Haha. I remember that. The hardest feature for me to figure out after getting my phone was how to actually call somebody. Also after installing skype I started

Haha. I remember that. The hardest feature for me to figure out after getting my phone was how to actually call somebody. Also after installing skype I started getting popups when I would call about "Do you want to use your phone or skype to call?". Why do I have to click so much to make a call I kept asking myself? Then I figured out the double tap on the home key and "Hi Galaxy" and my life changed forever. I use it waaaayyy more than I've seen anyone I know using Siri. The only annoying thing now is when I disable gps and then try to use maps from voice while driving things get wonky because I'm driving, trying to enable GPS, and trying to deal with maps popups telling me gps isn't on and whatnot. I just forget to re-enable it before I drive somewhere so it happens quite a bit. I also actually sat down and read the manual for the phone and looked up tips and tricks online. Really studied it as opposed to just expecting to "get it out of the box". I know the whole "It just works" mantra is great, but if you're willing to spend a little time reading and researching you can have a great mobile experience instead of just blindly ignoring things that don't appear to immediately work/make sense. In a nutshell, they really are little computers now, and putting in the time to learn it well will open up doors for you.