It's starting to happen ... little pushes here and there and folks are rolling out all sorts of cool stuff for the iPhone. Though this doesn't quite shatter the game platform of the PSP you can get your Qix on the iPhone if you are in the mood for a little retro gaming.

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It's out and it's selling like mad and the reviews are coming in with a mix of those waxing poetic and others having activation problems who are cursing the device.

iPhone has managed to capture the hearts of many of those who waited in line for the estimated half million units sold in the first 24 hours. "It's awesome, it's the best thing I ever saw in my life," said New York private detective Jerry Gregory. "Once people see this phone they are going to want one. Everybody I show this phone wants one, even people who were anti-iPhone."

The sentiment runs deep among many early adopters that this is quite simply the most gorgeous device ever brought to market. It does not score 100% in all departments, but it raises the bar on cell phone design in ways that only Apple could do.

Some customers have experienced delays in activating the phone. AT&T spokesperson Michael Coe remarked "We are working on any issues on an individual basis with customers who were impacted." Nearly all customers have been able to activate their phones within five to eight minutes, he said. That doesn't take the sour taste out of the mouths of those who waited so long for the iPhone only to find themselves unable to get activated for as long as 14 hours.

The "wows" are being heard as people describe the ease of use and gorgeous UI Apple has built into the phone and they seem to far outnumber the "whoas" of those having troubles.

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