If that has all the features of my other Nokia phones, I'd snap it up. I still want an iPhone that comes with a cheap Rogers data plan, but I want lots of stuff I can't have.
Nokia's iPhone
Here's a link to Nokia's iPhone rip-off.
http://www.engadget.com/2007/08/29/nokias-iphone-no-seriously/
http://www.engadget.com/2007/08/29/nokias-iphone-no-seriously/
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There were a few of these "copies" on the market before the iPhone was even released, which most people seem to have forgotten about.
I think Apple is about as original as any other big corporation out there. Some ideas come from within, some don't. I don't really see how a touchscreen makes the iPhone so unique. Since the OS is OS X, which is a version of Unix, then that doesn't preclude another phone maker from making a great interface either.
Weren't widgets a great shareware program in OS 9 at one time? Wasn't iTunes, SoundJam? One was taken, and one was purchased. I'm sure there are skeletons in the iPhone closet.
I think Apple is about as original as any other big corporation out there. Some ideas come from within, some don't. I don't really see how a touchscreen makes the iPhone so unique. Since the OS is OS X, which is a version of Unix, then that doesn't preclude another phone maker from making a great interface either.
Weren't widgets a great shareware program in OS 9 at one time? Wasn't iTunes, SoundJam? One was taken, and one was purchased. I'm sure there are skeletons in the iPhone closet.
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