3 biggest drawback of iPhone

Nellybelly333

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I will leave out everything that will be fixed by this summers update. For me that basically takes care of my biggest problems.

1) Battery
2) Quiet speakerphone
3) Battery :)
 

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To echo what others have said, 3.0 will fix what's been missing (voice TBT GPS, copy/paste, etc) but the one Achilles heel continues to be battery life. The iPhones "kryptonite.". I haven't heard any rumors/news yet for fixing it, but that doesn't mean there aren't any.
 
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1. Battery (I use the phone too much...which is why I just ordered a battery case)
2. Lack of Exchange Tasks support
3. Configurable reminder settings (snooze, vibrate, etc).
 

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1) Battery
2) Lack of an nice/customizable home screen/lock screen to summarize weather/news/calendar/tasks (without having to jailbreak)
3) Lack of Exchange Task support
 

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A lot of people here have mentioned battery. While I do agree this would be nice, the iPhone is actually one of the better 3G phones as far as battery life so I don't think it's a drawback until there is something better to replace it.

I remember reading something about Apple buying a battery company or something like that. I have a feeling the 3rd gen iPhone will have a better battery.

For me the only thing lacking that hopefully we will see in 3.0 or 3.0/3rdGen is background tasks. "Push" is great for some apps, even better than running in the background, but some things need to actually run in the background to be useful.
 

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1-Battery
2-Its the only phone i have that is awful on at&t network i wonder why?
3- multitasking why can't it its annoying having to jailbreak it to use backgrounder so i can stream xm radio and use tweetie wtf apple this is a consumer phone!!!
 

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Hm, 3.0 fixes my biggest pet peeves. They previously would have been:

1) copy/paste
2) Text issues (deleting single texts, forwarding texts - does 3.0 allow you to forward texts?), and obviously MMS
3) Push notifications

I was never really too concerned about Push e-mail, yes it would be nice, but I can live w/ out it. I more want notifications for my IM and apps like Tweetie, so that'll be nice.

My new ones would probably be:

1) video not supported on iPhone 3G with 3.0?
2) I guess battery? i never really have an issue w/ the battery, i have a car charger and I charge my phone every night. I don't really understand why people complain about having to charge it every night. I don't think it's that hard to just plug in a phone. If you're out of town, fine, buy a car charger.
 

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1. Like others have said: Battery
2. Background Tasks.
3. Wish it had a badge or something to let users know if there is a calendar event on a certain day. For example, if today is the 3rd of the month and I put a reminder in the calendar for the 4th of the month, the calendar app shows up how it is now. When the 4th comes, there should be a badge to let us know there is something on the calendar for today.

Other than those, OS 3.0 will be really good for us come summer.
 
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I haven't had mine for long, but the 3 big drawbacks I saw immediately were

1. No MMS... just the idea that this isn't possible baffles me, but I am assuming there is a very good reason?
2. No video recording... this also seems like a no brainer nowadays.
3. Battery... I have to say it does last a fair amount considering how much I use it, but charging it every night is already getting old and I am only on week 3.
 

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