Will Bridges

When the iPhone came out I really did want it. But I was curious if it was all hype and so I waited and the price dropped. I thought “cool, I’ll buy it next check I get”. Sure enough, a check came and I decided it was time for new tools & equipment. I put aside a certain amount of money for new tools each month and I had enough. New tools increase efficiency and allow me to do more. The iPhone was a great investment for many reasons. More importantly, because I love the iPhone so much my next computer will probably be a Mac Pro Desktop.

So, why was it a good investment? Well, it allows me to sync calendars and contacts through itunes. I can store all kinds of valuable map information. I have enough space to store all kinds of video, audio, and pictures. Come on, who can say “I’ve got the video of my first born son’s birth right here on my phone!”… me. I can buy music right on the phone. It hooks to wi-fi where I can surf the internet and full speed. The touch screen navigation is amazing. I love the keyboard. Texting in the old fashion never caught on well with me so I wasn’t used to it. The iphone is worth the cash. There’s a bunch of other features. Plus, with apple putting out a software developers kit for programmers to start building apps for it in February I can’t wait to see what other apps I can have at my finger tips.

Apple is an awesome company, even if they are closed source at least they listen to their customers and provide quality products. Microsoft needs to take a lesson from Apple’s success.