Analysts To Media: Stop Calling The iPhone A Smartphone

The iPhone is No Smartphone

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drdrew (Who am I?)

Boy, you guys sure are working hard to make sure “iPhone” doesn’t fall off the front page…ever. :)

I appreciate hard work…speaking of which….

 
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Planet Gadgets (Who am I?)

I think Apple is making a mistake being so closed.

 
Anonymous

Judging from the features I’ve seen thus far, I like it. Smartphone or not, a closed environment significantly reduces the risk of the phone crashing.

 
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B Dobbs (Who am I?)

This is splitting hairs AT BEST.

From what I gather the iPhone can support third party apps, Apple is just choosing not to. How does this not fit the (contrived and logically strained) definition of “smartphone” that the analyst is providing. Why is non-proprietary a requirement of a “Smartphone”. This doesn’t make any senes to me…

 
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bpm2000 (Who am I?)

im gonna have to agree - maybe not for the reasons but I dont feel like its a “smartphone” as we know it today.

 
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CrunchBack (Who am I?)

Who TF cares what two wireless analasses say - it’s a smartphone. The fact is - it does a lot of smart things. Phones that just make calls are not smart phones. Phones that email, take pictures, play music, play movies, surf the web - are SMARTPHONES.

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romeo26 (Who am I?)

CrunchBack you are an idiot!! if thats what you define what a smartphone is then even the sony w800 is a smartphone (which it is not)! do you even know what a smart phone can do?!

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