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It was a wise decision that I waited until 3rd generation of iPhone is out. It was a purchasing decision of no real technical reasons. I needed my iPhone for music, to run using Nike+ besides I need a phone in case of emergency while I run. I should have waited 4 more months for the iPhone 3GS instead of spending the money for a iPod Touch 2nd Gen.

Last year you'll have to buy the iPod transmitter + sensor kit. The sensor alone was available to the US market at US$10, now it's US$19. I guess since the iPhone 3GS launch Apple has started making sensor available from their online store to all markets with 3GS, now it's HK$150 for just the sensor.

My sensor did 370k with me and lasted for nearly 11 months, that isn't too bad. However the sensor failed just 40 meters before my set distance target of 5k yesterday. I had to reboot my iPhone and found no run history saved, too bad.

iPhone doesn't come with very basic phone feature such as conditional forwarding, e.g. when you are busy/unreachable/not answered etc. These features may be considered by Apple as too basic and your carrier should tell you how to do it by keying in codes at the dial pad.

Found this very good reference. I have just tested this OK with my carrier and I just use the dumb way of simultaneously perform ALL conditional forwards such that when my phone rings I can decide to take it or forward it.

I think someone should design an app to do this smartly.

I'm new to this so I googled to find where to find goodies.   Found these

What'sonIphone
IUseThis
AppVee
Apple iPhone School
apptism
iPhoneAppReviews
GotApps
ArtofTheiPhone

I found the above from Read Write Web first