Today in iPhone, item number 32, August 20th, 2007.

Feedback and an interview with user-centric.

Welcome to today in iPhone.

I like it a lot.

Today, iPhone.

Hey, Goren.

Oh, yeah.

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

Hey, guys, this is Danny Boe again from Raleigh, Carolina.

I am online now at the Crabtree store.

I am number seven of mine out of probably about now 30. You've been here

from 5 a.m. in the morning. Just wanted to give a few updates. I know that we're going to have a big

long-state podcast going on and we thought everyone would be interested about what's going on

of Carolina and I'll catch you guys later.

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

Well, coming up on today's show at the very end of the show, you may have heard of a survey they came out in the past week called Quarty Textors demonstrated drop in efficiency when texting

on the iPhone, and that came from user-centric ink.

Well, I have an interview with Gavin, the person responsible for that survey or study, and it's at the end of today's show.

It's a 31-minute interview, and I put it at the end because it's a 31-minute interview.

If you've read this or seen posts on it, both positive or negative, you probably want to stick around at the end and listen

to that interview. I give him some questions about methodology and other things and what he found

and you get some insight on what they heard and thought and how they did the testing.

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