At $5-$600 per phone and a cost of $3,000 (including phone) for a 2 yr plan you can take it and stick it where the sun don't shine.
If I am so addicted that I need to access movies and the internet from my phone and my e-mail 20 times/day and can't wait till I get home then I seriously need some help.
Seriously, this is getting so ridiculous in that people need to be connected 24/7/365. When I recently returned from Japan and as soon as we got off the plane all the businessmen/women were pulling out their blackberrys to check their e-mail or call their office I was thankful that I gave up the corporate life. I couldn't stand being chained to my office 24h/day. It was bad enough when I had to call in once/day, but this is beyond anything I could personally take.
When I was in HS and college we were always told that, "technology will make life easier and that people will probably be working 4 days/week", etc.
The way I see it is that people are more a slave to technology than ever before. As for myself I have the latest computer, DVR, camera and MP3 player, etc, but I won't, and refuse to, let them control my life to the point that I feel uneasy if I cannot check my e-mail or go on line or "be connected".
Some people these days feel they have to be "connected" 24/7/365 and feel uneasy if they aren't. Not for me and I often turn my phone off on weekends or when I don't want to be bothered. If it's that important they'll get in touch with me and I don't need to know this moment!
But if it's for you then go for it as you probably don't know what it was like before the "ball and chain" of technology.
Personally, I enjoy my freedom and only have a cell phone for emergencies. I can access the internet, but don't. I can text message, but don't, I can take pictures, but don't. I actually still have my original plan of $29.95/month for unlimited nites and weekends and 300 anytime minutes. That is more than enough for me and I never use up my 300 anytime minutes and, since I work at nite I can talk to all my friends for free.
I-Phone? Not anywhere even remotely in my future. But it does look pretty cool