Originally Posted by peanutkp (Post 34430428)

Excellent technology but wasted on a phone. Great if you like showing off etc though.

But it would take a lot for me to get one, and to be honest I don't think I'd consider it because it's a phone. I like to put something in my pocket and forget about it and not pay something so over priced that I'd be worrying about it all the time.

I did see a comical advert where it was the N95 vs the Iphone, and in the end they preferred their own oldie types because it's basically all you want is a phone and a much more simpler thing to use at the end of the day.

Imagine 2 weeks after paying out "Oh my God !! I've got a scratch on it".

Originally Posted by Derek S (Post 34430462)

I've just got one and I'll let you know what it's like after I stop drooling. :drool:

Originally Posted by piggy (Post 34430465)

come on then its been 20mins!!!:p:

Originally Posted by homealone (Post 34430470)

trouble is, it is difficult to use an asp & a touch screen phone at the same time ;) :D

Originally Posted by Derek S (Post 34430476)

I'll have you know my wrist action is second to none ;)

Anyway, it's great. Browsing full webpages on a bog standard O2 connection is a bit slow but any of the mobile pages seem to fly and once a page is loaded (BBC News etc.) actually reading them in full is superb.
Getting it activated wasn't too bad, a bit slow on the O2 side but now it's done.

Wi-Fi, iTunes, video and everything else is so easy to use it makes normal phones seem a bit bland and boring.

It would of been nice to have 3G on it and possibly GPS but right now I'm very happy.

Originally Posted by piggy (Post 34430481)

whats the virtual keyboard like......easy to use?

Originally Posted by Damien (Post 34430655)

If your already on O2, Do you need to buy via O2 over the phone or can you get an iPhone at an apple store and simply transfer to the new contract via iTunes or over the phone?