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Don't know whether it's changes to the Swype sub-app or the OS but it's now far easier to navigate when writing. A zoom window hones in on your text, making it far easier to get right to the spot where you want to edit! And it's easier to copy or cut and paste as well.

Have had them all: US Cellular (horrible roaming rates, backward phones), Sprint (good network, kludgy Windows Mobile phone, bad upgrade policy, lousy customer service), T-Mobile (good rates but horrible data service), Verizon (good network, overpriced), AT&T (for iPhone, horrible network) and...

Here in Des Moines, TMO is worse than AT&T -- and they don't have the iPhone. Verizon is slightly better than Sprint, but more expensive. And with Sprint we get four lines with unlimited everything (and with unlimited mo-to-mo, virtually unlimited talk, too). Plus phone upgrades after only one...

Had an iPhone for the last three years and was tired of dropping 2-3 calls a day, not being able to call from inside my house, and delays of an hour or more receiving texts and voicemails. Switched to Sprint in July and took my family with me. For just $20 more per month, each of us has...

T-Mobile is available where I live but only in EDGE, not 3G, and only in the northern part of town, and not where I work, and not inside my home. Pass.

Not too accustomed to phones interfacing with a Mac, but Blackberries do. Before I switched to the iPhone, I had a Blackberry Curve, which I was very pleased with. Even though it's not the latest iteration of the device, I do believe it runs the latest OS, and RIM has released the final of the...

I'd be willing to bet that subs aren't leaving because of the iPhone. If another carrier ever cracks AT&T's exclusivity, the carrier can fold it. I am convinced that the iPhone is the best device on the market -- plus I work with a developer -- so I will keep AT&T and grit my teeth through every...

Had Sprint for several years, Verizon briefly. (Switched to AT&T last year for iPhone.) Here's my 2 cents: Had no problems with Sprint coverage. I didn't appreciate their selection of phones and their customer service, which consistently ranks at or near the bottom of Consumer Reports'...

This make me nervous . . . I would like to use it for the text transcription of voicemails, but I'm concerned about having my cell phone incur additional charges for both incoming and outgoing calls. You have to call your access number to call out, and incoming calls are transferred to your...

And that doesn't change the file format at all?

Try this one. Free registration, although to get the tones on the phone requires a little bit of workaround. I wonder if you could just load MP3 tones on the phone and have it recognize them as ringtones. Anyone know?

Of course, you still need an AT&T signal to make it work; with My-Fi, all you need is a clear sight line to the SW.

A 16GB for $149 would be an excellent deal, especially with a warranty. That and the soon-to-be-released version 3.0 firmware would make it hard to pass up. In fact, I am eligible for an upgrade at the end of June and I may try this -- if there are any left!

If you mean the two-button reset, that's a soft reset, and fixes most problems. I find my phone is very stable. (Of course, having just said that . . .)

Be patient. New iPhone is rumored to be coming out this summer, when the new firmware comes out. It's possible that they'll offer a price break, the way they did for the last two iterations.

Interesting. The announcement comes soon after Gizmodo placed a great, easy-to-understand article on jailbreaking your iPhone on its website recently.

Here's what the press had to say about it.

Except for the browser, I was very pleased with the Verizon Curve. Sd card, video, very responsive keyboard.

:D Can just hear my wife now: "Honey, I'm late for work and I need to use the bathroom! What are you doing in there?" "Just keeping the air bubbles out of my protection, dear!"

I must be a real spazz then, because I can never install one of those on my phone without air bubbles! :o

Mail2web.com has BBerry service; I used it for several years before switching to an iPhone last July. Very easy to set up! Log in to your Mail2Web.com Outlook web client. Click on My Email Settings in the lower lefthand corner. In the Manage Account window that comes up you will see a...

What kind of screen protector are you using?

Ditched my Mogul when I got sick of not being able to see the screen outdoors. Wanted to get a new phone, but Sprint wouldn't let me pay anything less than retail price for it, so I cut my losses with them and switched to Verizon and the BB Curve. This was last June. About a week later, while...

I tried the Innocase. It looked good on paper. I discovered it was very thin plastic that scrunched up my screen protector and made it bubble. When I tried to remove the Innocase, the bottom frame bent. I hope y'all have greater success with it than I.

Welcome to iPhone Nation! It is by far the most useful have-at-my-side device I've ever had!