dar per BT gali tetherinti internetą kompiuteriui, o nuo kitos versijos 
reik manyt galėsi pasijungti ne tik ausines bet ir BT klaviatūrą :)

On 2010.05.01 09:45, SuperFM wrote:
> turbut jau daug kas zinot, jog mums iprasto normalaus bluetooth ten
> nerasta. charakteristikose yra aprasymas, kad aparatas turi bluetooth.
> turi nebent apple supratimu. 99% iphone vartotoju ten bluetooth nera. is
> pradziu maniau, kad tik mano ragelis pulioja, bet pagooglinus isaiskejo
> staikas: iphono bluetoothas skirtas tik suporuoti su kitu iphonu arba
> bluetooth ausinems. failu perdavimo ir kito populiaraus stuffo
> elementariai nesuportina. zdz tik vienam applui suprantama kastruota
> bluetooth versija. aisku, skaiciau jog nulauzus su tam tikra iranga
> galima pasikurti normalu BT, bet ka daryti omnitelio useriams su metine
> garantija?
>
> tai tiek, neissidurkit. imho sitas navarotas turetu buti klykiamas kad
> visi girdetu, jog toks aparatas, nepalaiko net pigiausiuose rageliuose
> turimos funkcijos. kaip kazkas inete issireiske "cia tas pats kas
> pardavineti notebooka be usb" pridedu vieno amerikiecio posta sia tema,
> gerulis ;]
>
> I’m really sick and tired of listening to sycophants espousing the
> attributes of an iPhone whose technology is ridiculously under
> developped. People use BT to send files wirelessly in EUROPE and ASIA.
> US well leaves much to be desired as they just discovered SMS. NO I do
> not wish to only have the choice of connecting to the internet only to
> have to share files with my computer. How ridiculously outdated is this
> notion? What happens you simpletons that point that out when there is no
> internet connection. Would you like to pay my 3G bill for sharing my
> file, if so, please leave me your details and I’ll be glad to send you
> the bill. So shut up and LISTEN to what people are asking. NO I did not
> buy an iPhone to play games. I am not a 20 year old with an IQ of a
> chair. I bought it like many others have pointed out on this blog for a
> replacement to my Nokia Eseries and NO this paperweight called an iPhone
> does not even compare to half the features that Nokia or Blackberry
> offers. In today’s day and age, all they had to do was take a Blackberry
> or Nokia Eseries phone and re-engineered it while adding some of the new
> features that iPhone has. But instead gave us nothing more than a
> playstation and touted it to be like a BlackBerry or iPhone. This is not
> the case for the MAC. Moreover, how silly are they that they ask us to
> go and buy a competitor’s office docs when they have a proper office doc
> on their MAC called iWorks? Who does this? It’ll be like Microsoft
> telling people to go and buy Office from a competitor to use on their
> phones. iPhone, for all those sycophants, if you remove your blinders,
> there are phones that are much much much better. Like Samsung or LG
> which have touch screens and all the myriad functions that iPhone
> espouses and have coupled it with the functions of Blackberry and Nokia.
> Had I known this at the time I would have bought either a Samsung or an
> LG but now I’m stuck with this papeweight, and I currently have gone
> back to using my Nokia. Moreover, having 5 pages of emoticons, accounts
> as only 1 APP not each is an app as they are all based on the same app
> “EMOTICONS”. So that to me is already misinformation as there are no
> 400,000 apps based on what I described above. Now having 200,000
> mindless games does not constitute a proper app store nor would I want
> an app that tells me my BMI on my iPhone. I want a phone that works as a
> phone that I can access wirelessly with Bluetooth, that allows me to
> reply, forward or cancel an SMS WHILE THE PHONE IS IN A DORMANT STATE
> not simply tell me of the SMS as is the case. So YES as the person
> succinctly put it we are buying a phone circa 1999 in 2010 and that is
> the same as buying a Laptop with no USB because hey, to the moron
> “iphone Developer”, firewire is the technology of the future. So moron,
> what about the entire marketplace that’s still using USB are we supposed
> to play with our genitals until the technology catches up with us.
> Moreover, marketing 101 dictates that you should listen to the
> marketplace and they’re all asking for BT so who are you to argue
> otherwise and you call yourself an iPhone Developer. Let me guess you’re
> in your bloody twenties, mooching off your mother and father sitting
> bare naked in your flat in front of your computer and most likely have
> an IQ of a chair like everyone of your generation.