Neither iPhone or OpenMoko are revolutionary

[Corey]

On Thursday 18 January 2007 12:23, Renaissance Man wrote:
> You still don't get it. The "revolutionary aspect" of such a device  
> would be the ability to talk to anyone mostly for free with one  
> device and phone number, and be mobile. WiFi/VoIP is just a necessary  
> part of the package for achieving that.
> 

What's the "revolutionary aspect" of  flogging a dead-horse?

Fact:  the first version of Fic1973 isn't going to ship with WiFi 

Fact: that's a bummer

Clue: deal with it, wait for the next version, and/or find some other device
on the market that suits your requirements


> Hey, no problem. Sorry for being so inconvenient as to have a  
> different view to start with. I know how awful it can be for people  
> like you if others don't think the same way as you to begin with.
> 

Apparently you've just described an issue you yourself have, seeing
the amount of effort and time you've placed into arguing/debating your
own perspective of the matter. You appear to have a difficult time
accepting that others don't necessarily think the same way as you.