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> Most, if not all, mobile devices will be doing what the iPhone can do now in about five years. I'll concede you that. But (if S. Jobs is still in the saddle
by CalmQuiet 17y ago
> Most, if not all, mobile devices will be doing what the iPhone can do now in about five years.
I'll concede you that. But (if S. Jobs is still in the saddle), can you imagine what the iPhone might be doing in five years? [I, personally, am not able to.]
- erlanger 17y agoI bought a 1G 5GB iPod in 2002 that worked better than my current 5G 80GB iPod purchased five years later, in 2007. The interface is about the same, but everything is slower. I thought that something was severely wrong with the iPod when I purchased it because the menu interface is slow, verging on unresponsive, whenever music is playing. Apple has had so many chances to make the iPod a better device and has chosen not to, so I'd be surprised if they improved the iPhone significantly.