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| Observation #1: I need to file my nails.
Observation #2: Boy, am I popular.
Observation #3: Ow. |
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| The good- Wi-Fi is swell
- Call quality too
- The loupe/zoom feature for text rules
- You can add addresses directly from GoogleMaps to Contacs!
The bad- Not loving the keyboard
- Non-Apple earphone jacks don't fit
- Single iTunes library sync
 - No voice dialing
The uglyThe sublime- Shiny screen doubles as mirror
- The typography
- UI and UX simplicity
- No learning curve!
The ridiculous- No bluetooth @#%$#
- Eminently droppable
Would be nice- Make the loupe universal
- Allow text selection, cut, paste
- Selecting multiple emails (for deletion)
- A simple text editor
- Bluetooth sync
- Direct sync with .Mac from iPhone
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So I was blasé about the iPhone
...
Many jokes were made at the iPhone's expense in the days before its release. "There's no cover? If I put it in my pocket, will my butt call New Zealand?" "What if someone calls you halfway through your spare ribs at Red Bones?" Most, it turns out, unfounded.
Then I got one
Day One Summary
- pickup and setup
- pretend to be Linda Damato for AT&T (thanks Linda!)
- sync with Macbook
- call Justin Anderson, across the room
- carry silly little iPhone bag back to NE48 from W92
- feel goofy the entire way
- get beset by co-workers
- SMS Meredith, discuss shoes
- test Stellar, bluetooth, attempt other work
- surf web using EDGE on the car ride home (thanks Craig!)
- email Joe to gloat
- get email back right away and cackle
- more showing off at home
- connect to home Wi-Fi, send email, look at sites
- make mental note of things to write-up
- massage sore digits
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Here's what I've done with it
Tickling the glowing glyphs
The MIT experience
Popular reactions and social commentary
Adventures in SIM locking