Took the plunge - bought an iPhone!

[disneysteve]

Also, I have a question:

How do you like it not having buttons?

I have a phone with a qwerty keyboard (or key pad or whatever they are called). It has buttons. The Iphone doesn't have buttons, just the one screen "letter windows".

Love it. I will admit it takes a little getting used to.. For the first several days, typing was tough and I kept hitting the wrong "key" when I tried, but I got the hang of it. My wife even noticed the other day and commented how quickly I was typing now.

[FrugalTexan75]

Steve,

I don't remember if I mentioned this or not before, or if you've already discovered it ... but when surfing the internet and you want to open a link in a new window, just hold your finger on the link for a few seconds. A pop up will appear and you can choose to open in a new window, just open the link, or cancel. It makes reading the SA blogs and other forums SO easy. (Adding to it the double tapping *not on a link* to increase the size to full screen, or to decrease it to normal size.)

I'm glad you're loving it so much!

[skruggie]

I'm posting this at starbucks from my iPhone right now. The keyboard takes a bit of getting used to in the beginning - especially with it's own unique form of splellcheck. I've had it for about 2 years now and can't imagine life without. I also carry a separate blackberry for wor but would never, ever give up my iPhone.

[disneysteve]

Another thing that I realized the other day. With an iPhone, satellite radio becomes a lot less appealing since you can use the phone to listen to almost any radio station you want to. I don't have satellite radio but I've had it in rental cars. It was a nice feature when driving in an area where I didn't know the local stations, but with the phone, I can just pull up specific stations from home or by type of music no matter where I happen to be (as long as I have cell service).

[ThePennyHoarder]

Congrats! I bought my two years ago and still love it!!