I tried out the display set of the iPhone at an Apple store at 11pm yesterday.
I went there earlier at 6pm, but the line was pretty long, by the time I went back to the store they only had the display sets left, all the units they received were sold out.
The iPhone does live up to its hype - somewhat.
The coolest feature for me was really the touch-screen, being able to use your finger to scroll through the content and the gyroscope.
Getting to "pinch" the content to zoom in and out of it was great, and the screen was really clear.
The camera did not disappoint, but it didn't seem like you could zoom in and out, though picture clarity was good.
Safari (the browser on the iPhone) did not seem to support Flash, but I think that's something that could be easily fixed by a software update.
The only complaint that I probably have was the virtual keyboard.
Getting it to output the correct characters were hard and it didn't seem very responsive.
This is a very noticeable problem when trying to surf the web or when using the email function.
Also, the speed of the connection was decent in the store but I think that's because I was on the store's WiFi network - I'll really like to know how "ast" web-surfing is when using Cingular's EDGE network.
All in all, I personally find the iPhone very attractive.
But I probably won't get it for now. I hope Apple will do something to improve the virtual keyboard and honestly I'm waiting for the 2G of the iPhone to come out before I'll commit.