Any second now, someone will demand Copy/Paste. Fair enough, but I haven't had a need for that one yet. I may use the phone differently.
What I would like to see is:
- Stop moving my apps around when one gets an update
- In fact, a way from iTunes to group them on iPhone's screen.
- A "clickwheel" function in the iPod.app so I can track through long songs and podcasts, like I used to be able to do
- A working MobileMe, which syncs.
- Syncing of mail messages, as well as just my mail account passwords, or whatever it's syncing now. I don't like reading mail twice on my pop accounts.
- The ability to turn off the apple default applications I'll never use like 'Stocks'
But, yes, not to sound like a complete complainer, I love the third party apps. All I could have hoped for (well, open distribution would be nice). I don't think I'll own another cellphone besides the iPhone for a decade. I'm excited to be part of the early time.
Make sure we unthaw John Mayer from the archives in time for this one. This will be a Big Deal!

The 2.1 upgrade is sounding good.
It won't be complete until the keyboard / contacts lag is addressed and responsiveness is returned to its former glory.
No SMS on the Touch (that app being a very clear indicator of the lag), but are any of the other indicators that this is fixed?
Like the ability to turn sound notifications for various things like new mail, calendar, alarms and keyboard taps on/off.
I have about two thousand songs on my Touch, and regardless of the song I choose, I get this message:
"This song does not have enough related songs to create a Genius Playlist."
Seems like it should try to throw something together...
Did genius finish contacting apple's servers etc before you synced your touch? I got the same message and turns out it was because I had synced before Genius was done completely setting up on my computer (took ~2-5 minutes). After I let it finish and synced it worked just fine.
i agree. although it's great to run with a nano, i think most people would rather run with their phone in case of an emergency. phone & key, that's all you'll need.the Nike+ is the only thing *missing* from my iPhone experience: It also means that nike (or another vendor) misses out on my having to buy an armband too...
Any second now, someone will demand Copy/Paste. Fair enough, but I haven't had a need for that one yet. I may use the phone differently.
What I would like to see is:
- Stop moving my apps around when one gets an update
- In fact, a way from iTunes to group them on iPhone's screen.
- A "clickwheel" function in the iPod.app so I can track through long songs and podcasts, like I used to be able to do
- A working MobileMe, which syncs.
- Syncing of mail messages, as well as just my mail account passwords, or whatever it's syncing now. I don't like reading mail twice on my pop accounts.
- The ability to turn off the apple default applications I'll never use like 'Stocks'
But, yes, not to sound like a complete complainer, I love the third party apps. All I could have hoped for (well, open distribution would be nice). I don't think I'll own another cellphone besides the iPhone for a decade. I'm excited to be part of the early time.