Comments on: The iPhone – improvements needed? http://italkmagazine.com/the-iphone-improvements-needed For brand new iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad users Tue, 01 Nov 2011 20:25:57 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.2 By: makhlari http://italkmagazine.com/the-iphone-improvements-needed/comment-page-1#comment-64 makhlari Tue, 11 Nov 2008 07:36:15 +0000 http://www.italkmagazine.com/?p=794#comment-64 Well put. As the blogger says - one could go on and on. What I find particularily primitive for such an advanced phone is it's mail, SMS and contacts capabilities. I want to be able to forward a SMS. I want to be able to send a contact as a business card or SMS. I want MMS. I would like a decent call manager. Simple functions. Stuff that the majority of phones way below the price of the iPhone do. I have been told to install 3rd party apps. This is all very well but then, in order to enjoy a broad selection, I need to jailbreak the phone. (Not for the feint hearted!) Or, spend tens of dollars to accomplish what should have been available on the phone in the first place -not to mention the inconvenience. Mu current iPhone is 3G. It is my second phone which demonstrates my liking of it. I just really thought that by now Apple would have listened to their consumers. Well put. As the blogger says – one could go on and on. What I find particularily primitive for such an advanced phone is it’s mail, SMS and contacts capabilities. I want to be able to forward a SMS. I want to be able to send a contact as a business card or SMS. I want MMS. I would like a decent call manager. Simple functions. Stuff that the majority of phones way below the price of the iPhone do.
I have been told to install 3rd party apps. This is all very well but then, in order to enjoy a broad selection, I need to jailbreak the phone. (Not for the feint hearted!) Or, spend tens of dollars to accomplish what should have been available on the phone in the first place -not to mention the inconvenience. Mu current iPhone is 3G. It is my second phone which demonstrates my liking of it. I just really thought that by now Apple would have listened to their consumers.

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