Stanley Sigman, CEO of AT&T Mobility, may be the envy of Apple fanboys for one reason alone: He's been testing out the iPhone for a month. He spoke with FORTUNE's Stephanie N. Mehta about his experiences with the device, and why he thinks most iPhone owners won't have buyer's remorse. Here's the second excerpt from their conversation (read the first excerpt here):

Some elite journalists, having had their chance to give Apple's eagerly-awaited iPhone a spin, weighed in with their thoughts. Reviewers liked iPhone's full-fledged web browser, vivid email client, visual voicemail , and iPod .

Apple Inc.'s iPhone won a strong endorsement from a key technology reviewer on Tuesday when the Wall Street Journal's Walter Mossberg called it a beautiful, breakthrough device.

Apple made a big splash when it announced the iPhone last month. Many who watched Steve Jobs demonstrate the device thought, "That is so cool -- I want it now!"

I’d like to talk a little more about the iPhone. Yes, I know, I did so in my last column , but I hadn't watched the keynote when I wrote that. So now that I've "seen" the iPhone, and talked to some people who have really seen and touched it, I thought I'd take some more time to talk about the iPhone.

CO-FOUNDER of Apple Computer Steve Wozniak confessed that he is not super pleased with Iphone design. He can see why some of the compromises have been made and this is of course only the first generation device.

Design Although we’re yet to hold an iPhone, the numerous press photos we’ve seen suggest a highly desirable, stylish device.

It's possible that Alexander Graham Bell got more attention when he unveiled the original telephone. But not much more. It seemed that the whole world dialed in when Apple CEO and founder Steve Jobs announced the latest addition to his growing stable of cool iconic gadgets: the iPhone.

So what if iPhone isn't your idea of the perfect cell phone? Early iterations of the iPod weren't ideal music players either -- and look what they've become

I have seen the iPhone, and I want one. After watching the iPhone being unveiled at the 2007 Macworld convention keynote, my wow factor indicator shot off the scale. This tiny handheld device is what you'd expect to see if you somehow woke up 5 years later and looked at a cell phone. But it's here now or rather it will be here in June after the FCC gives its blessing according to Apple's CEO.