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Is the Flip's time up?
How can its time be up when it never took off in the first place? I've never even seen a Flip. I've seen oodles of iPhones and other similarly featured phones.

I think the more correct question is whether the single featured handheld device's time is up now that the multi-featured handheld device is catching on. Even plain old cell phones, whose only features was to make phone calls and store phone numbers, are dying.
Posted by: Michael Kelly   Posted on: 06/23/09  (Edited: 06/23/2009 @ 08:38) You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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Is the Flip's time up?  Michael Kelly | 06/23/09
maybe the flip, not others  coffeeshark | 06/23/09
RE: Does the iPhone 3G S replace the need for Flip?  sharad.patel@... | 06/23/09
This isn't about Flip, this is about single-use devices  dr david | 06/23/09
The problem with multi-purpose devices  Theli | 06/23/09
Does a SmartPhone replace the need for PDA?  dave95. | 06/23/09
RE: Does the iPhone 3G S replace the need for Flip?  BillTheEditor | 06/23/09
Assuming quite a lot  Theli | 06/23/09
Standalone vs Single device  tobenning@... | 06/25/09
Yes, Flip the Disruptor becomes Flip the Disrupted  rt_software | 06/25/09

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