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The iPhone does have weaknesses but these are easily forgotten about or worked around by the number of features it does brilliantly.

The iPhone is better than any N series Nokia I have owned. I love browsing the net while away from home and on the iPhone that is a pleasure, on the Nokia's it is awful.

Hardly any noise at all from my PS3.

PS3

Re: iphone appstore must haves? iFooty is excellent. BBC News, results, live updates and fixtures for UK teams.

Yes, no problem at all selling it although any new owner will need to activate and unlock it unless they plan on using a iPhone tariff.

mobileme has been great so far, my free trial will last 5 months in total rather than the original 60 days I signed up for :)

Yeah it's basically a updated B2.

Yeah and I see no difference with anything since installing it :D

The Origin database is the best around which does tempt me towards buying the PogoDrive, the Alert is not worth considering as it's a identical price for less. I've never used a Navman system, TomTom was always my preferred sat nav.

I'm in a good Edge and 3G area and there is a marginal difference between each connection.

I've been considering buying a PogoDrive but not sure if the sat nav side of it is good or not.

I disagree, not a great difference.

The loud speaker is a definite improvement on the iPhone 3G.

Yeah it's mentioned in the App thread. Not a bad download. They have already had over 205,900 downloads but for now it will remain free as they have been experiencing server issues. When the system is working correctly they will begin to charge for the app.

Yes that's right.

A 2G iPhone with v2.0 firmware only lacks 3G and the GPS chip. Currently the GPS chip isn't really very useful and as already said 3G is not greatly faster than Edge if available to you.

Faster net browsing and nothing else other than that for me. Even at that the 3G speeds are not vastly superior to Edge.

Same here.

For anyone running Exchange 2003 be sure and install service pack 2 in order to get the iPhone connected OK.

More than likely, that happened after the 2.0.1 update too.

I use the V+ on demand service lots, it's definitely far superior to the Sky service. Setanta for free is also handy.

Contacts access is almost as fast as my 2G iPhone now but other than that nothing new that is obvious.

The 3 tuners is better than any HD content, a major reason why I wouldn't bother with Sky HD. I've never been overly impressed with HD broadcasts either on Sky or Virgin, not worth the additional £10 per month charge on Sky.

I installed it last night, nothing different so far.

Other than the 3G outages the only time my signal drops is when at home where I am only just able to get a 3G signal. When this happens it'll swap between a full strength Edge/GPRS signal to a 1 bar 3G signal and back again at random intervals.

3G is working again in Glasgow :)

Must buy one of these R9Yzf4jk0Ko

I'm happy with my Belkin case. http://store.apple.com/uk/product/TS556ZM/A?fnode=home/shop_iphone/iphone_accessories/cases&mco=MTI3ODM0MQ

I have had no 3G access for most of the weekend, it's a ongoing o2 fault mainly in Scotland. If I disable 3G then it will connect via Edge or GPRS instead for now. http://customerforum.o2.co.uk/viewtopic.php?t=6775