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I am a slender, handsome stud.But a bunch of my fat, disgusting co-workers swear by the free app, Lose It.They rave about it all the time and it really helps them track calories (both consumedand lost by exercise) and has charts and graphs and all kinds of stuff.Good luck
I use it. It's great. And I think it's Free. I have iFitness and it looks good, but I haven't been able to hit the gym much lately so I don't know how good it really is.joey said:
Actually, it seems to be a lot of top Apps, wtf?
Like what? I have the same phone and haven't run across any incompatible issues as of yet.
I may be missing something, but I don't see what this phone has to offer that the iPhone doesn't.Also, I think a huge part of the iPhone's success is iTunes and all of the available apps. Can this phone compete with these things?
Copy/paste plus a removable battery for starters. Seems like Palm looked at the Iphone and what it couldn't do then put it in their phone. Plus, they have thisAdebisi said:
alm really went all out with Web OS. I guess the two factors that make this OS a huge winner are the “card” interface and Synergy. The card interface allows the user to easily switch between tasks, such as viewing pictures, listening to music, and writing an email. All you do is press the Home button and the device zooms out for you to see all the tasks that are currently open. The coolest part, I think, is the ability to simply swipe one of the open tasks right off the display and by that, close the application. So unlike Symbian for example, in which closing a running app is a whole huge deal, this is completely seamless and could not be easier.what carrier?Walton Goggins said:
Upgrade the firmware.
Sprint then Verizon I believe start of 2010
Can't tell from your post but do you already have an Edge iPhone?If so, I say it's not worth the upgrade. We were faced with the same decisionwhen the wife cracked the screen on her iPhone. We brought it to the Mac storeand they said we could have a new Edge iPhone for $199 or get a brand new3G iPhone for the same price. Believe it or not, we decided to stay with theEdge iPhone since it didn't make sense to pay $15 * 12 = $180 more a yearfor a service we were already really happy with.The only thing we don't like is AT&T's cel coverage in our area and upgradingto 3G isn't going to solve that problem.
I have the Gen 1 phone. Thanks for feedback
Ive had it on occasion but never too long
No problems whatsoever other then having to re-jailbreak. Can't tell 2.2.1 really did anything at all.
That's why I haven't updated yet. Don't want to have to go through hassle of jailbreaking again and reinstalling apps.
There is a little app called AptBackup that attaches a list to your iTunes regular backup with a list of the jailbreak software you have. You click on "backup" in the app and it remembers it the next time you backup your phone. Once you've upgraded and re-jailbreak your phone, install this app again and click on "restore" and it will go get all your apps and install them. I tried it once as a test and it works great. If you try it, let me know what you think.
Should of come with one.
it's your wall charger cord, it should detach from the prongs and serve as a USB cable.
I lost the manual so I never read it, but seriously I would never have thought about detatching the prongs on that 4 inch crap replacement for a charge station. I'll have to check it out when I get home, if it turns out to be the case, thanks for saving me a probably embarassing trip to the apple store. 
didn't your iphone come with a wall charger? I thought this was standard.
Yes but it never looked like it changed into a USB port where the prongs were. It is white, about 6 inches long, and rather cheap looking. I don't have it with me so I can't check right now.mex said:didn't your iphone come with a wall charger? I thought this was standard.Pots said:mex said:I lost the manual so I never read it, but seriously I would never have thought about detatching the prongs on that 4 inch crap replacement for a charge station. I'll have to check it out when I get home, if it turns out to be the case, thanks for saving me a probably embarassing trip to the apple store.
Great game. More of a sequel then a remake, but very fun. Tons of cool little mini games. Well worth $6
Probably because it doesn't come with the actual Kindle.
Yes, but you dont need the kindle because it is delivered to phone instead. I understand making this available to iphone but dont understand why it is for free. I think they would have been able to fetch some money for it, especially since the kindle is so expensive and people buy it
They're paying for the device, not the software.And the software on an iPhone isn't the same thing as using a Kindle.There are other free programs out there that do what the iPhone Kindle program does.So there's really no way they could charge for it and expect to make much money on the program.Where they want to make money is on the ebooks you purchase from Amazon on the free Kindle program.
nevermind, its called facedouble and its hilarious. good party app
apparently i look like justin tmberlake, enrique iglesias, and matt damon.... and also andy ****
