
Las Vegas (NV) - Ever since Apple first showed its iPhone in January of 2007, cellphone makers appear to have accelerated their innovation efforts to create new types of phones or at least phones that offer the same appeal as the iPhone. This year's CTIA tradeshow revealed that the iPhone will remain the benchmark of a mass market smartphone, while all other manufacturers are still catching up. But they are learning and are getting closer.
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It's a step forward for Stop Killing Games.
Yes there will be an iPhone killer, and it will be made by Apple ;)
Yeah but that will only happen if companies are NOT trying to be like the iPhone.
The iPhone killer ? I am not interested in the killer. I am more interested in what will out innovate it next time. Killing a year old tech isn't an accomplish any company should be proud of accomplishing.
Of course, nothing last forever...In today, gone tomorrow.
This is the problem with the iPhone, since it has so many features, you need a big screen to see them on. This results in a big phone. Now all the other phone makers are copying the touch screen idea and our phones are getting bigger again.
Sure, having a touch screen is nice, but if it results in my phone twice the size of my current one then I don't want it.