I DON'T WANT IT and I DON'T NEED IT. Period. Is that clear enough for you? Nothing else matters. I don't see the value - one still has to stop what one's doing to look for the blinking light. As I said, I had it on my BlackBerry and I thought it was worthless (to me) at that time. I disabled it... and ended up with an ugly, non-functional LED on the face of my BlackBerry.
I didn't "pack up shop", I merely stopped pi$$ing into the wind. Can you just accept that (1) not everyone is going to want it; (2) not everyone is going to agree with your position and (3) sometimes, it's just not worth the time/bandwidth to keep jawing about it.
Every time there's an opportunity to mention it, there you are beating the drum extolling the virtues of a LED that "EVERYONE" either wants or will want once it's in the iPhone. I say it's time to just bugger off. When the new iPhone comes out, if it has a LED you can say "I told you so", but I'm still not going to want or use it. If I'm right and it's not there, I'll take the "high road" and not mention it.
You are about 1% of the cell phone population and I'm just glad the new IPhone will have it so everyone, yourself included, can look at it and just say how ugly it is. An LED is just one more form of notifying a user. Isn't that what IPhone user have been b1tching about forever? Piss poor notifications. Other than you thinking an unlit LED is ugly you still have given no reasons against it. Now go pack up and move on.
Dude why you getting so wound up about a little light? I think you need to see the light lol
I'm going to go with no.
I mean their are times when i check it multiple times within a couple minutes, but its usually because I'm in a loud environment and don't always feel if my phone vibrates.
Other than that, it usually just sits somewhere near me all day.
Try this experiment: Put your phone away for an hour. If you get itchy during that time, you might be a habitual checker.
I constantly check for texts. I leave my phone on silent at work so I never know if someone is calling/texting. It's crazy how many times I hit my phone to check. Crazy.