Discount Charlie Rose - Mossberg / Heilemann & Levy / Raddatz, Totenberg, Pooley, Arraf (June 29, 2007) On Sale.

	Amazon.com: First, a discussion about Apple's iPhone with Walter Mossberg, principal technology columnist for the Wall Street Journal. || Next, another discussion about Apple's iPhone with John Heilemann, contributing editor of New York Magazine & Steven Levy, technology columnist for Newsweek. || Finally, Sunday on Friday, a review of the week's notable events and people with Martha Raddatz of ABC News, Nina Totenberg of National Public Radio, Eric Pooley managing editor of Fortune and Jane Arraf of NBC Nightly News. This product is manufactured on demand using DVD-R recordable media. Amazon.com's standard return policy will apply.

Rating : - The Mossberg segment Product evaluation of Apple's IPhone
Walter Mossberg ace technology reporter evaluates largely positively Apple's latest surprise, its IPhone. He in the course of this explains that Steven Jobs loves to surprise, bring the unexpected product to the world. Apple is riding high with Mackintosh, IPod and now IPhone. Mossberg gives us a chance to see the new highest resolution screen for a hand-held phone device. He says it was difficult at first but then in five days he mastered the virtual keyboard and was sending messages at an acceptable speed. He also explains the drawbacks of the phone including its connection with AT&T and reception in areas where that is not a prime server. Mossberg is sure of himself, articulate and quite humorless. Charlie Rose does his usual job of asking the right questions.
I know nothing about IPhones or Pods do not own a hand- held device. But it was interesting for me to hear the way Mossberg talks and thinks.
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