Comments on: We Get It — iPhone 3GS is Faster than Fast Fast!

By: Truth

Truth — Wed, 01 Jul 2009 19:09:02 +0000

Great now can we see the power used beyond gaming?

By: Dmys

Dmys — Wed, 01 Jul 2009 03:16:37 +0000

We clearly have different definition of trolling, you seem to be (opinion, I'm allowed to have one so are you).

You assumed that I was trolling by your standards, once again, you have your opinion. If people agree with you that's fine, but I don't really care what everyone thinks, and if I step on a few toes while voicing what is obvious I'm okay with it. I'm obviosuly able to dish it out.

I personally think we've seen more than enough of "omg it's faster!!" if you don't think so, that's perfectly okay with me. But I'm tired of seeing it as I've mentioned I've seen it in pretty much all the tech blogs I mentioned.

In common sense of humans, things being told over and over again usually bothers people. Maybe you're not one of them, once again, not a problem with me.

I actually think it is essential to the topic because I did speak the truth didn't I? I did state that there were too many of these already and we've seen it several times even on TiPB. Maybe it's my fault for visiting too many tech sites but again, personal habit, we're all allowed to have one.

Where the problem lies is how you define my attitude, and trying to do that is trying to do that online is quiet impossible. While you thought I was "trolling" I'm genuinely annoyed by "It's faster" blogs. Maybe to some people it is big news, to some people it's extremely exciting. Good for them, but it's been news to me since the WWDC, it's time to let go. We know it's fast, we love it, but how many blogs can a person see before he gets tired of it? For me it was about 7 or 8.

It's like listening to a broken record over and over again, it's not news anymore to be quiet honest. In my sense, I wasn't being rude, if Rene thought that I was being rude, I'm sure he would have said something. We've all seen him defend himself and he's quiet good at it.

You say my comment is useless, I say this particular post is useless. And it's not to offend Rene but, like I said repeat of information that is getting old real fast.

So please, no more speed comparisons. Time to move onto the other aspects of the 3GS.

By: Daniel

Daniel — Wed, 01 Jul 2009 02:18:33 +0000

No, YOU would have been ok, read your two posts: the first one was dumb, the one where you replied to me was intelligent.

By: Dmys

Dmys — Wed, 01 Jul 2009 01:43:12 +0000

So pretty much if I was the second to post something you would have been okay, hmm looks like you have a first-itis.

By: Daniel

Daniel — Tue, 30 Jun 2009 23:14:21 +0000

Hakala: that’s why I try to flame myself a bit when I flame others! :.D

By: Daniel

Daniel — Tue, 30 Jun 2009 23:02:51 +0000

Dmys,

You’re a troll because you’re posting non-essential information. Nobody is gathering useful insight or interesting comment from your silly little rant. You obviously just like to see your name on the comments. End of story.

Fortunately, your reply to me was a lot more insightful, perhaps if you’d stick to “non-first-post-Dmys” instead of “omg-im-first-Dmys” you’d avoid e-crusaders like me from counter-trolling you

By: Nick

Nick — Tue, 30 Jun 2009 22:37:32 +0000

Well Kevin I’d put down your bad experience to your stupidity…sim card=cell reception

By: Hakala

Hakala — Tue, 30 Jun 2009 22:12:50 +0000

Well said Adrian. I think i speak for the majority of all the readers on here when I say that these forums are for fellow fanboys of the iPhone/3G/3GS not singleing any certain one person out. Everybody is free to read these articles as well as when comment on them. But please, to everybody, keep rude remarks to a dull roar. It’s common courtesy. It’s okay to question another ones comment but keep it straight forward and polite enough to be considered positive feedback.

By: Thinktankempire

Thinktankempire — Tue, 30 Jun 2009 22:07:22 +0000

I love reading forum/comment arguments. They’re so pointless! It makes my day! Please…continue! We are all a voice without a face. Ahhhhh….technology.

By: Kevin

Kevin — Tue, 30 Jun 2009 22:02:56 +0000

On my second 3GS. I bought one for my wife and we both loved it. Setup was easy and experience painless. Then a week later I decided I wanted one for me. What a clusterfk that turned out to be. Delayed shipping since they were out of the 32GB black version. Finally got it first thing Monday AM and went onto iTunes to set it all up. Message from Apple: “Due to volume of activations it will take up to 48 hours to activate your new iPhone”. What? A couple weeks after launch? You shtin me? So, after the first 8 hours I called Apple. Rep: “Yeah, we’re experiencing alot of activiations. Sorry, can’t help you.” Nice job, loser. This afternoon, about 33 hours later, I called AT&T. This gal had no idea what to do, poor thing. But, she put me on hold and went to ask questions. Before we put me on hold she asked me if it had the SIM card in it. Hmmm. I never checked since they’re supposed to ship with it installed. While on hold, I checked. When I re-installed, it reset the network search and everything worked. If you have this problem, don’t waste your time with Apple techs, AT&T reps, or waste a day and a half without service. (I couldn’t use my old phone as once you accept agreement on iTunes it shuts your old service off even before it activates the new phone.) This is a business line, so thanks Apple and AT&T for all that lost service. I’d like to send you the bill for your incompetence!!!