I guess there isn't anything else to do except to wait until the iPhone arrives to NZ. When exactly will this happen? Nobody knows for sure, there are rumors that it might be vodafone or telecom. Whoever it may be, they better hurry up.
I've heard of some people who have bought them and are using them here in NZ although the phone feature is nonoperational. To tell you the truth, I wouldn't mind doing the same. It has so many features that the phone part doesn't become so important. Ok, that might sound really dumb, after all, why would somebody buy a phone if it's useless? And the reason is very simple, the iPhone is much more than just a phone. The fact that you can get them with 8 Gb of memory, will be enough to store your favourite music, take as many pictures you like with its integrated camera, check your email, browse the internet, have your address book sorted, browse google maps... and the list just goes on and on and on!
The simplicity of its use is absolutely amazing. You don't need more than five minutes to find the way you can access every single item within your phone. Some features that really stand out are the touch screen, the fact that you can zoom in and out of of a picture by just "pinching" the screen, and that you can browse images and internet horizontally. It's a real gem. The new iPods will have the touch screen features integrated into them rest assured. Makes you wonder if they'll start making computers with touch screens too. I'm sure they will.
Apple really scored big with the iPod and now they'll do it again with the iPhone. It is no wonder that people were lining up to get the first iPhones on the market. People camping out of the movie theaters to get the first tickets will know why people were doing the same for the iPhone. "Get a life!" you say? My answer to that would be to remember those occasions as a kid when you couldn't sleep because something big was happening the next day. That is the kind of adrenaline the iPhone is able to muster in all Apple fans. And by the way, I do have an iLife!
sorry... couldn't help it, hahaha.
I've heard of some people who have bought them and are using them here in NZ although the phone feature is nonoperational. To tell you the truth, I wouldn't mind doing the same. It has so many features that the phone part doesn't become so important. Ok, that might sound really dumb, after all, why would somebody buy a phone if it's useless? And the reason is very simple, the iPhone is much more than just a phone. The fact that you can get them with 8 Gb of memory, will be enough to store your favourite music, take as many pictures you like with its integrated camera, check your email, browse the internet, have your address book sorted, browse google maps... and the list just goes on and on and on!
The simplicity of its use is absolutely amazing. You don't need more than five minutes to find the way you can access every single item within your phone. Some features that really stand out are the touch screen, the fact that you can zoom in and out of of a picture by just "pinching" the screen, and that you can browse images and internet horizontally. It's a real gem. The new iPods will have the touch screen features integrated into them rest assured. Makes you wonder if they'll start making computers with touch screens too. I'm sure they will.
Apple really scored big with the iPod and now they'll do it again with the iPhone. It is no wonder that people were lining up to get the first iPhones on the market. People camping out of the movie theaters to get the first tickets will know why people were doing the same for the iPhone. "Get a life!" you say? My answer to that would be to remember those occasions as a kid when you couldn't sleep because something big was happening the next day. That is the kind of adrenaline the iPhone is able to muster in all Apple fans. And by the way, I do have an iLife!
sorry... couldn't help it, hahaha.
