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So I’ve had the phone for about one week now and all I can report is praise for the device. It can handle all of the criteria I laid out in my previous post and does it all while seamlessly jumping from AT&T’s EDGE to various wireless networks.

Speed over EDGE is mediocre but that’s exactly what I expected it to be and thus I am not disappointed. The speed is fast enough for the features of the phone and I am satisfied there. Also the benefits of added battery life by not implementing a battery draining 3G antenna are greatly appreciated. The phone has been able to undergo significant daily use with frequent email checks and has enough life to get me though the day. I imagine that as the novelty wears off I will be fooling around with all of its features less (so many people have wanted to see/play with it, firing up streaming trailers, video podcasts, abusive cover flow use, etc., and it keeps on chugging.

The iPhone has been great for work and play so far and will continue to serve well as both in the coming months. AT&T and Apple are definitely planning some updates for the future and I cannot wait.

Oh yeah, this has been posted from the iPhone. Two thumb typing is very fast now that I have had a few days of text messaging and emails to grow accustomed to it and to trust the device’s intelligent auto correction.

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