Waiting for iPhone 4

Thu, Jun 24, 2010 (1:28 a.m.)

People camped out Wednesday night outside the Apple store at Town Square to be the first in line to buy the new iPhone 4 when the store opens this morning.

Discussion: 8 comments so far…

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1. By markp

   June 24, 2010

   2:28 a.m.

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   the iphone 4 looks great, however I for one won't be in any rush to upgrade my iphone 3gs, I no longer feel the new connection plans with reduced downloading offer value for money.

2. By Siromega (Anthony Fiti)

   June 24, 2010

   5:23 a.m.

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   Be sure to buy a bumper case, you can't hold the iphone left handed without one and still expect to complete a call.

3. By Axiom

   June 24, 2010

   6:59 a.m.

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   Apple products are great and I'm getting the 4, but camping out for one??

4. By VegasResident

   June 24, 2010

   7:20 a.m.

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   Cant see the purpose in waiting for bascially an upgrade on a phone (better video, etc)that already exists. I maybe can see why when the IPhone was totally new, but.....

5. By VegasResident

   June 24, 2010

   7:22 a.m.

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   I have a Verizon smartphone. My bro has an Iphone but I always hear him and his family complain about no signal in many places they go with the 3G. I have yet to be somewhere where mine did no work. I don't really care that AT&T reaches 97% of America (that is cell) or that it is a bit faster on download, I care that their 3G coverage stinks comparatively.

6. By ChunkyFlyRight

   June 24, 2010

   8:23 a.m.

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   Chunky says:

   It's not just a phone so perfect 3G reception is not the primary buying motive for iPhone users. Plus, if you turn off 3G you'll have better reception area and a much longer battery life. 3G only improves data transfer.

   Chunky is an Apple / iPhone fan-boy but he still isn't going wait in longs lines or camp out for one.

   Thats what Chunky says!

7. By goingbust

   June 24, 2010

   2:50 p.m.

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   Awww, poor poor fanboi!

8. By Joelipp

   July 1, 2010

   9:53 p.m.

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   Looser