I see what they are saying; but I have a different counterpoint. I got an iPhone because it looks nice and I figured the apps would be cool. Well it looks nice

I see what they are saying; but I have a different counterpoint. I got an iPhone because it looks nice and I figured the apps would be cool. Well it looks nice but the apps, for the most part, don't do much but divert me. There are some I use - but not as frequently as I use the phone, email and calendar features. I toyed with ditching the phone but now I cant: im totally sold on the phone functionality.. it's the best set up I've ever had. And there I think is the hook: the iPhone really does just work as a phone. Lots of smart phones never manage that :) (there are plenty of "wtf" moments... but they havent yet completely frustrated me - which is rarw)