> nearest Apple Store (there *must* be one or more in Dublin) and test
> drive one.
You won't find an iPhone outside the US for now.
The current ones have only been launched over there and are for now
tied to the US bases AT&T network. They are only usable at all after
activation on that network. And only activate-able after committing to
a 2 year AT&T contract.
There are strong rumours about a European version before the end of
the year though.
>> I have yet to talk to anyone who has tried the iPhone that does not
> rave about the touch navigation.
True. But I have also heard a lot of rants and moans about various
other features or lack thereof. I'd still love to try one out of
course.
Cheers,
Daniel
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