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Can the iPhone legitimately consider itself a gaming console? (3 quotes)

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Joshua Topolsky Blogger

Not yet (1 quotes)

While there's no question the iPhone and touch have made inroads when it comes to gaming, it still isn't clear that there's going to be anything beyond a casual interest for these devices. Read the Article

Quoted by johncapello on Dec. 13th, 2008

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Does the move to Wal-Mart indicate an inevitable $99 iPhone? (5 quotes)

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John Herrman Blogger

Such a low price-point is unrealistic (3 quotes)

What about all the $99 4GB model nonsense? It hasn't been confirmed, and still doesn't sound that likely. Read the Article

Quoted by jesse on Dec. 8th, 2008

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Has criticism of the Blackberry Storm been fair? (7 quotes)

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Brian X. Chen

Yes it has legitimate flaws (5 quotes)

Though Verizon says the Storm is its fastest selling handset yet, the touchscreen phone is also generating more negative buzz than any BlackBerry before. Read the Article

Quoted by jesse on Dec. 5th, 2008

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How does the Nokia N97 compare to the competition? (5 quotes)

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Larry Dignan Columnist

Amazing, but flawed (2 quotes)

The N97 may be the coolest gadget on the planet, but there’s no way I’m paying that much for it. Overall, the N97 may be the future netbook or laptop/smartphone hybrid, but it sure isn’t priced like one. Read the Article

Quoted by jesse on Dec. 2nd, 2008

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iPhone versus Blackberry Storm: who wins? (6 quotes)

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Walt Mossberg Columnist

iPhone (3 quotes)

There’s another glaring deficit in the Storm: It lacks Wi-Fi capability. This means that, unlike on the Bold, the iPhone or the Google G1, if high-speed cellphone data service is absent or pokey, you can’t fall back on speedy Wi-Fi connections in public places. Read the Article

Quoted by jesse on Nov. 24th, 2008

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