[kennethmac2000]

Try adding someone to your iPod contacts who has the e-mail address firstname.lastname@localfriendlyisp.com... then try looking up that person on your iPod and sending an e-mail to the address iPod gives you.

Unfortunately, it probably won't work because the chances are firstname.lastname@localfriend is not a valid e-mail address.

No customizable EQ presets is one thing, but when half the e-mail addresses in my contacts list are truncated, iPod 1.1 is turning out to be one rather big bug!

(Strangely enough, an e-mail address of that length in the Notes section is correctly wrapped. iPod 1.1.1 is rather urgently required me thinks!)

[BigMac2]

Actually, You can customize EQ preset on the iPod, the read EQ preset on MP3 attach with iTune.

[Geobunny]

Originally posted by kennethmac2000:
<STRONG>No customizable EQ presets is one thing, but when half the e-mail addresses in my contacts list are truncated, iPod 1.1 is turning out to be one rather big bug!
</STRONG>

Hmm, and here was me thinking the iPod was an MP3 player, not a PDA!

[Disclaimer: Yes, I know there's software to allow you to use iPod as an address book, but when it's not been designed for that, you can hardly call this a bug]

[kennethmac2000]

Originally posted by Geobunny:
<STRONG>

Hmm, and here was me thinking the iPod was an MP3 player, not a PDA!

[Disclaimer: Yes, I know there's software to allow you to use iPod as an address book, but when it's not been designed for that, you can hardly call this a bug]</STRONG>

So even though Apple's web site clearly states, "The new iPod has a Contacts feature that lets you view names and addresses downloaded from applications like Microsoft Entourage, Palm Desktop and Mac OS X Address Book for easy access to your personal information, wherever you happen to be", I can't call this a bug? Riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiight.

Come on. It's more than just some shareware app now. Apple is marketing this as a headline feature of the iPod!