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I don’t know about you but I keep reading about how folks have turned round their lives and lost weight thanks to their iPhones and iPods. So I am curious to know what your experience has been with your iPhone. Have you started exercising more due to buying an iPhone? Or is it just another device that has made your lazier (my case ;)? Please share your thoughts.

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Here is the question that I love to ask about new products. Considering that iPhone 3G is a near perfect gadget, if you were Steve Jobs and had the choice to only add one feature to the iPhone 3G to make it stand out among the competition next year, what would it be and why? Very interested to hear your thoughts.

You may have missed our earlier post about the best ever iPhone app. In my life, I have not seen anything as useless as this iPhone application. But to my surprise, 8 people have already purchased this iPhone app for a thousand a pop. Now that’s what I call idiocy.

Ladies and gentlemen. iPhone’s plastic case is crackable. At least that’s what the good folks at TechTree are reporting. I guess it depends on you use your iPhone. If you put it under your car’s tires, then yes! Your iPhone will crack. But I have had mine for quite a while and it doesn’t have any blemish on it. I am not saying these guys are mistreating their iPhones, but I guess you can’t push the envelop and then complain about your “broken” iPhone. You are not buying a Tough Book guys! Here is tip if you want to break your phone. Jus sit on it. Wouldn’t that be easier?

iPhone is a great device, and it’s evolutionary at that. Nowadays people look for a device that does everything and Apple iPhone simply does everything (with the 3G you get the long awaited GPS also). But here is the issue: Apple’s alliance with AT&T could finally backfire on them big time.

Apple is a great company which is made famous by focusing on customer-centric design and innovation. Everything works outside the box and everything Apple seems to be working with everything else Apple. Now with the iPhone, it’s still the case. However, iPhone customers have had multiple nightmarish experiences with the whole AT&T activation process.

When iPhone 1.0 was released, I remember people who could not get their phones activated for whatever reason. At the time, people could find a way around the issue and unlock the phone. I am sure someone will figure the same thing out with iPhone 2.0 However, many are complaining about the whole mess that is AT&T activation. Apple and AT&T want to force you to get a contract and activate the hard way, but if the server is down or if the system is not ready for prime time, then you are left with a lot of people who have a shiny device that doesn’t allow them to do what they paid for it to do, making calls. I am sure the whole issue will be addressed by Apple, but who do you make your mad customers happy? Giving them more AT&T experiences?