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I must say i have enjoyed everything about my Iphone and don’t understand the nit picking. The app store in Itunes allows you to download all the functions that fit each individuals needs and most people have no clue how to add features to the Iphone and think that the basic features are all that come with the phone. I suggest you go to the app store on Itunes and download some of the free applications to your phone.

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You got me now in doubts about Iphone, just before i wanted to buy it also. I will have to read more reviews, although this is the first little negative i have read about it. But, it seems problems with simplicity could be solved with that app store. The question is, do we have to pay for those apps ?

@erockalipse: Thanks for stopping by and leaving your comments. I don’t think this is nit picking at all! There is a certain expectation of what people call the “Jesus Phone” and I have to say some of it is hype. Also I have downloaded the apps from the store, sadly non replaces the to-do lists and notes syncing from Outlook. It how you work and what you need at the end of the day.

@Kacy: Buyer beware! The iPhone is not everything it is made up to be, and check it out on Google there are a few negative posts on the iPhone. Just know what you are getting which is a platform for media consumption.

I too am a iPhone lover, must say as a freelancer the immense easy of receiving, sending, replying emails has been great, inclusive of PDFs, Word doc opening features. Sure I wish my tasks would sync from my Entourage - but hey life isn’t perfect right! The functionality is so simple, great for those who hate reading instructions and the web surfing awesome.

I was using our dev team’s iPhone for a few days to test some new apps, and once I had to hand it back, my Sony Ericsson just wasn’t cutting it for me. Regarding the simplicity, I think that’s exactly the point isn’t it?

N71 goot… iphone baaad…