come now - he's always been extremely helpful. I feel that was in bad taste
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come now - he's always been extremely helpful. I feel that was in bad taste
Danny ur cool if you reading this disguised as Pitbull or someone
Please do not mock my Hero, he would never disguise himself if he was dannyK - please man, don't be like that - It is not needed here.
DannyK wouldn't never be as cool as Pitbull, cause Danny's a scchhhhmuck!
Hi guys
Do not expect official details until Friday morning early. Vodacom has an agreement with Apple which means that they may not release anything until then.
Do not expect official details until Friday morning early. Vodacom has an agreement with Apple which means that they may not release anything until then.
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I was too, till I saw the Samsung Omnia, so I will rather wait for that since Im quiet accustomed to waiting already
Don't get me wrong, the Omnia is a great phone - technically even "better" features than the iPhone. BUT, don't think the user interface is as simple, beautiful or as smooth as the iPhone's. All personal preference - I'll go iPhone though
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As both rpm and myself have posted on myBroadband on a number of occasions over the last few weeks, all info relating to pricing, dates, etc. are controlled by Apple and as such Vodacom cannot make any statements until the launch date (which was set by Apple).
So I guess the only 'morons' on this forum are the ones who cannot read and ended up showcasing their immaturity with silly statements, swearwords and general lack of comprehension.
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As both rpm and myself have posted on myBroadband on a number of occasions over the last few weeks, all info relating to pricing, dates, etc. are controlled by Apple and as such Vodacom cannot make any statements until the launch date (which was set by Apple).
So I guess the only 'morons' on this forum are the ones who cannot read and ended up showcasing their immaturity with silly statements, swearwords and general lack of comprehension.
So the article in the times today was what? a figment of my imagination? Someone in Vodacom must have told the reporter that information, and if they had not Vodacom should have released a statement saying as much. The article was not from some local pamphlet, it is a national news site. So there is no excuse for Vodacom remaining mum. Even under a non-disclosure agreement Vodacom can still say that comments are false or misinformed.
The article in the times was exactly that ... an article in the times by some second rate thing trying to be a reporter. Come on, the "i-app" and no music on the iPhone, what did you expect?
As both rpm and myself have posted on myBroadband on a number of occasions over the last few weeks, all info relating to pricing, dates, etc. are controlled by Apple and as such Vodacom cannot make any statements until the launch date (which was set by Apple).
So I guess the only 'morons' on this forum are the ones who cannot read and ended up showcasing their immaturity with silly statements, swearwords and general lack of comprehension.
Not to pick a fight or anything but various countries released pricing information before the phone was actually available. Rogers in Canada and I think O2 are among these
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I assume Apple Canada and Apple UK had their own ideas.
like some previous guys have said, you will find out after you have signed the document.
Now sign the document!
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I did not read the article in case, but I suspect it's not the first (or last) time we'll see speculation in the press.
I know the press ALWAYS only state facts, only quote official sources and never stoop to speculation, but whatever was said, if it did not come directly from Vodacom, was probably a figment of someones imagination. Like everything else published about Vodacom and the iPhone over the last two months.
But I'm glad to see you believe everything you read in the newspapers.
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Just read the article in question:
Not sure how you can consider this an official Vodacom / Apple statement?
I quite like this bit:
3G iPhone waiting list since LAST year?
We all better get onto the waiting list for the 4G iPhone (the one with the Virtual eyeWare interface), due for release in 2012. I believe the waiting list is open and filling up fast.
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I did not read the article in case, but I suspect it's not the first (or last) time we'll see speculation in the press.
I know the press ALWAYS only state facts, only quote official sources and never stoop to speculation, but whatever was said, if it did not come directly from Vodacom, was probably a figment of someones imagination. Like everything else published about Vodacom and the iPhone over the last two months.
But I'm glad to see you believe everything you read in the newspapers.
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Just read the article in question:
Not sure how you can consider this an official Vodacom / Apple statement?
I quite like this bit:
3G iPhone waiting list since LAST year?
We all better get onto the waiting list for the 4G iPhone (the one with the Virtual eyeWare interface), due for release in 2012. I believe the waiting list is open and filling up fast.
lol Im already signing up for the G6 iPhone nano pro