The iPhone works. My impressions are pleasant, but there are a bunch of minor flaws. When they talk about a smooth experience — it's generally true, but there's plenty of crap too. If you don't do a jailbreak and install third-party apps, it's completely impossible to use, but like this it's alright.
The GPS, for example, didn't please me at all — not only is there hardly any full-fledged software, but it also loses satellites all the time. It's not very suitable for biking. Or take the mobile Safari browser. As I suspected, on many sites the letters are tiny, and there's no way to fix this, except to endlessly scroll the page left and right, which is a mockery. Also, when you scroll the page down, it tends to slide sideways, because you have to drag your finger strictly vertically. I do think, however, that on other platforms I would have found just as many flaws.
So to hell with it, let's do this instead. Who can identify what kind of plant this is? We noticed it when we went to collect birch sap.
And here they opened an Estonian SELVER store, and hung up ancient views of Daugavpils there. This is Poguljanka, I have a dacha there. In the store, by the way, some products are different, there's even some premium-class stuff, although of course it will disappear soon. There was no one in the store.
A meeting of the kittehs by my entrance. The one further away is always sitting here and greeting me. Even meows sometimes.
All photos are from the iPhone.