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| Tinman wrote:
> What I was most worried about was notes within Contacts. I use them a lot
> and in the earlier days of Palm hated that it didn't support the same number
> of characters as Outlook (was fine by the time I got the Treo). Playing with
> the iPhone in the store didn't give me much confidence as adding a Note is
> done via the "Add Field" function. But to my surprise every character in
> every contact note I have came over to the iPhone. It's not perfect, as the
> end of really long notes can only be viewed when in edit mode, with the
> keyboard taking up half the screen, but that part is not much different than
> my Treo--and waaaayyy better IMO than WinMob's approach (though to its
> credit at least WinMob allows formatting of notes).
The iPhone is a nice web browser on Wi-Fi, and music player. Not such a
great world phone since you can't use prepaid SIM cards. Not a great
phone for the U.S. since Cingular's network is so poor compared to
Verizon's. Not a good phone for using the data over AT&T due to the slow
speed.
Now that it's been hacked to at least allow the use of AT&T SIM cards
other than the iPhone SIM card, at least you can use it without
subscribing to the $60 iPhone plans, or you can use it just as a Wi-Fi
web browser and iPod.
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