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    Much has already been written about the short battery life of the iPhone, and CNET UK's editors didn't leave it off their list. "If you turn off 3G, GPS and Wi-Fi, you can squeeze a weekend out of the iPhone 3GS... but why would you want to, without the best features of the phone?" The one ounce of praise CNET reserved for the iPhone is that it is that it's the best handheld computer out there. Full Article at WNYW | Fox 5 New York
    If you turn off 3G, GPS and Wi-Fi, you can squeeze a weekend out of the iPhone 3GS... but why would you want to, without the best features of the phone?
    SOURCE: WNYW | Fox 5 New York 3 weeks ago
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iPhone Named Worst Phone in World
  1. For all these features that make smart phones live up to their names, the iPhone does a bang-up job. Just don't try to actually make a phone call on one.
    SOURCE: WNYW | Fox 5 New York 3 weeks ago
  2. It drops calls, fails to connect and doesn't even ring sometimes -- not for everyone, but more often than any other phone we're currently using
    SOURCE: WNYW | Fox 5 New York 3 weeks ago
  3. Call quality on the iPhone is pathetic, and it's mostly because of the tiny speaker. It has to be aligned with your ear canal with the accuracy of a laser-guided ninja doing cataract surgery, or else the volume cuts down to nothing as the sound waves bounce uselessly around your ear shells
    SOURCE: WNYW | Fox 5 New York 3 weeks ago
  4. The microphone is similarly craptastic, letting in all and sundry sounds to pollute your important calls, from fire alarms to passing unlicensed mopeds.
    SOURCE: WNYW | Fox 5 New York 3 weeks ago

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