PSM
Well-known member
I hope if the iPhone is any kind of success the next revision will split into two models -- the regular model which is basically a really cool feature phone, and an iPhone Pro, a smartphone which is open to 3rd-party software, has support for Office, that kind of thing. I understand Apple not wanting to overwhelm basic users with too many choices and have to deal with 3rd party apps screwing up the phone, etc. But right now there's not enough to get the smartphone and business crowd to come over, and I hope they intend to play to that market as well.
The old perception of Apple computers only being good for "people who are too stupid to operate a real computer" is definitely not true, but as of now it sounds like they're living up to that stereotype with the iPhone.
The old perception of Apple computers only being good for "people who are too stupid to operate a real computer" is definitely not true, but as of now it sounds like they're living up to that stereotype with the iPhone.