Would you buy the upcoming 3G iPhone?

There’s a high probability that Apple will be announcing the 2nd generation 3G iPhone tomorrow. A key component for the upgrade is 3G capability, a feature a lot of data-intensive phone users wanted.

Apple CEO Steve Jobs already announced that this year. It’s funny though that a so-called revolutionary phone didn’t have 3G/HSDPA in the first place.

But once it will have the much-anticipated feature, will people be totally convinced to buy? Will you switch the the iPhone now that it has 3G? Or issues with the touch screen phone is beyond that and has got to do more about the interface (how it’s not for text heavy Filipinos).

Abe Olandres

Abe is the founder and Editor-in-Chief of YugaTech with over 20 years of experience in the technology industry. He is one of the pioneers of blogging in the country and considered by many as the Father of Tech Blogging in the Philippines. He is also a technology consultant, a tech columnist with several national publications, resource speaker and mentor/advisor to several start-up companies.

https://www.yugatech.com

15 Comments

bong says:

17 years ago

i would, but please please fix the text problem x.x i have a big hands/fingers you know…hahahahah :P
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Dean says:

17 years ago

Any word as to when Globe will start selling iPhones? Will the iPhones be the 1st gen or the 3G version?
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Pinoy Apostolic says:

17 years ago

Not for me… “bling blings” are way out of my taste… I would rather get an HTC Touch Dual or something similar that also has a 3G/HSDPA connectivity. Even the Nokia N95 has a lot more to offer than an iPhone…
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sylv3rblade says:

17 years ago

If it was guilt free (you know, monetary confines, etc) I’d get one, but reality bites so no. I can’t even dream of having it.
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Jeffrey says:

17 years ago

I will wait for the Generous One to give me an iphone.
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Lyle, RN says:

17 years ago

No, I’m still happy and satisfied with my 1st gen iPhone.

3G is not really something that I look for in a cellphone as I have my own WiFi network at home.

Unless they sell it dirt-cheap then I might get one.
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PRC says:

17 years ago

iPhone went way down to my priority list

I’ll rather prepare myself with the higher cost of rice and gas.
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joseph says:

17 years ago

What are the alternatives, by the way?
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Andre says:

17 years ago

Would be funny if 3G was the only thing changed in the new IPhone :)
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Dave Starr says:

17 years ago

I’m with Pinoy Apostolic on this one. Functionality over bling any day. Ignoring 3G is an ego trip blindsight of Jobs very much as his someti8mes partner, sometimes competitor Gates tried to ignore the Internet … becuase each thought he alone rled innovation.

Oh, and b\y the way, Mr. Jobs, where’s the GPS? Since it is built as a toy for kids riding in their dad’s backseat on their way to visit Lola, not needed perahps?
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