Yesterday I downloaded my first game, JigSee, which lets you take a picture from the iphone camera and then turns it into a jig saw puzzle, and the kids love it!!!

Yesterday I downloaded my first game, JigSee, which lets you take a picture from the iphone camera and then turns it into a jig saw puzzle, and the kids love it!!!

I've heard limited data plans discussed, but perhaps they could come up with a tiered pricing scheme based on the data rate (like dialup vs ADSL data connections).

I've heard limited data plans discussed, but perhaps they could come up with a tiered pricing scheme based on the data rate (like dialup vs ADSL data connections).

It's when these buyers look at their next smartphone, we'll see these users looking past price and to ACTUAL functionality. They'll realize that the phone is the smallest piece of the price puzzle. It's the subscription that is the most costly. They'll have learned what smartphone features they want, and don't want.

As for Frank's comment about TMo offering a $20 data plan, well, the original iPhone had a $20 data plan. I'm on it, and I'm using 3G! I got grandfathered under the old price, because my location didn't have 3G within 100 miles. Of course, now 3G is here, but I still pay just $20 for my data plan.

It's when these buyers look at their next smartphone, we'll see these users looking past price and to ACTUAL functionality. They'll realize that the phone is the smallest piece of the price puzzle. It's the subscription that is the most costly. They'll have learned what smartphone features they want, and don't want.

As for Frank's comment about TMo offering a $20 data plan, well, the original iPhone had a $20 data plan. I'm on it, and I'm using 3G! I got grandfathered under the old price, because my location didn't have 3G within 100 miles. Of course, now 3G is here, but I still pay just $20 for my data plan.

It's cheap! above all – users are fickle and whomever provides the best functionality and low price will win in the current financial climate. Expect Blackberry to sell more and more low end devices. They also benefit from being on every carrier and having a range of plan costs. I believe t-mo offers a data plan for $20 now.

It's cheap! above all – users are fickle and whomever provides the best functionality and low price will win in the current financial climate. Expect Blackberry to sell more and more low end devices. They also benefit from being on every carrier and having a range of plan costs. I believe t-mo offers a data plan for $20 now.