After a week, I can still say I love this device. I’m working on a full fledged review for OFB, so I won’t go into details, but all I can say is that despite the well publicized limitations, the device is such a pleasure to work with, one forgets about those things. There are a few complaints I have, but all of them are software related and could easily be fixed when iPhone OS 1.1 is pushed out sometime (I suspect) in the near future.
I setup my visual voicemail today and was surprised I didn’t have to encounter a single voice prompt menu to do so. The iPhone recorded my message and set my passcode all from its own interface, then sent both the recording and the passcode to AT&T for me. No “press 1 to save your message, press 2 to hear it, press 3 to rerecord your message.”
I am a bit paranoid to walk around with this thing. I wish AT&T would offer its phone insurance for it. But, I figure I carry my laptop around all the time, so why not a phone?
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Apple I think is looking to offer a 2 year AppleCare but who knows what that will cover.
Yeah, I’m not so sure it will cover accidents. I’ve never had insurance, but it wasn’t such a big deal with my $149 Sony-Ericsson Walkman phone. Of course, that one still works, so I guess my solace is that I’ll always have a phone!
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