And am thinking about upgrading to the iPhone 4. All I have to do is unlock this phone and I'll be able to sell it for enough to pay for the new phone.


> Disclaimer: I don't have one, but I'm thinking of getting one.
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> I made my peace with Apple when I stopped thinking of the iPhone as a computer.
> Historically phones have been crappy locked platforms where you had to pay to
> even get a ringtone (and probably some still are like that). In that sense the
> iPhone is a great phone.
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> There Droid phones with more features, but the few the iPhone has are done well
> (like the responsive touch screen). The first generation iPhone was quite crappy
> and II didn't look further then, but recently I was impressed by the 3GS. If the
> 4 is faster than that's quite a good improvement. Others features have catched
> up as well.
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> I have one of the "computer" phones - the N95. I can put whatever I want into
> it, but at the end the lack of good interface makes it very limited. I've looked
> at the N850 (no n900 around here) but I wasn't very impressed by the interface
> (it felt clunky like the first iPhone).
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> Do Droid phones fare better? What's a good alternative?
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