iPhone & HTC Touch Diamond

Mondo · 02-06-2008, 23:57

No it hasn't stopped me

The size of the iphone might be longer and wider but it is MUCH thinner, it is probably thinner than 90% of phones out there. Only a few Samsung and Motorola Razr series is as thin. So it fits well in the pocket, it doesn't stick out like the N95 does. The only downside is I had to get a IMAT2 to give the phone better grip, I mean the ipod is fine without a case because the position you hold it at (45 degrees to horizontal), so that you can see and play with it. The iphone when making calls you hold it vertically, and it is like a soap without a case so its very easy to drop.

I have no regrets going from the N95 to the iphone at all. I don't think i even used the 3G in my N95 since my sim is from the K750i which is a 2G sim. Plus i am on PAYG so 3G would have killed my credit in minutes so i am not missing out on something i can live without.

02-06-2008, 23:57	#11
Mondo Absinthe Join Date: Jul 2006 Posts: 2,174	No it hasn't stopped me The size of the iphone might be longer and wider but it is MUCH thinner, it is probably thinner than 90% of phones out there. Only a few Samsung and Motorola Razr series is as thin. So it fits well in the pocket, it doesn't stick out like the N95 does. The only downside is I had to get a IMAT2 to give the phone better grip, I mean the ipod is fine without a case because the position you hold it at (45 degrees to horizontal), so that you can see and play with it. The iphone when making calls you hold it vertically, and it is like a soap without a case so its very easy to drop. I have no regrets going from the N95 to the iphone at all. I don't think i even used the 3G in my N95 since my sim is from the K750i which is a 2G sim. Plus i am on PAYG so 3G would have killed my credit in minutes so i am not missing out on something i can live without. __________________ My Website / MSN / Email / Flickr / Blog