Apple sold 7.4 million iPhones last quarter. They must be doing something right. But you tell me, is the iPhone the best thing ever or just a waste of money?
Vote in the poll below. On a scale of 1 to 5, let us know how satisfied you are with your iPhone. Then tell us why in the comments.
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I was going to put 5/5 but, i saw the comment about Jesus, and i am a Christian, so i just had to put ‘i wish it did more’
I love my IPHONE except for the biggest issue which is how easy it is for the glass to break and how expensive it is to fix it. This has happened twice to me. I usually have it in a case, but in the couple instances it was out of the case, it slipped inadvertently and the glass broke. I hear it happens all the time. This last time, I’ll have it fixed locally (not at APPLE) which will cost half as much. I just don’t think a phone should be so vulnerable to breakage. It’s kind of like a diamond… won’t break too often unless hit at just the right angle.
I just wished the radio(pandora) would remain on while txting or other stuff
I think that the iphone is just about the most amazing device I have ever owned! However, I am really put off by your casual use of The Lord’s name. How about we remind ourselves once again what the 3rd Commandment says in Exodus 20 . . .
Just for the record — Origins of the Jesus Phone Terminology: http://gizmodo.com/271417/the-.....erminology
I think you would get more 5 star ratings if you took away your editorial comment about Jesus. Nothing is worth 5 stars in that equation, but I would have normally given my iPhone 5 stars.
I think the iPhone itself is wonderful. But, I have learned to absolutely HATE AT&T, which I believe puts Apple in a very vulnerable position. If something cool came out from Verizon, I’d be gone in a minute, because of the pure hatred that I have for the terrible customer service and terrible connections I have through AT&T.
Thank you for taking the time to lessen to what customers think and want.
But I have found distasteful even bordering offensive, that you have used a religious icnn as a signifier for greatness of a secular Twenty first century icon.
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