[Star Traveler]

You were saying ...

Why not just press the call button and talk to an actual person on the other end?

Ummmm..., gotta think like a person who has an iPhone. That person knows that they've got a mini-computer in their hands, and it's not just "phone stuff" that they're doing.

I may be wanting to document something to put down later. Instead of transcribing it from my "voice message" (which I could do, too...), I'll "transcribe it" ready to put into notes for future reference.

Another thing, too..., if I want to add a address book card, but I don't have the time right now, I can speak into this, making the text-note that I want, so that when I've got time to update my address book, I can just copy and paste straight to the address book... :-)

There are plenty of uses for this one. I'm sure it's going to be quite successful.

[Wee-Weed Up]

I’m sure it will be successful. Guess I’ll just get walked into more than usual at the mall because people can’t take their heads out of their phones long enough to see where they are walking.

[VastRWCon]

Hi Star, you seemed to be really well informed about he Iphone as I see your posts on FR in almost all Iphone topics. I just purchased 2 3GS’s as Christmas presents, one for me and one for my daughter.

My question is about Tethering (using the iphone) to connect my laptop to the internet when traveling..

I have heard so many things yes/no/cant/wont work/broke phone, etc... any advice? Maybe you can point me to a website that has good solid instructions?

Thanks!