>Calling the things we carry in our pockets today "phones" is nothing more than an artifact of history. (In fact, my iPhone is a terrible phone.) Really? In wh

>Calling the things we carry in our pockets today "phones" is nothing more than an artifact of history. (In fact, my iPhone is a terrible phone.) Really? In what other way except "battery life"? Sound reviews found it had excellent sound, and same goes for reception. And the reliability of the phone network, even for simple calls, if far better than what it was back in the day. And the contact list, search function, visual voicemail and ease of use for those functions is far better than most, if not all, pre-iPhone phones.