Slate: Five years ago, after waiting in line at the Apple Store for much of the day, I finally got my hands on the first iPhone. I rushed home, plugged it into iTunes, signed my life away to Apple, and activated service with AT&T. As I swiped and multi-touched over the next few hours, I felt the modern world come into focus.
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And I ompletely agree
Apple should try something different in iPhone 5.
Apple's innovator is gone. the man who implemented everything Apple is known for today is lost.
the company are now relying on old ideas and law suits.
after the first iphone which was awesome coz the closest competition was a nokia with symbian software. but since android, windows mobile etc...apple is now nothing more than an option.
I agree, but the problem is, it's still the best phone in terms of software support on the market. I've been wanting to upgrade my old iPhone for a while, and have been looking at the Galaxy S3, but the backup/restore capability on iTunes and the fact that Apple tend to support the phone with new software for at least 3 years is making me wait until a new iPhone is announced.
Plus iOS is a hell of a lot more stable and safe than Android.