Today in iPhone item number 28, July 28th, 2007.

Where exactly does one hide 124,000 iPhones?

Welcome to today in iPhone.

I like it a lot.

Today, iPhone.

Hey, Gawley!

Oh yeah.

Zoom was getting some traction, and Steve Jobs goes to Macworld, and he pulls out this iPhone.

Hey, this is Brent, near Wichita, Kansas.

I waited his line for probably, I don't know, two and a half hours.

Not very long compared to most people, but it's pouring down rain out here. Anyway, I was the way to the line. I was the first person that didn't get the iPhone, but I signed up for them to ship me one, of course. Three to five days shipping and didn't feel like coughing up the extra money. Plus, I can wait, you know, three to five days. However, it is Tuesday,

of course. It was supposed to have been shipped on Monday, I believe, and it's not on

shipped yet. Here it is Tuesday night. I imagine it definitely won't be shipped tomorrow. Maybe

Thursday. I'm kind of considering pulling the customer care representatives. Anyway, have a great Fourthth of July, and that's my little bit.

Welcome to the show. I'm your host, Rob, and this is today an iPhone podcast.

Well, this has definitely been an interesting week on my side and the iPhone side.

If you've been following Apple stock this week, it plummeted, it rocketed rocketed was all over the place based on various reports that were coming out about numbers of units and we will get into that later in the show additionally I was listening to the conference call on Wednesday and then I did a guest appearance on the cell phone junkie podcast. And I was trying to work out some issues from listener questions.

And where am I going with all this?

Well, that's my way of saying, I'm sorry.

I missed the show in the middle of this week.

Just too many things came together at once to make it possible to put out a good show.

Earlier in the week, now I'm concentrating here

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