honestly, I apologize for my previous comments, but for reals, how about every post about a "new" iPhone feature gets a disclaimer about whether or not other competitors' products offer the same feature?
I mean, if it's really the JesusPhone, it should have no problem holding up to our scrutiny, right?
With Dell jumping ship, despite the Axim's oh-so-pimpness, and Microsoft giving us a sorry excuse for a WinMo upgrade, they saved themselves the financial burden of trying to anticipate what the iPhone-obsessed world would want.
HTC filled all our needs... but there's only one HTC.
Let the iPhone dust settle, and HP should have no prob getting back in the saddle.
"I'm writing this because no one else will probably take the time or have the patience to post it for the millionth time."
Um, where did you take the time to explain how again? There is no iPhone "tag" for the rss feeds, only an Apple tag. If you're referring to a way to ignore viewing iPhone posts via web browser, not rss reader, by all means - please enlighten me.
Is this Apple's vain attempt to compensate for lack of MMS?!
Please STOP with random iUpdates every time Jobs takes an iDump, sends an iSMS (but not an iMMS of course), eats at iMcDonald's, or does any other useless function that is not worth the disgusting degree of over-coverage given.
My WinMo6 device has a "send to my space" link in the "pictures and videos" app, and does so for free.
Let me know when the Picsel browser is available for public comsuption, and until then, shut the iPhuck up.
Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.
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