Just like in the regular iTunes store you can use your iPhone to buy music. Do do this you will have to setup your existing iTunes music store account on the iPhone. After that you can browse through albums and songs. Like other music store purchases each songs costs 99 cents. Before you buy Apple allows you to listen to 30 seconds of the song to make sure it is the song you want to pay for.

After you have bought the music on the iPhone itself you can synch the music files back to your computer and they are available in iTunes.

The only big complaint I have is that I cannot imagine downloading music over a crappy and slow 2G Internet connection on a phone. This will take forever, I’m telling you!

Apart from the network speed connection the build in speakers sound rather rickety and loud, so it is no fun sharing your music with your friends through the iPhone.

I spotted this image on vowe.net today, supposed to be real and working on the Vodafone network:

If this is true I hope it’s only a matter of time until the locking to AT&T is taken completely off the iPhone.

Here is another unlock software for the iPhone.

When the iPhone was first rumored last year we all thought, wow Apple is introducing a phone? That must be THE gadget to have for 2007!
Now as it is available in the US and will be available in the fall in Europe as well more doubts and concerns are coming up regarding the iPhone.
Major reviewers like Jack Gold from Computerworld have their doubts regarding the iPhone.

Will this expensive little peice of joy live up to its expectations? How does the price drop on the 8 GB model and the total dropping of the 4 GB influence the sales and marketing of the iPhone?
We will adress all these issues and the iPhone complaints in this blog, if you have anything to add submit your iPhone complaint.