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12/12/08
Um, that sounds like a two line javascript fix.
$5 is a bit too much. I'll have too look at how poor this implementation is. It doesn't seem particularly novel. Certainly useful at times, but this is something that can easily be cobbled together by someone with a little bit of know-how in mere minutes.
12/12/08
12/12/08
Does the iPhone have MMS? No. But I can send photos easily through email.
12/12/08
12/12/08
You signed a 2 year contract.
12/12/08
12/12/08
At some point, every telecom raises rates, creating a materially adverse change to the contract, offering the user an opportunity to opt out. For example, T-Mobile hiked messaging rates 1 week before the iPhone 3G was released. Didn't pay an ETF to get out of my contract.
ETFs are for suckers.
12/12/08
12/12/08
VOILA, PROBLEM SOLVED.
Goddammit, Apple. God dammit.
12/11/08
If you absolutely need copy and paste, then the solution is simple: get a different phone. If you bought one with the assumption that it would, then you are a fool and have no one to blame but yourself and not a company that you think should cater to your every desire.
Also, if it took a few people to create a somewhat halfassed workaround for this procedure then maybe maybe it's not as easy of a feature to add. I wouldn't be surprised if there is a way to do it but not do it well enough that apple has adopted it's typical "all or nothing" approach.
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12/11/08
So that explains the unusually warm December day we had yesterday. Only something this massive could have affected the environment like that...
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