That's how I thought the iPhone will be few years ago.
But I like this one and I think it's a smart idea if apple makes a basic nano phone because a lot of people are staying far from the iPhone because they think it's geeky and complicated.
@louisville1987:In my opinion, The iPhone is far from complicated. If my dad, who has trouble doing anything on my Blackberry, can do pretty much everything on his iPhone, it's not complicated.
@nautilus.: That'd be weird to control, since it doesn't have that goofy volume button on the bottom part of the pad. I guess it just uses the regular side-mounted volume button like other cell phones, which is lame.
longer answer: you're right, the EULA does say that. however, breaking a EULA is only breaking a license agreement, not the law.
however, all-in-one installers like the kalyway dvd (ideneb, etc...) are illegal, because they contain a modified version of the original leopard install disc.
a legal (and less buggy) solution would be to purchase the efix dongle. while it's a bit pricy, it's a legal alternative, since it allows you to install leopard from an unmodified apple dvd.
Yeah I would rather do it myself, and save even more money. But I think many many people don't understand that you can actually do this yourself. Computers are, sadly, still such a mystery to so many people. Even people in my generation are clueless and we grew up with computers. Not surprising just disappointing.
Also if I ever by a desktop again, which I doubt, than I would consider hackintoshing a PC a possibility. Unless of course I end up being richer than a college student, in which case, Apple FTW.
@eagles3: how much do these cost anyway? would you really save much money doing it yourself when you factor in the time it takes to tweak everything to work right?
@Weihovah: if you base the hardware you buy on what is known to work, there should be very little tweaking involved.
even though time = money, there would still technically be more money in your pocket, even if you have to spend some time adjusting a few things. does that make sense?
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But I like this one and I think it's a smart idea if apple makes a basic nano phone because a lot of people are staying far from the iPhone because they think it's geeky and complicated.
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Flip phones are so 2005. And I bet the circular scroll wheel isn't even touch-sensitive.
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i think the mac OS agreement says that it should be installed on apple hardware only.
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Apple would say "fuck no" to answer your question, by the way. Or, at least I think that is what they would say.
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longer answer: you're right, the EULA does say that. however, breaking a EULA is only breaking a license agreement, not the law.
however, all-in-one installers like the kalyway dvd (ideneb, etc...) are illegal, because they contain a modified version of the original leopard install disc.
a legal (and less buggy) solution would be to purchase the efix dongle. while it's a bit pricy, it's a legal alternative, since it allows you to install leopard from an unmodified apple dvd.
hopefully this answers your question :)
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Also if I ever by a desktop again, which I doubt, than I would consider hackintoshing a PC a possibility. Unless of course I end up being richer than a college student, in which case, Apple FTW.
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even though time = money, there would still technically be more money in your pocket, even if you have to spend some time adjusting a few things. does that make sense?