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11/20/08
I can't not have wifi.
And what of the implementation of cut/paste? I think the site touched on it once before but I can't remember.
11/20/08
I thought typing on the iPhone was an abortion for a long time, but now I've just learned to trust the software and I can tie or beat my buddies in a random typing speed and accuracy test. Yes, we do that.
I think RIM needs to stick with what they know best, making their nea-terrific fixed keyboard even better. Conisdering how much R&D scratch went into this, it needed to be a winner.
Top marks for the screen click thing. At least they didn't try and imitate the iPhone but actually attempted to evolve it. Thanks for the review... for now, I'm glad I sold my RIM stock.
11/20/08
I think Verizon will sell lots of them. Too bad for no WiFi. It's going to be a tremendous drain on Verizon's 3G network. I can't imagine using my iPhone at home without the WiFi connection.
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