"wow this is a beautiful phone.
not that it'll happen, but if sprint gets the bold and discontinues the 8830 (they're getting the bold, but not dropping the 8830, is my guess), i'm calling phone insurance and reporting my 8830 stolen."
"they made it for BREW, but not for mobile java?
laughable, as anyone who has any company other than verizon was, up until this iPhone release, probably completely unable to use it.
i vote FAIL because the iPhone is more for music listeners than it is for serious mobile gamers, and lack of mobile java support means very few phones can make any use of it."
"saw it live on a 50" 1080i zenith plasma...yes, i live on the east coast.
and michael phelps, besides having more gold medals than anyone else in history, also has more golds in beijing than most entire countries."
"@bitgod: WIN.
amount of damage to house: €25,000
cause of damage: violently-fast flying turd.
possible culprit: sadistic american artist who watched two girls one cup one time too many.
by the way, guys, idk about you, but with shit like this flying around, i wouldn't trust the "gourmet" swiss chocolate."
"32GB iPhone coming out around christmas FTW?
too bad i'm probably gonna be locked in with the instinct (if i mooch off of my parents) or a 16GB iPhone 3G (if i can convince the parents to pay minutes, and i pay internet and text) within a month."
"@ everyone dissing the mini: you'd be surprised, some minis make kick-ass race cars, just ask anyone with the john cooper works GP package, or really with any JCW mini."
"dunks are beautiful shoes, and knowing when and where there's a wifi signal available is great, but i'm not all that sure how practical it is to have lights shining off of your feet to tell you when there's a signal....i have to agree with AndrewJayPollack that haptic feedback would be more useful."
"buying a used car that gets 32 highway miles, fits in any parking space, turns like a go-kart, feels like a BMW and still gets you laid (my girlfriend loves my car) for half the price of the prius: priceless.
my '04 mini."
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