iphone 的可不可以?
everyone has his telephone,so i am.
But i have a special one,iphone!
Believe the hype.The iPhone is everything it's touted to be.
Sorry to disappoint you haters out there,but there's no Reality Distortion Field here,just a brilliant product in the Apple iPhone.It's a mobile phone,an iPod,and Web browser in your pocket,giving you music,video,e-mail,notes,the Internet,and more.It's a snap to use and syncs right up with my constantly growing iTunes library of MP3s,videos,and podcasts.Oh,yeah,and it's damn sexy.
I guess I should start with a bit of background.
I 've been using mobile devices as long as digital cellular has existed.I had one of the first GSM phones in the States,a Nokia 2190,then moved on to a CDPD 1G phone (Ericsson R280LX) for the first foray into the mobile Net.I had a Palm Vx with an OmniSky digital modem sled.I surfed 2G networks with devices like the Sony Ericsson P900 and the Motorola RAZR V3.Finally,I used 2.5G EDGE networks with the T-Mobile MDA and the Nokia N80.While I've played with 3G devices like the AT&T Tilt,the BlackBerry Curve,and the Moto RAZR2,I haven't found that one device that gets me all the functions available on the iPhone,at the competence level of the iPhone.
I've carried Archos,Compaq,and Creative MP3 players,followed by (sometimes concurrent with) two generations of "classic" iPods and all three generations of the iPod nano.While the nanos are nice and compact,they involve a bit of forethought to pull out,use,and put away on my hour-long commute on the train.I have to listen to music and podcasts on this commute,otherwise I'd go crazy bored or sleep through my stop on the way home every evening.With the iPhone,I just have to carry the earphones in a pocket,and I can be listening to music or viewing a video in 15 seconds,whether I'm on the train or anywhere else.Likewise,I can just disconnect the cord and put away the earbuds in 10 seconds when I'm done—no more stowing the iPod someplace safe (or worse,forgetting it).It's always in my pocket or on my hip.
Back in the days when I was using both a phone and an iPod,I had problems missing calls:Even with the phone on vibrate,I didn't notice incoming calls.(I use sound-isolating earphones,the Shure SE310,to block the braying of the talkative cell-phone users in the seats next to me.) Now I don't miss those calls:The iPhone automatically mutes the audio,then rings in the headphones to tell me I have a call.
With the MPA-3c adapter on my headphones,I can even talk (briefly) to my family in case they need me to pick up milk on my way home.The MPA-3c adapter lets me use any pair of headphones or earbuds as a mobile headset with voice and iPod control.Whether on the Shure headphones or on the Bluetooth hands-free hookup in my car,calls have been as good as they can be on the mobile networks.(At least as good as the RAZR V3 or Nokia N80,and worlds better than the MDA).
Last but not least,there's the mobile Internet.For that long commute,I can quickly look up the train schedules if I'm not taking my usual train or find out the reason for the latest delay.If I'm in a bar I can use the iPhone to look up a disputed fact on Wikipedia (Guinness book,eat your heart out).Now that Exchange will be supported on the iPhone,I will be able to get my corporate e-mail (though webmail works,too).It's not the fastest Internet,but it is ubiquitous.I've used the iPhone to book last-minute reservations on OpenTable.com.I've comparison-shopped on Amazon.com to figure out if it's worth the "I want it now" premium in a retail store.Then there's just keeping up on the news on sites like NYTimes.com and BBC.com.Most of this content is available on "mobile-optimized" Web sites,but I can view "normal" Web sites,like the NYC subway map,zooming in and out with the multitouch "pinching."
Adobe Flash isn't on the iPhone yet,but I'm willing to wait for a 3G—or,better yet,a 4G—iPhone before Flash becomes a "must have." I've used Flash on a laptop with a 3G card,and it's nowhere near as useful or entertaining as it is on a home or corporate broadband network.The high-speed networks aren't all there yet:You travel 40 or 50 miles out of the urban areas and you're back to 2.5G EDGE or 1xRTT anyway.
Is there room for improvement?Yes,of course there is,but for early 2008 at least,the Apple iPhone is the perfect mobile information,communication,and entertainment device.
Any way i really love my iphone,like mcdonald word：“ i m loving it!”
