iPads are great

[Deezer-D]

The Missus has one and it's dead handy for surfing and music etc but the lack of flash is irritating. I've had all the generations of the iPhone except 3GS so am used to not having flash - doesn't mean I don't want it though!

[shimmy]

Maybe that's just my circle of friends ..

Maybe it's just your electric company ........WWAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

[Sailorbaz]

Maybe that's just my circle of friends mind you.

Maybe it's just your electric company ........WWAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

:bigcry: You're a bully Shimmy! :birdman:

[alexk]

shimmy, I don't know with which mobiles you are comparing iphone with, but I was comparing with smartphones.

Yes, I will agree that iphone has many games, it's stupid-proof etc
BUT the simplicity it has also means lack of functionality.
I never had any issues setting up my email client in windows mobile or blackberry phones but it might be me that I know a bit more about computers.

As said, even today it doesn't support any multimedia card and it doesn't support flash etc.
And the ipad needs it's own Apple-specific SIM card :hahaha:
What a joke !!!

[shane@mbtech]

Depends what you want out of a phone.

I wanted an easy to use phone with decent camera, good surfing capability etc
I had a htc, it was good but for me a bit too slow, the iphone is just effortless for my needs. everything just flows.
Browsing is far easier. Email was easy to set up, it suits my needs perfectly


Written on my I phone 4

[Paul Eggleton]

I'm fortunate in that I work for O2 so I've had a fair play with a lot of phones. Before i had my first iPhone (only a couple of months ago in fact) i had a Palm Pre and I loved the OS and as i think someone mentioned above when HP launch their tablet using the palm OS I think it will be a winner. IF it's big enough. Medium sized tablets like the Galaxy or the Dell Streak do nothing for me and I have to say I've been caught hook line and sinker with apple stuff since using iPhones.

I think if you're looking for something that does everything then as said before, the iPad is not the tool for the job, but as a nice gadget around house and out and about it's very handy. We've started seeing a lot of people using them for business as well.

[glendog74]

As people have said, it all depends what you want out of it Alexk.

I use my iPhone for its basic uses: phone, text, internet, maps and apps. I don't use it for work/business and simply don't need it to be anymore capable or 'connected' than it already is...

You wouldn't buy a BMW 120d and then expect it to be a CSL now would you? You get what you decide to buy and pay for. :hahaha:

[DuncanR]

I would say pragmatic mate :thumbs:

Ooooo how many months ???:hahaha: