In the off-chance that you missed it, the Apple iPhone 4 went on sale this week. By all accounts--PCMag's included--it's an impressive device. (Check out mobile expert Sascha Segan's Apple iPhone 4 review.) It's faster, sharper, and more powerful than its predecessors and has access to a vast library of applications only a few clicks away. Most of us, however, won't buy one. Either we are trapped into contracts or AT&T's coverage stinks in our hometown. Still, the appeal of the iPhone is palpable—and Apple hasn't even started airing commercials yet. How are the vast iPhone-less masses to deal with the inevitable iPhone envy? I have some suggestions.
Before I start, however, I should say that my interest isn't merely professional. It's no secret that I rushed out to buy a Palm Pre when it first came out on Sprint. Nor is it a secret that the Palm platform has languished and failed to attract meaningful third-party apps. (There are currently 2,595 apps for webOS, and half of them are fart jokes and cheesy pin-ups.) Sure, HP's acquisition of Palm may breathe some new life into the platform, but for now it can hardly be called an iPhone competitor. In this world of hi-tech one-upmanship, carrying a Pre requires an excuse. If you are in the same boat as me, and most readers are, here are some tried and true tactics for combating iPhone envy.
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Κάτι τέτοιες στιγμές δεν ξέρω αν θα πρέπει να σας λυπάμαι ή να σας βρίζω ή και τα δύο μαζί.
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