Ok I admit to being a little caught up the Apple hype and bought the iphone 4. A very good looking phone, but usability is very poor. I live on the outskirts of town and always had full signal strength with my Sony Ericsson phone. With the iphone 4 I am down to 1 bar - without even holding it! If I was a townie, I wouldn't care but when you are working in houses/travelling signal isn't often 100% so with this phone I think I will have a lot of missed calls! Also I sent a text message and it remained in the outbox until I realised, presumably because of the poor signal.
Also I have found you are very much locked into Apple when it comes to customising your phone. Everything is centred around itunes and it costs ££ to download ringtones. I couldn't find a way to load my own.
I tried to transfer my old contacts via bluetooth but the iphone snobbishly refused to talk to my sony lol.
Sorry but the iphone may be just right for the geeks and fanboys but just isn't good for tradesmen who need a phone that actually works. I'm going to be returning it asap back to the shop.
Also I have found you are very much locked into Apple when it comes to customising your phone. Everything is centred around itunes and it costs ££ to download ringtones. I couldn't find a way to load my own.
I tried to transfer my old contacts via bluetooth but the iphone snobbishly refused to talk to my sony lol.
Sorry but the iphone may be just right for the geeks and fanboys but just isn't good for tradesmen who need a phone that actually works. I'm going to be returning it asap back to the shop.