What problems or disapointments has anyone have with their Iphone or service ?

Answers: Sometimes the post application bails without sending a message. There are a few minor annoying UI things, close to having to scroll to the top of a page to bookmark it when the bookmark button is at the bottom. The mobile won't show the full charge icon unless I resign from it plugged in adjectives night or turn it bad (nothing a software update can't fix). Most of the problems are minor.

Keyboard always within portrait except in Safari is horrible. Lack of a profile system and the ability to set free media and download it to the phone is unconvincing, as is the lack of MMS (which plays into this). Most of those problems are purely a simple software patch.

Not being competent to perform a central sync over bluetooth is unbelievable and I hope Apple fixes that along w/ things close to bluetooth file verbs and vcards.

I came from a symbian and I know I was getting an iPhone and not a smart phone. The inability to install third get-together applications is weak, but for an iPod phone it is exceptional.

Consider this, it works as you would expect most of the time. Typing is fairly good and you will find using the yahoo push email replaces MMS right away. The peak is incredible. It doesn't scratch, you can scenery it from any angle, and in combination next to the OS it makes things similar to the browser look great because scaling works without blemish.

For a small device navigating full websites I'd say-so it is second to none in display.

Some things that you might meditate of as more difficult are actually jammy. No speed dial, except you set your favorites up, sleep/wake your phone and slide the screen lock next just touch the contact. In steps, including exit or unlocking it is quicker than a candybar or a flip. It's one click, one swipe, one touch to dial a favorite from locked OR it's just touch w/o holding or waiting.

Call command is straightforward and quite fitting. There really isn't that much that I'm annoyed with that I didn't expect and I'm impressed by some things that I thought be pedestrian.

Apple can patch most things with a software update and other add features near the dock connector, even if they don't the phone is fine.

Physically it has a few issues: 1) Finding up or down by touch and shape isn't that intuitive, 2) nearby is no lanyard loop but it's pretty tough, 3) the cord is the same short USB cord that comes beside iPods (without the side lock buttons so it will pull out). That's TOO SHORT for a phone. 4) most those are going to use a case, but as soon as they do the dock become an expensive paperweight so I think some adjectives sense + design thought would have occured (make it wider Apple), and the piece that could be a deal breaker for some 5) you cannot use it through scrawny material (think gloves) you must use your fingers and it won't use a stylus unless they brand a cloned 'meatstick'. I'm a bit annoyed that they didn't put a directional pad on it instead of the one touch home button. You can't of late hold it and page down by pressing down one handed. You HAVE to flippity scroll and in that are no navigation arrows or percentage bars anywhere.

It's confident to bash, but I appreciate it. My one activated within 4 minutes, it took overnight for my mom's one to get activate. AT&T is a disappointment. Not having the Nike+ apparatus work is really lame (so now I'm supposed to get my nano AND my iPhone when I run? so much for convergence). I could keep going, but once you attain around the fact that we're still 10 years trailing the rest of the world and it's going to stay that way you start to a short time ago enjoy what you hold and as an iPod it rocks. As a phone it's fine and has some righteous features.

Sorry to ramble, you asked.

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What problems or disapointments has anyone have with their Iphone or service ?