i dont have an iphone, but i have this sidekick-like thing that has the same texting problems. they just show up on the screen when received. which is rather unfortunate, since i'm usually talking about someone near me and how dumb they are or something like that. but, then it's gone and the screen is black and gives no indication of having gotten a text, so i look like i am desperate and have ocd by sliding my phone open every 5 minutes. an iphone sounds like something that i am clearly not prepared for.

copycat.

mine froze tonight while i was out at dinner (alone) and trying to access the google app. i couldn't unfroze it til i came home to read the online manual on how to reset it. is your not as buggy as mine?

I'm sorry, but the Great Muppet Caper is FAR superior to Manhattan. If only for the synchronized swimming number and the fashion scenes.

Also, I'm kind of jealous that you got an iphone. I have to wait till October.

you can scan all your membership cards and keep them in an album on your phone.
thins out your wallet and they can scan barcodes off the screen.

just trying to cheer up the iphone woes

i tired call att yesterday but the hold was too long for my short attention span. i just called back now and it turns out that my voicemail was never set up during activation. it fixed now.

Texting is a definite iPhone weakness.

No way that's insane, with Gordy from Bloc Party? WOW! So to help you with your iPhone issues.

The privacy thing with the iPhone is an issue. You can kill two of your issues with one stone here:

1.) The only way to stop the iPhone from displaying the contents of your text is to turn on the keypad security.

2.) It then pops up and says that you received a text message and the actual message itself is not displayed.

The down side is that you have type a pass code every time you want to use your phone and it's been asleep.

I created three screens. The first page has all of the social networking, communication apps along with the notes, maps and weather.

The second screen has my photos, camera, ipod, youtube, and media apps.

The third screen has the tools and apps I don't use or not that often like settings, clock, calculator, stocks, itunes store and apps store. I user the main bar at the bottom for Phone, Contact, Calendar and Mail.

Let me know how it works out.

i should itext you something bad, like notre dame stuff.

uh yeah, on that coast in sept/oct, we gotta text a lot when I'm there again

I ran into the "No Pumping" law in Portland a couple of years ago. I didn't know NJ was the same way. I felt so violated when the strange man stuck his nozzle in my car and then asked for money. I hadn't had someone manhandle me like that in about 18 years. Whew...

I can't imagine that in slightest bit.

First we should meet in person. But soon after, the babies can definitely start being made!

I bought the new iPhone and I love it. I don't text nearly as much as you do, I'm guessing.