Fake loading screens for iPhone

Anyone else read "Becoming obese."?

I love these - I'm rocking "becoming obsolete" because just like Jt Hollister I understand that there will always be something better if I wait. But this phone has nearly every feature that I've been wanting in a phone, and I can actually USE all of them.

OK, mabye it was SMS that couldn't send to multiple users.

http://web.mac.com/makentosh/tipsfromtheiceberg/Blog/Entries/2007/7/27_Pedigreed_iPhone.html

Errr, broken link.. sorry :)

10 pixels down would place the icon directly in the vertical center of the "slide to unlock" screen. Since that's currently the place most will see the wallpaper (other than viewing it in the Photo library), I usually stick to that when creating my images.

http://web.mac. com/makentosh/tipsfromtheiceberg/Blog/Entries/2007/7/27_Pedigreed_iPhone.html

If by "V2.0" the wait is for memory,
then it's not dubious at all.
Toshiba just announced 32GB NAND.
I can't wait for 16GB or 32GB iPhone.

JeffDM - you CAN CC people, and you CAN email to multiple clients. Another cool thing, is if you get a mass email, and click on a person's email address, it asks you if you want to add that address to an existing contact or create a new contact. Freaking cool.

That said, the only thing I can think of that needs adding in mail is all on Gmail's side of things. Their support of the iPhone started with the easy setup and basically ended there. Because of their "threads" system which work great on their site, every email I sent out comes back to me on the iPhone as a new email in my inbox. Kind of annoying, if you like that inbox number to be 0.

I like the one "Loading Kitchen Sink"

Classic.

not trying to troll, but these are incredibly stupid.

Jt Hollister; The iPhone had a very good start, but that's mostly from the UI perspective. There's still significant stuff that's needed. From what I hear, there's no copy and paste, no carbon copy or send to multiple in the email client. There's no way to sync the notes. At least these all can be fixed with a software update, but Apple's completely silent on whether or not they even care to add this stuff.

While I think Apple's statements on 3G are generally valid, but mainly because of the carrier they chose and the current chips being a little large and power hungry. I don't think that deficiency will last that long, and once 3G support is there, then the first phone will be considered woefully obsolete by anyone that's not constantly bathed in a WiFi signal.

I really doubt that it will be three years before there's a notable update. It may be three years before a major design change, but most iPod designs last an average of a little over a year before being tweaked, with the 5th/5.5 gen being the longest between design changes.