Ponzi loves her new iPhone – with a 14 day “review period” she can easily return her phone if she isn’t satisfied with it. Of course, she has faced some problems with the iPhone, namely Outlook synchronization. And, of course, there’s also some security issues with using the built-in WiFi connectivity. Overall, though, she gives the iPhone a 9 out of 10, while I give it an 8 out of 10.

I may get one … someday. It’s articles like these that give me the willies:

If Apple wanted to be “revolutionary,” it would sell an unlocked version of the iPhone that, like a computer, you could bring to the carrier of your choice. An even more radical device would be the “X Phone”—a phone on permanent roam that chose whatever network was providing the best service. Imagine, for example, using your iPhone to talk on Sprint because it had the best voice coverage in Alaska, while at the same time using Verizon’s 3G network for Internet access. Of course, getting that phone to market would be difficult, and Apple hasn’t tried.

Ponzi Reviewed the iPhone

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