Cell phone companies have been adding storage and music capabilities into their products for some time, but this is a reversal of that idea. After months of rumors, Apple introduced the iPhone.

The majority of the face is a touch screen, allowing you to navigate between its music, phone, and PDA functions. It's beautiful, but for something that has the storage capabilities of an iPod Nano, it looks BIG.

Also, I'm worried about it's reliability. Although Apple is known for incredibly reliable computers, if my iPod is any indicator (I'm on my sixth one in less than two years), there will be some bugs. Luckily, Apple's Geniuses are more than supportive.

The Apple iPhone will be priced at $499 for 4-gigabytes of storage, or $599 for 8 gigabytes.