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1. Comment - Now That The Novelty's Worn Off...

   (Jan 14, 2007 - 4:52 PM)

   Will the iphone have the same problems as the ipod have? like that small problem of requiring itunes to be able to load it with music files and a sealed case so you can´t change battery... (or have they somehow created a iMagicBattery that never breaks or need recharging when you are out in the woods?) for a person like me, there is no way im going to pay that much for a mobilephone where i can´t even change battery. (i like to have a spare battery with me for my mobilephones, but i could be wrong, maybe its not a mobilephone for people that needs to be able to use it 24/7).
   
   Will the screen on a iphone survive everyday use? why im wondering is that i think a mobile phone should be able to survive a drop from at least 1 meter to the ground or survive that someone accidently sits one the phone, dropped in snow and so on... without breaking (phones are made to be used and i now that some manufacturers are a lot better than others when it comes to build phones that survive accidents). the reason that im a bit worried about the screen on iPhone is that its a large touch display and that touch displays are usally a lot softer than a normal display where manufacturers easily can put a protective extra layer of plastic on top of the screen for protection and make that layer of plastic easy to change like on many SonyEricson and Nokia phones.
   
   (i now that my question if it will survive everyday use or not, will be answered some time after they start selling it, and that time will tell if its a good phone or not.)
   
   /MW