
23. Its “quick list” dialing sucks compared to traditional speed dialing, which it lacks..
It requires a grand total of two clicks to call one of your favorites.
24. Long activation waits: many new iPhone users are reporting that they are being told to wait hours or even days to activate service for their phone. Thanks, AT&T!
Doesn't apply anymore. Took me maybe 30 minutes.
25. Heat issues: the iPhone can get very hot when it is in use.
I wouldn't say hot, it gets mildly warm.
26. Deceptive Ads: Apple has been using models with gigantic hands in their advertisements for the iPhone in an effort to trick consumers into believing it is more compact.
It is compact, thin, and very comfortable.
27. Many of the positive press reports about the iPhone are influenced by newspapers and TV networks that simply want to profit from the hypefest, or even worse, reporters who are looking to sell books about the iPhone.
It was just like Halo 3, hyped incredible amounts.
28. It creates incredibly annoying iPhone fanboys.
Any gadget can do that.