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This is a test post on the iTouch, to see how the new WordPress app works, which will help determine whether I get an iPhone, which I clearly can’t afford, but which I clearly should get.
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I’ve commented with my iPhone in the past. . . .
Matt….expense it!
I’ve never tried commenting- but I LOVE my itouch.
First and foremost, mets blog should have a mobile site.
Ex: http://www.m.metsblog.com
This blog takes so long to load on my treo but I do it anyway.
Then an application would be awesome. I have an ipod touch and love these new apps. I listen to WFAN on my ipod touch at work.
Ask SNY for one. I’m sure they’d cover it…
You could probably make a MetsBlog app and get one free. At Activision we made one game for the iPhone and iTouch and now we get a huge discount on Apple services.
using it now
hey Matt, have GEICO buy you one. (from my iPhone)
if you can’t afford the phone, try the iPod touch!
yeah I am using the touch right now. It’s so wonderful.
fyi matt,
it isnt an “itouch”, it is an ipod touch.
doesnt the ipod touch cost more than the iphone?
Yea but the service for the iPhone is like 85+ a month.
By the way Matt, I use the iPod touch and LOVE it.
testes, testes, 1, 2…
3?
matt….use your blog to get things paid for. That should be a new hobby of yours.
ex.
Mr. Hot Dog Guy: That’ll be $4
Matt: I’m matt cerrone from Metsblog
Mr. Hot Dog Guy: Free for you
that would never happen…
…hot dogs are $5 bucks these days
A Blackberry is a better option, IMO.
Get one Cerrone
This phone is an absolute god send
I would reccomend it to anyone
A friend of mine bought the first iPhone and (mostly) loved it.
When the new iPhone 3G came out, she got one of the first ones of those. Her new phone has terrible reception, though. Doesn’t work in most rooms of her house (in LA, for whatever that’s worth), whereas the previous one, the version 1 iPhone, worked perfectly.
Now she has a new, slimmer, trimmer phone that doesn’t work in a lot of places. Though it does have a very cool light sabre app that makes great noises.
I don’t know if the new one is defective or if this is a known problem with the second generation iPhones, but I’d suggest checking it out before buying one. All the Internet stuff is great, but if the phone doesn’t work too well as a phone, …well, that wouldn’t be much fun, would it?
it’s nice to see all those errors are gone.
I basicly always have Metsblog open on my iphone…for example when I’m at shea before a game I always read the Metsblog pre game from my iphone or when trade rumors are getting hot I am constantly refreshing Metsblog wherever I am. I would be absolutly thrilled if you could create a Metsblog App for the itouch/iphone, it would be probably the most useful thing ever.
Danarcher…I use the google iphone website. I subscribed to metsblog’s RSS feed and read it and any other things I subscribed to in google reader. It doesn’t let you read comments but you can always click from the post and get to the original site.
Matt doesn’t own an iPhone, nor an iTouch. In fact, he doesn’t own anything about it. All he knows is, it works.
Well played, Joe.
Love my iPhone…have some issues after upgrading to the latest software version though.
I recommend two apps to everyone…both are free..
1)Shazam – This program will tell you the name and artist of any song that is playing. All you do is run the program, and put the iPhone/iPod touch near the speakers. The program records it, checks it against the entire iTunes library, and gets the results back to you within a minute
2)Urban Spoon – great tool to help figure out where to get a meal. You can pick an area, type of food, and price range, and it will come up with places for you. Or, if you want something random, just give the phone a shake, and it will randomly pick a location/food type/price range for you, as if it was a slot machine.
I like to touch my iPod. The phone is clearly better, price of service not withstanding, because it can be used everywhere (almost) where as the touch needs wifi love
i hope your iPod thinks it’s good touch not bad touch you creep.