Knowledge actually consists of knowing what you’re talking about which your article and all of your pitiful attempts of responding have confirmed you lack.

I’m not responding to your next attempt at razzing me up as it’s obvious to me now that you have the intelligence and ability to follow a conversation with that of a 12 year old.
Go ahead – Have the last say – I’ve proven my point, the question is did you prove yours?

P.S. How much did you pay those ugly tramps to take a photo with you? Lets all hope it was just the change in your back pocket hey…

Over and Out….

Without ever gaining any real substance or fact within this article I actually wonder why I even read past the opening statement.

So who is the actually fan boy here???

I can tell you after serving a long time researching and following technological trends for many years that my opinions are not brand orientated but rather measured in fact – Like I originally said “its simple to write a bias opinion” try laying the cards on the table next time…

After carefully considering this response I shall not endeavor to bother here again as it seems your careless opinions and points of view have no backbone.

Why I bothered, I do not know………

If your only concern is it doesn’t have flash – Jailbreak it – The thing is, there is a choice…

Yes, there is a choice: buy another phone.

The fact that Allowing Flash — which is a development platform of its own — would just be too dangerous for Apple, a company that exerts total dominance over its hardware and the software that runs on it. Flash has evolved from being a mere animation player into a multimedia platform capable of running applications of its own. That means Flash would open a new door for application developers to get their software onto the iPhone: Just code them in Flash and put them on a web page. In so doing, Flash would divert business from the App Store, as well as enable publishers to distribute music, videos and movies that could compete with the iTunes Store.

Now don’t get me wrong, I’d love to see a way that some form of flash player could come to the iPhone legitimately, but leaving out the point that flash being able to be implemented in a way that doesn’t violate the Terms of Service thus making it virtually impossible is another thing.

Now all this brings me to the final point – The reason most people actually like Apple products and as strange as it may seem, is for the simple fact that things are restricted thrus allowing for a sturdy and solid working platform. For those that don’t want that security, they can jailbreak it and install a whole bunch of things – Yes including flash – But now that your phone is no longer protected, you’ve now opened yourself to the probability of turning your phone into a brick. So why again is the iPhone a bad product? Because it protects it’s profits and in turn provides a safe guard for its users? To me it sounds like good customers service…. If your only concern is it doesn’t have flash – Jailbreak it – The thing is, there is a choice – It’s yours to make……….. Choose.