Today in iPhone, item number 33, September 5th, 2007.

Hey, what would you do with an extra $200?

Welcome to today in iPhone.

I like it a lot.

Today, iPhone.

Hey, Grawling!

Oh yeah.

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

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

Sorry for the long delay in between shows.

Life happens, work happens, and they all happened at the same time for me.

And the decision was, do I put out a show that isn't all there, or do I wait and get a good show out?

And I tried to wait, and I was going to do it this weekend.

But today, ironically, 69 days after the iPhone was first released, and I say ironically,

because Apple has decided to say to all of us that purchased the iPhone just 69 days ago,

hey, let's drop the price, $200. Now, what would you have done with that $200? Well, I know I can't play listener

feedback for today's show because this is a G-rated show, and the listener feedback isn't exactly

G-rated for this one. I think one of the listeners in his email wrote it best when he said,

Apple, for this decision, I salute you. Guess which finger I'm saluting you with.

For those of you that were on the fence, welcome off the fence. And obviously that was what Apple was

trying to do. And from a business perspective, I can understand it. From a relationship perspective,

what Apple would have been better off doing was releasing the 16 gig iPhone,

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