First,
read about the health risks we incur as cell phone users...
Most of the people I talked to don't want an iPhone, well not for now at least. But The guy from the New York Times had one given to him for 2 weeks prior to release....

"Making a call", says NY Times reporter, Christopher Capozziello, "can take six steps: wake it, unlock it, go to Home screen, open Phone program, view speed-dial list, select name".
He points out that the Google Maps module lets you view street maps or aerial photos for an address, driving directions, too. Photos, movies and YouTube videos look spectacular on the bright 3.5-inch very-high-resolution screen, but the browser can’t handle Flash, which deprives you of millions of Web videos.
"Cultists are camping out in front of
Apple Store
s; bloggers call it the “Jesus phone.” All of this before a single consumer has even touched the thing" says the
New York Times article about iPhone"Some tech experts say the iPhone will be refined after Apple designers get feedback from the first wave of users. The hefty $500 price tag could also drop." says
LESLIE CAULEY in USA TODAYThe two-megapixel camera takes good photos, but it can’t capture video.
"The bigger problem is the AT&T network. AT&T’s signal ranked last or second to last in 19 out of 20 major cities. My tests in five states bear this out. If Verizon’s slogan is, “Can you hear me now?” AT&T’s should be, “I’m losing you.” He's amusing this fellow....
You can already buy cheap extras at
Ebay iPhone accessories.... Go to the
Apple Store
Watch the
rather tedious NY times video.