No, I didn't buy an iPhone, nor do I plan to buy one, but I did want to share my friend's review of the iPhone. There were two things he said that were really difficult to overcome when changing from the Blackberry Pearl to the iPhone: the iPhone was too slippery (overcome with a rubber "skin") and the lack of physical buttons for thumb-typing out emails.
Unfortunately, he was unable to return the iPhone because Apple only has a 14 return policy. That's ridiculous. Its like the no return policy on iTunes gift cards. That makes me not want to buy anything from them, and I'm getting close to making that decision.
Fortunately, my friend was able to sell his iPhone for $500 a week or so before they announced the $200 price drop, and re-activate his Blackberry Pearl and his T-Mobile account. Very lucky, if I say so myself.
I can't believe they dropped the price $200 so soon. Talk about screwing over the loyal customers who bought the phone first. Do you know the reason behind the sudden price drop?