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]]> By: Rhys Lloyd http://www.digitaltrends.com/talk-backs/the-iphone-and-the-next-big-thing/#comment-61242 Rhys Lloyd Thu, 25 Jun 2009 05:07:09 +0000 #comment-61242 Why do you want a keyboard? I try using the keyboard on my girlfriend's Hiptop Slide and it's just a nightmare. I don't always want a keyboard in the way - when I'm not using it, I don't want it cluttering up my phone.<br /> <br /> Did you ever think that there are massive line ups for the iPhone because it's actually a good product? Great marketing helps, but consumers will eventually always see through poor products - and the iPhone's popularity is just getting bigger and better. "The customer is always right," as they say. Maybe you're just wrong. Why do you want a keyboard? I try using the keyboard on my girlfriend's Hiptop Slide and it's just a nightmare. I don't always want a keyboard in the way – when I'm not using it, I don't want it cluttering up my phone.

Did you ever think that there are massive line ups for the iPhone because it's actually a good product? Great marketing helps, but consumers will eventually always see through poor products – and the iPhone's popularity is just getting bigger and better. “The customer is always right,” as they say. Maybe you're just wrong.

]]> By: San Diego Nerd http://www.digitaltrends.com/talk-backs/the-iphone-and-the-next-big-thing/#comment-61241 San Diego Nerd Mon, 22 Jun 2009 15:13:34 +0000 #comment-61241 More spurious drivel from this guy? DigitalTrends calls this news? To start out with, the iPod didn't "transform music", Rob, it transformed the way we purchase, store, organize and listen to music. I recommend you stay away from discussing music per se because you are obviously not qualified to do so, and you look foolish. <br /> <br /> Secondly, iPods and iPhones are successful because (despite your many admonitions to the contrary) they are well-designed, thoughtfully engineered, superbly-built and highly-polished products released into a complete, cohesive ecosystem. They are fun, easy and even inspirational to use. They incorporate engineering and user interface features that will inform industrial design for years to come. You put way too much emphasis on Apple's marketing, as if to make up for being so wrong so often. Too late -- you are the laughingstock of informed readers. <br /> <br /> Lastly, just because I cannot help myself but to point this out, you should never use a comma before an opening parenthesis. <br /> <br /> What a troll! More spurious drivel from this guy? DigitalTrends calls this news? To start out with, the iPod didn't “transform music”, Rob, it transformed the way we purchase, store, organize and listen to music. I recommend you stay away from discussing music per se because you are obviously not qualified to do so, and you look foolish.

Secondly, iPods and iPhones are successful because (despite your many admonitions to the contrary) they are well-designed, thoughtfully engineered, superbly-built and highly-polished products released into a complete, cohesive ecosystem. They are fun, easy and even inspirational to use. They incorporate engineering and user interface features that will inform industrial design for years to come. You put way too much emphasis on Apple's marketing, as if to make up for being so wrong so often. Too late — you are the laughingstock of informed readers.

Lastly, just because I cannot help myself but to point this out, you should never use a comma before an opening parenthesis.

What a troll!

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