"Touching is Believing"

The highly anticipated iPhone has finally been unleashed unto the world. A friend who works at Apple told me people had actually camped out in front of the store the night before so that they could be sure that they would be one of the first people to purchase the phone. Crazy, but very expected!
Priced at $499.00 for the 4GB and $599.00 for the 8GB model, this gadget-to-end-all-gadgets deserves an in-depth look into all of its technological wonder.
Presumably, Apple has come out with the easiest and most convenient phone yet. The forward-thinking company continues to come out with technology that America loves - and the iPhone is most certainly not an exception. This nifty cell-phone comes fully-equipped with web browsing, e-mail, text messaging, a built in 2.0 mega-pixel camera, and a music library complete with an Album Cover Flow, which allows you to easily leaf through your music collection by way of album cover art.
The iPhone also has other unique features such as a navigation system where you can simply type in the word (like "pizza") and it will list off all the pizza places in your area, and which one is closest. Cool, huh? For those who want a quick fix of entertainment the phone has a YouTube button which directly links you to the site. Rounding out the features are the old standbys like a calendar, calculator and notepad, just like every other phone. Sounds like a dream come true.
A phone this amazing couldn't have any flaws, right? Wrong. Apple may have come out with a one-of-a-kind type of phone, but there are a few nagging problems that keep the phone from being a "must purchase." The biggest complaints I have are based on the practicality and overall value for the average consumer.

The highly anticipated iPhone has finally been unleashed unto the world. A friend who works at Apple told me people had actually camped out in front of the store the night before so that they could be sure that they would be one of the first people to purchase the phone. Crazy, but very expected!
Priced at $499.00 for the 4GB and $599.00 for the 8GB model, this gadget-to-end-all-gadgets deserves an in-depth look into all of its technological wonder.
Presumably, Apple has come out with the easiest and most convenient phone yet. The forward-thinking company continues to come out with technology that America loves - and the iPhone is most certainly not an exception. This nifty cell-phone comes fully-equipped with web browsing, e-mail, text messaging, a built in 2.0 mega-pixel camera, and a music library complete with an Album Cover Flow, which allows you to easily leaf through your music collection by way of album cover art.
The iPhone also has other unique features such as a navigation system where you can simply type in the word (like "pizza") and it will list off all the pizza places in your area, and which one is closest. Cool, huh? For those who want a quick fix of entertainment the phone has a YouTube button which directly links you to the site. Rounding out the features are the old standbys like a calendar, calculator and notepad, just like every other phone. Sounds like a dream come true.
A phone this amazing couldn't have any flaws, right? Wrong. Apple may have come out with a one-of-a-kind type of phone, but there are a few nagging problems that keep the phone from being a "must purchase." The biggest complaints I have are based on the practicality and overall value for the average consumer.









dofoz
bankruptsy to get it. Tee hee. I heard no matter how cool it is,
it's going to be obsolete in a year. Pretty freaky.