An Apple a Day
August 31, 2007
I'll give you the disclaimer now. As you've probably noticed we try to keep the focus of our reviews on small business. Mama/Papa owned. The little guy. This review is going to throw that out the window.
Occasionally we come across something ourselves that is just so amazing we don't know how life was ever the same without it. In the case it just wasn't.
A novel accessory for Mama's on the go and a must for those of us work-at-home Mama's that would like to leave the house every once and a while. Apple's new iPhone combines so many of our everyday essentials into one sleek gadget it's hard to know where to begin. In addition to being a super cool phone (the first cell phone I don't find myself screaming into) this baby has full Wi-Fi internet capability and easy access to email. Top that off with all the features of a widescreen ipod- storage for hundreds of songs, videos, tv shows or audiobooks and a button to get straight to YouTube (even our no-screen time rule has been broken by whipping out the dancing dogs mid-meltdown) and it's obvious it doesn't get any better than this.
But wait, there really is more. The iPhone is also equipped with a 2.0 megapixel camera that takes amazing pictures, and has quick access to the playground forecast and Google maps (no more getting lost with a car full of excited kids?) Plus the simple interface and touch screen is so easy to use my 20 month old already knows how to scroll through his favorite photos and quick call his Papa at work. The only down side we can come up with is the price, at $499 for 4GB and $599 for 8GB, this baby ain't cheap. But if you add up all the features, subtract the hassles and divide by the extra time to get out and play, we think you'll find it well worth the splurge.











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