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Can't really see myself laughing at the new iphone because it's gorgeous piece of hardware. Pic and video quality seem better than my Evo.
That's your prerogative.

Actually why don't you take a gander on the camera quality of the new iPhone and then come back to me and say that the one on Evo is better
iPhone's video
Actually why don't you take a gander on the camera quality of the new iPhone and then come back to me and say that the one on Evo is better
iPhone's video
That video is either fake or touched up. The video was not uploaded in the iPhone 4's native format.
Someone would fake the video quality? <mock indignation>
I mean, Apple has always taken great pains to be completely honest about the device.
When they show something on the screen for comparison, you can believe that is EXACTLY how it really looks. They wouldn't show less pictures on the negative side, or more pictures on the iPhone 4 side, just to sell us on a product.
LOL?
They have been caught in some whoppers....
LOL?
They have been caught in some whoppers....
He was being sarcastic lol
Overall, the iPhone 4 outclasses pretty much every smartphone on the market in terms of industrial design. It just comes off like a far more expensive device, like a Mobiado or Vertu -- but better designed. And it's not just the way the phone looks; the materials feel good -- premium -- in your hands. The first few days we had our test unit, we were definitely freaked out about dropping or losing the phone, and some of that had to do with the fact that it's just a really beautiful device to use and hold.
Got to love most gadget sites though who are reporting this problem jumping on the bandwagon as the fact is in their so called expert product reviews they even missed the problem and sang its praises:
Take Engadget for example:
iPhone 4 review -- Engadget
Then next minute we see them come up with this:
Hey Apple, you're holding it wrong -- Engadget
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Last time I take anything they say on anything without a mahoosive pinch of salt.
Got to love most gadget sites though who are reporting this problem jumping on the bandwagon as the fact is in their so called expert product reviews they even missed the problem and sang its praises:
Take Engadget for example:
iPhone 4 review -- Engadget
Then next minute we see them come up with this:
Hey Apple, you're holding it wrong -- Engadget
![]()
Last time I take anything they say on anything without a mahoosive pinch of salt.