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<blockquote data-quote="revs" data-source="post: 283425" data-attributes="member: 42810">I had the original iPhone. As in the UK it only cost me £99 on my tarriff to upgrade I got one on the first day. My Original iPhone is onsale on ebay, and is already above £99.So I basically get a iPhone 3G for free, with extra money left over. What reason was there NOT to upgrade!I am loving it so far, it is much lighter, and feels a lot smaller than the first one (even though its no smaller, actually 0.02&quot; bigger or something).The App store is addictive, expecially as all the aplications are of a high quality.I think it was a good idea to charge a small fee to develop for the platform - it makes people think twice, and keeps the quality at a high level.I realise a lot o people think it should be free to develop, but in this scenario I think its better for the end user. Also, charge 0.99 for the app, and you'll have your money back in no time - someone worked out that one application had made $75,000 in the first hours of the first day.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="revs, post: 283425, member: 42810"] I had the original iPhone. As in the UK it only cost me £99 on my tarriff to upgrade I got one on the first day. My Original iPhone is onsale on ebay, and is already above £99. So I basically get a iPhone 3G for free, with extra money left over. What reason was there NOT to upgrade! I am loving it so far, it is much lighter, and feels a lot smaller than the first one (even though its no smaller, actually 0.02" bigger or something). The App store is addictive, expecially as all the aplications are of a high quality.I think it was a good idea to charge a small fee to develop for the platform - it makes people think twice, and keeps the quality at a high level. I realise a lot o people think it should be free to develop, but in this scenario I think its better for the end user. Also, charge 0.99 for the app, and you'll have your money back in no time - someone worked out that one application had made $75,000 in the first hours of the first day. [/QUOTE]

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