By Natasha Lomas
Published: Wednesday 10 September 2008
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Name
Steve Lipson
Location
Coral Gables, Florida
Occupation
Photographer
Comment
It is upsetting that thinks did not go well with the iPhone 3g. Give it some time to adapt.
Your article was so negative. Maybe you should wait for someone in England to develop better technology and market a new cell phone that will far surpass what was presented by Apple.
Best of luck.
Steve Lipson
What is it about phones and GPS. My BlackBerry 811...
Rory Choudhuri
The vast majority of iPhone users are very happy a...
James Katt
Sounds like Apple gave you a demo model
Howeve...
Gonzo Miller
It is upsetting that thinks did not go well with t...
Steve Lipson
This commentary is potentially very one sided as i...
Stuart Fawcett
I think the main issue is the battery life!
I w...
Richard Davies
Hi Natasha,
Sorry that your experience with the...
Keith Johnson
Hi Richard,
Yes battery life is not the best, e...
Keith Johnson
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Ian Ashton
With regard to the comment about GPS and phones I ...
Anonymous
Sounds like like its all show and no go.
When r...
Anonymous
There are many flaws with the 3G. Crashing is very...
David Long
I'm afraid you are missing all the fixes of the bu...
Anonymous
sitting here in a coffee shop browsing the web, an...
Anonymous
My 'old' iPhone doesn't have any 3G or GPS problem...
Anonymous
My chunky and battered Sony Ericsson has "just wor...
Oliver Clark
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