iPod Touch as PDA

Apple PDA

If you use an Apple PDA (aka iPod Touch as PDA or iPhone), you are probably eagerly awaiting the launch of the iPhone 3G on Friday.

I know I am.

No, I’m not going to be one of the masses that will be in line at the Apple Store Friday morning (although I would love to be). I will certainly be watching the world’s reaction to this new Apple technology. And I will explore how this device can make life easier if not more fun. And I will weigh the pros and the cons. I will analyze and basically bide my time until my contract with my current carrier runs out.

Will I get an iPhone 3G then? Maybe.

What I want to know is how many people with the “old” iPhone – just slightly over 1 year old at that, will be tossing this novel Apple PDA away and replacing it with a new 3G version? Is technology really that disposable?

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