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I think the link you have have provided is now blocked. But that is hilarious. very good.
I have had 4Gs for few days now. I love it. very snappy compared to my old I phone. very nice camera However it could be my voice but its pretty hit and miss with Siri I am sure it will improve over time.
Thanks. Fixed the link. Which phone did you upgrade from? – P
Went from 3G. Just a little bit better 🙂
Um, yes. Just a *little* bit. 😉
I’m still using/thrashing my iPhone 4 … but the geek in me is tempted.
I reported for RadioLIVE from the ‘queue’ at the Telecom store in Victoria St on release day and quizzed the six people in the line for their reasons for upgrading from 4 > 4S … and wasn’t convinced the jump was worth it for me.
But anyone on a 3G, like you, has/had a good case IMO. Some of the enhancements of iOS5, never mind that they’re copied from android, are worth having.
– P
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