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11 July I never asked for an iPhone, Part IIBut now that I have it...oh man, I love it so. Let me give you my quick review of it from a non-geek, everyday user female perspective. It is the most.beautiful.cell phone.ever! I have never seen anything like it and I would never exchange it for any other cell. phone. It is not perfect, but it is lovely to hold. The user interface is divine while some of the functions can be improved on. Here are three things I love about it: 1) I love the fact that it works in my house, in my car (bluetooth), at work and just about anywhere I have been in the last few days. 2) I love walking to my friends, taking their pictures, and having their picture pop up when they call me on my iPhone. 3) I love the fact that it is synced with my entourage mail at work so I can check my mail on it. Where it is not perfect for me: 1) I am having trouble typing on the keypad. Maybe my fingers are too fat. I just keeping getting the letter next to the letter I meant to touch. 2) The websites appear too small and when I touch it to zoom in, I accidentally have touched a url which sends me to another website. That can get tired too fast. 3) I hate seeing the finger prints on the surface of the phone. So here's my quick and easy review of the iPhone. Is it worth $600? Will it change your life forever? Will it make you happy? The answer to all of the above is NO. But when my friend asked me if I preferred to have received a beautiful piece of jewelry instead of the iPhone from Robert, my answer was NO. It's your money. You get to decide to iPhone or not to iPhone. Comments (18)
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