Scarlet_Buckeye;938319 wrote:I played with an iPhone 4S for the first time tonight and all I have to say is DAY-UM! Siri is AMAZING. I was blown away with how INTELLIGENT it was. It really picked up [almost] every single command I asked it - this was especially impressive considering how their was so much commotion and noise in the Apple store.
I was amazed at how jam-packed the Apple store was and how dead the Microsoft store was. It was like night and day. I literally thought it was closing time in the Microsoft store and like 2pm or 6pm in the Apple store. Unbelievable crowd difference.
I was a bit frustrated, however, with how I gave the command to "Open Facebook" or "Open Twitter" or "Send Tweet" and Siri was unable to do this. Not sure why. When I asked, the Apple specialist seemed to think that Siri could only open Apple apps, and other 3rd party apps (such as Facebook and Twitter) could not be opened.
I was damn near close to buying the iPhone 4S last night. Fortunately (or unfortunately) they had a LINE outside for those waiting to purchase the iPhone 4S (the line was about 8 deep) and there was NO GUARANTEE that they would even have an iPhone 4S for those when it was their turn.
Ughhhhhh....
I really wish the iPhone 4S was 4G. It would have made my decision a no brainer. Now... I'm tossing and turning trying to decide between the iPhone 4S, Nexus Prime, DROID RAZR, or BIONIC. Grrrrrr... #1stWorldProblems
In terms of 4G, how often do you surf while away from Wi-Fi?
Also, the iPhone 4S has much faster download speeds in terms of 3G capability. This holds especially true with the AT&T version, because AT&T's 3G network has HSPA+...
However, my buddies Verizon iPhone 4S has pretty fast download speeds as well... In the same area, my iPhone 4 had a download speed of about 1.68 MBps and he was nagging about 7.08 MBps which rivals some Wi-Fi speeds...
So it may not be 4G, and it may not nag the higher end 4G speeds, but it's definitely faster than your normal 3G phone, and in our comparisons, about 3X as fast as the iPhone 4.
Now, this of course varies on area, as I've read some people are getting close to 10MBps on their 4S, while others are getting about 2 or 3...