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Plus, I am no longer using it on an iPhone-specific plan. I've got a go-phone plan for it and it's been working great. I even had AT&T disable data so I won't get charged every time the iPhone feels like downloading data in the background.

Nobody cares.
 
Palm Pre or Google Phone (Touch) - I simply would move to a phone that allows background processes.
 
I actually DONT have an iPhone because in the UK, EVERYONE has them. and tbh ive followed them from the beginning and am actually quite bored of them seen as though i know everything about them .
Im getting a HTC Hero this christmas. White . Gorgeous :)

and yet you are on an iPhone forum ?????
 
Probably still using my Treo 750, flakey N key and all. But at least out of contract by now.
 
Do razr's still exist? I'd probably still have one of those, before the iPhone I never really cared.
 
Would get this:
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Palm Pre is my second favorite phone, but I'd probably have a bb Tour.

I hate carrying two phones, but I have to have a bb for work. The iphone is good enough that I'm willing to carry it along with the bb, but I don't think I like anything else enough to justify carrying two phones, so I'd just get the best bb I could, which IMO is the Tour.
 
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N97 I'm tempted to jump.
 
Most likely a Android phone like the new moto sholes. But how about that new HTC Imagio or the Toshiba G01 or whatever, both have snapdragon 1Ghz processor's and 4"+ screens FTW, plus they are the same thickness as the iPhone just about. Now if WinMo 7 is as good as it should be then we might have something decent.
 
Same around here. It seems like just about everybody now has an iPhone. It is getting to where I rarely see anything BUT an iPhone anymore.
That was what I feel after using an iPhone 2G for a year (I bought it when it launches).
In the beginning, people is like "Wow~ you got an iPhone!"

Nevertheless, the practical and convenient makes me stick with the iPhone and now I got myself a 3GS.

Its like a laptop, a psp, an iPod and a phone all integrated together.
I can do everything with it... There is no other phone that can substitute it.
 
I had a free Motorola RAZR before it took a dive in the toilet and had I not been told it was going to be $350 to replace it, I would have never ponied up for the 2G iPhone, so I'd still either be using a RAZR or some other comparable phone.

We've been customers of AT&T for over a decade and they have the best service in our area, so we'll likely not be changing anytime soon.
 
That was what I feel after using an iPhone 2G for a year (I bought it when it launches).
In the beginning, people is like "Wow~ you got an iPhone!"

Nevertheless, the practical and convenient makes me stick with the iPhone and now I got myself a 3GS.

Its like a laptop, a psp, an iPod and a phone all integrated together.
I can do everything with it... There is no other phone that can substitute it.
Yes it is all of those things, but it doesn't do any of them particularly well IMHO. To me it should be a phone first, and that was its weakest part. My LG VU is a much better phone than my iPhone ever was.
 
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None, before the iPhone I did not have a cell phone for 6 years, before that I had a simple Nokia.



Reason is that I didn't really need a cell phone until recently, when I was looking at what was available I heard about the iPhone 1-2 months before it came out and decide on it.
 
Apparently AT&T is considering almost the same question: what else can they woo people with, besides the iPhone?

So far, they've added the latest HTC Touch Pro 2 and Diamond, and today they announced the Omnia 2.

They've also said they want to sell both Palm Pre models.

For myself, I'd like to try one of the newest Android phones. They seem like a good mixture of everything... even if Google has gone a little crazy lately.

(If Palm wasn't trying to lock down third party Pre apps, I'd be more inclined towards them. I gave one of my sons-in-law a Pre and he loves it.)


More data hoggers on the ATT network?

Hmmm...


:rolleyes:
 
I'd probably still have my Cingular 8525. It was working fine when I got the iPhone 3GS. I was out of contract for almost a year waiting on the 3GS. Although that new Garmin Nuvi phone I've seen ads for on TV looks kinda cool.

Chef Jay
 
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