par5onin2

I like it alot. It is worth it to me.

It's a PDA, phone, ipod, 2 megapixel camera & internet terminal all rolled into one, for about $100 to $200 more than a Blackberry.

It is as easy to use as the commercials make it look.

The internet terminal is a little bit limited.

Internet speeds are a little on the slow side (better than dial-up but slower than DSL).

Pages don't always load correctly.

I've tried to post messages to this site with it but it always fails (usually says I'm not logged in after I have logged in and typed my message).

There is no ability to do cut, copy and/or paste.

It will fully integrate with your e-mail if your e-mail is with yahoo! (My e-mail is with yahoo! and this works very well).

You also have the ability to use wi-fi hot-spots because ther is a wi-fi chip in the phone.

There are several other services available from yahoo! as well including maps, weather, stock market tracker, etc. (Remember that Apple & yahoo! have a long-running joint-venture in place).

If you are with AT&T/Cingular, your added cost is $20/month, this is for unlimited data and 200 text messages.

I expect some of the limitations will be addressed in the future, hopefully with a download from Apple.

As with any first generation technology, there are a few bugs (most of which I have outlined above), but all-in-all there design team did a fantastic job with this devise. Apple is always known for being easy to use and the iphone is ten times easier to use than any Motorola, Nokia or Samsung phone I have ever had.

ironmike67

I don't have one... Because a few of my friends who got them already returned them for malfunctions and such...I just think Mac rushed to get them out, so I'm gonna wait for the next version or upgrade of the iphone and buy that once, I know it will be worth the money and I won't have to be returning it
That's just what I've heard