Jobs did not demo the calendar, but it's there. And he clearly
mentioned that iTunes would be the tool for syncing all your info
(meaning calendar, etc.). Thus, it clearly is a complete PDA.
I'll have to hold judgement on the keypad - it does have an
autocomplete function, but the question will be how easy & smart that
is...
On 10. Jan, 2007, at 9:16, Thomas Dean wrote:
> On Jan 10, 2007, at 7:04 AM, matthiasm wrote:
>> I appreciate your enthusiasm, and although the iPhone will hold your
>> contacts and your appointments, there was nothing shown yesterday
>> that resembled a PDA.
>
> I see a section for notes on the iPhone. Perhaps there is a spotlight
> application to search for the notes?
> While It might not have the ability to take notes, at least you can
> have your knowledge with you to reference.
> If that is the case, I might consider the iPhone.
>
> The only frustration I have with my Newton today is it's inability to
> sync repeating meetings (I have alot of them).
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