APPLE iPHONE

maybe mobile phones will still rule hehe. because you can do many things in a mobile phone. but same with iphone. i dont know. but iphone is much more expensive.

Apple's iPhone is simply great! it'l definitely revolutionize da mobile world

The i phones are already out in the grey market,yeah it sure will reveluionize the mobile network companies,the phones look cool ,waitng for its legal release ,it will really boom the market

I've been waiting for apple's iphone since last year. I think it's a truly awesome phone and will never sink in the market..

I guess the i-phone will not bring anything new to the phone market.The way I see a mobile phone should be used to make call and send messages. everything plus then that has no value for me. But people will be shopping it a lot just because it's apple and every one have good impression about the i-pod.

it's simple, sleek, and hopefully sufficient. I fell in love with it the first time i saw it. I can't wait to get one myself. I'm just not sure how soon it will be available in my country.

i don't think it will sink..i have a mac and i think apple fans will like to complete their apple portfolio lol..though i am useless with mobiles as i am with computers lol..it will retain its share of the market but will engage in fierce competition with other phone companies producing similar items.

It's simple, sleep, and hopefully sufficient. I can't wait to get one myself. I'm just not sure how soon it will actually be available in my country.

revolutionize phones its a new bread of mobile stuff peole are gonna eat it up just wait a few years and there will be other immitators

i think it will be a big hit in the market.... what feature enticing me is the multi touch sensibility.... it will rock with our incomparable music

iphone sucks mannnnnnn . .many of the cities and even countries does not have vertified apple stores. . then how can u expect iphone to be a hit ? ?while more popular nokia and sony ericsson are all the way down through out every locality in the world . . .