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My biggest fear was that they'd ditch the at-home activation which seems to be where they are heading, luckily O2 seem to have sorted themselves out recently and have some very appealing tariffs (unlimited wifi from The Cloud and BT Openzone is worth about a tenner a month on it's own) and I think I'll be going for the £35/month deal.
Do I have to pay money to take the phone out of the shop?
No. Ok, it's free then.
That's ten years worth of assimilation!
This creates a situation where the uninformed consumer is told it's free but is met with disappointment when they come to purchase.
That said, presuming the SDK allows access to the camera in the right way, video software (including Qik!) will be round the corner. Flickr/Shozu will also have a free applications up on the app store soon too no doubt, meaning sharing online won't be a problem.
As for Mobile Me - I love it. My music library is on my Windows PC while my contacts and calendar (which I sync with my current phone via iSync) are on my Macbook. I was concerned about having to shift a load of music over to my Macbook if I got an iPhone but that's no longer a problem. Mobile Mewill sort it all out without me having to worry. It's a shame it costs money but working out at just under a fiver a month it's worth it.
The last iPhone was not my cup of tea but this one? I've already registered at O2's iPhone page!
into Windows Mobile!
If I see an "I Love My iPhone" bumper sticker, I'm buying it.