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You can play up to 4 notes at the same time.

Pretty cool app, thanks for sharing Peter...

I think it lets you play up to 4 notes at a time. Does that mean you need two iphones for a full key[less]board?

At $225 per month for 2 iPhones (on a family talk plan) I can think of at least one reason not to get one... This includes a 15% discount on the voiceplan thru my work. That being said we absolutely love ours and won't go back to a "non smartphone" ever again... Gonna go check out that app online now and see if it is worth the buy. Tnx!

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$225/month? What plan is that? You must need a lot of minutes!

We have 2 iPhones too (a 3G V2 and a V1). They're on a 450-minute/month family plan (with the usual unlimited nights,weekends, in-network calling - which accounts for about 95% of the calls we make) and with the standard iPhone data plans and text messaging. With a 10% discount through work, I pay ~$120/month after taxes. Cheap? Heck no. But it's reasonable for the benefits that we get from them.

I've had PDA phones for years and years. Palm's, Blackberries, WindowsMobile, etc. I'm used to paying $30+/month for the data. Sure, I'd love to pay less, but iPhone service plans aren't any less expensive than any other 'PDA-phone' plan by any other carrier. And the iPhone is superior, at least to all of the other PDA's and PDA-phone's I've ever used (and there have been dozens). It's not perfect, but it's pretty darn good, IMHO.

Geez, it might be cheaper to buy a real synth

Yeah, but can you call home with your synth?

The thing I find most annoying about the iPhone commercials is that they're doing all these things with the iPhone only to be interrupted by an incoming call. It made me wish the phone feature was left out.

That is called the iPod Touch

2100 anytime minutes family plan, with unlimited texting on both lines. We don't have a land line and my fiance talks on the phone a lot

My 15% discount does not apply to the data plans.

I've never looked into those. So it can do everything the iPhone can do except make and receive calls?