The touch- screen three-in-one device (iPod, computer, cellphone) debuted last june 29 in the U.S. The iPhone features a large display to see everything better, WIFI for surfing at coffee shops, a camera to take snapshots, and a unique "multi-touch" control scheme that lets you do everything with your fingertips. That's why there's only four physical buttons on this gadget.If you flew to the US and brought back an iPhone, would it work here? the answer is a categorical no. The iPhone is currently designed to work only with the networks of AT&T, the partner of apple. If you're out of the US- you can't call or text anyone. No, you can't swap out the SIM: it's built into the device.
Yes, you can still use the iPhone's music playback and web surfing capabilities. But who wnats to pay hundreds of dollars for that? If you're really interested in the iPhone, I suggest wait until A pple makes it available locally in 2008.
Yes, you can still use the iPhone's music playback and web surfing capabilities. But who wnats to pay hundreds of dollars for that? If you're really interested in the iPhone, I suggest wait until A pple makes it available locally in 2008.
2 comments:
im back again ate mel.hehehe.. txt mode kxe ako sa mga friends ko sa pinas.
nakahawak na ako ng iPhone.hehhee..pano kxe ung isang kaofficemate ko d2, he was able to buy his iPhone sa Dubai..2500 QRs lang daw and that's 28k pesos jan sa pinas. pag d2 daw kxe sa Qatar 3000. pero I doubt, classy xa but then hindi pa dn nakakacguro sa applications. ayaw ko ng iPhone.
modified iphone is available in malaysia now but very expensive.. it is around rm4.xk which is more than usd1000!!! crazy price..
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