Editing e-mail would be easier if users could highlight text. We'd also like the phone to check for new mail from more than one e-mail account at a time, and it should automatically check more than twice per day. The way the iPhone stores Web bookmarks could also use some adjusting, since bookmark names can't be edited and can be sorted only alphabetically. Although the phone has several different rings you can choose from, they all sound like strange electronic gurgles. Finally, the iPhone should be able to connect to two phone lines, for those who want to talk and surf at the same time.
Some major improvements are already under way.
Software enhancements that will provide frame support, among other improvements, are expected by April. While there are a variety of small snags, we're happy to say there are no major problems. The iPhone is a lesson on how to get a product right the first time.