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iPhone: The Usability Factor

After spending six weeks with the Apple iPhone, it's hands-down the best cell phone I've ever used. It's not the lightest, smallest or most durable, and it doesn't even have the best call quality or loudest volume. However, the sum of its parts -- and there are many -- easily push it to the top of my list. First, the basics. Overall, I've found the calls to be clear. Around last January, when the wireless division was still called "Cingular," service around my area was so bad that I was a hair away from ditching the plan completely. Only Steve Jobs' iPhone announcement saved my account.
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