Linked by David Adams on Wed 2nd Jul 2008 16:09 UTC, submitted by tbutler
"A year ago, page after page of ink was spilled by prophets of doom fretting about the iPhone and how it would surely not be as good as this or that other phone. Were they right or did the first year of the iPhone live up to its hype?"
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2005-09-27
I found out it wasn't about what the features are but how easy it was to use them.
I had a lot of the same features on my old phone. However I never used them much as they were to much of a hassle (and my old Phone was a G3 phone) But the iPhone things were layed out more natural making it easy me to check Email and browse the web.
As well the Google Maps saved my butt a few times already. (I had google maps on my old phone however it was clunky to use and I would rather get very lost until I Decide to use it.
As the article said it isn't what it couldn't do but what it does do. If the iPhone doesn't do what you want it to do then it isn't really for you. The only feature I would like is an SSH Client for it. But still that is a feature I would only use once every couple months.