Talkiphone posts iPhone FAQ

I just want to know how much the voice / data plans cost!

91. Does the iPhone have SIM card slot?

Answer: Currently it is not known whether the iPhone does have a SIM card slot or not. It has been missing from earlier pre-production models. It is being speculated that lack of access to the SIM will help Apple prevent the iPhone 'black market' to develop.

Wrong. The sim is accessible via sim tray on the top of the phone. Steve even says so in his keynote. If you visit the apple iPhone page and watch the iPhone introduction, via quick time, at 12:52 Jobs is showing the controls on the phone and gets to the top. He points out the headphone jack, and then says " we've got a place, a tray, for your sim card"

I have no idea how this inaccessible sim card rumor got started, but it's completely untrue, and driving me crazy.

This one is better:
http://www.everyipod.com/iphone-faq/

The iPhone indeed supports PDF - I heard it when the "Product Manager" of the iPhone was talking about it during the WWDC Keynote. Listen carefully - he said it can open all types of documents...

The iPhone is indeed NAND flash.

anybody heard whether or not it will support airtunes/airport express? sure would like to be able to play through a properly equipped stereo without needing to drag out my laptop...

This guy's FAQ is OK, with the exception of phrasing his answers seeming to be "the final word". Hopefully people dont take it as such.
A few things I noticed:
* he didnt know if there was a vibrate feature, and I belive that this feature is confirmed.
* PDFs are supported, I havent seen this anywhere.
* 2 year contract required- obviously not neccisarily true
* Overseas use- he is half right. Since the iPhone has a subsidy lock, people can only use cingular service overseas (preferred roaming partners, and roaming rates). You cant swap for a prepaid sim since its locked.

It woudlve been nice if he linked to his sources on his answers.

Nowhere, including in this FAQ, have I read specifically what the storage medium is. A friend insists it's a hard drive (like the iPod mini, I guess). That seems unlikely to me since 4GB and 8GB iPod nano uses NAND flash memory. So, what is it?