Art posted a good summary of the iPhone coverage over on incoherentmumbling.
I haven't read PVP for quite awhile, but this strip had the line "Jesus has come back and he's a phone now" in it. I know that is how a lot of people were acting when the iPhone was just released.
It is interesting to see some of the "Oh my God! This phone completes me" coverage, and compare it to some of the more realistic iPhone coverage.
With only 7 days to go, you have to take a look at the features listed on The Onion's Article: "Apple's New iPhone" (Via Internet Nexus).
My favorite feature is:
Exclusive link to Google Street View so you can watch yourself using your iPhone at all times
and
Comes with an iPhone hat, so people know you own an iPhone during the brief periods you're not using it
It seems like yesterday and today my inbox has been flooded with anti-iPhone newsletters. There are a lot of people worried about the iPhone in their network. Several of the articles point out that the devices only support iMap, and that Apple should license software from either Blackberry or Microsoft so that the device can sync more securly.
I really don't see how this is any different from the way things are now, except possibly for the fact that the iPhone is going to be more popular than most other iMap enabled phones.
Analysts: iPhone Has Neither Security nor Relevance - eWeek
Enterprise Hurdles Await iPhone - eWeek
The iPhone, our new security nightmare - 360° Security
Is The iPhone Insecure? - Forbes
