mobile me. they need to do a "lite" version for just the phone location and security features. I have ZERO need for the rest of that crap, nor do most biz users i think.
PinkHat and I use MobileMe and it's great for this one thing: purchase a single account, then we both sync calendars and address books from it, computers and iPhones as well. It really works well - our desks, notebooks and phones are all sync'd up flawlessly. The shared drive is also handy for keeping certain files I want syncd on all machines as well. I have several clients doing the same now and they love it as well. pretty much plug and play goodness.
battery. um wtf? did i get a bad phone? we shall see tomorrow on a full night of charge...
No kidding... in fairness, I used the crap out of mine yesterday, but I burned a *lot* of battery compares to what I'd normally expect. I think the reports of "leaving it on 3G beat you up" are true...
Did not do well in the miata at 70mph with the top down though, which is when I would need it most... LOL
Agree - Pink's 300c yes, highway in the Jeep, no.
...is that the keyboard now keeps up with me. As a result, my on-screen typing is MUCH more accurate... I realize now that the typing lag was actually responsible for many of the typos I used to experience with the old iPhone. I always blamed the touch screen; turns out it was the slow CPU.
I also find that typing widescreen is a big help - emailing fast with the little keyboard and the delay was challenging at times. It does seem to do exactly what you'd expect it to now.
I used a similar screen protector with my original iPhone, and it did its job and protected the screen. But it's so hard to get those things on without a speck of dust or an air bubble ruining the whole thing. I'm wondering if the screen protection is really necessary? Am I likely to scratch the screen carrying the phone in my pocket if I don't protect it?
I had one on the 2G for a while, hated it. This is glass we're talking about here - I don't know about you, but without diamond-tipped keys being crammed into my pocket there's nothing I've carried that's managed to scratch my old screen. I think some of that is FUD. I just don't know about the olephobic... is it glazed into the glass or something? I really hope it stays strong through the life of the phone.
