tiny fingers

Over the Christmas break, I received the latest and greatest "Geek Toy," the iPhone. I have spent a considerable amount of time getting the phone part set up, learning how to cruise the web, making ring-tones and hours and hours of MaJong. It is a marvelous piece of engineering. The data age is really here, and I suppose that future versions will have holographic projections and the ability to wash dishes.

Of course, one of the marvelous and most useful things about it is the ability to receive and send emails from any location. Getting the emails is easy, and throwing the spam out is as easy as it would be on any software. Here, though, is where I have a lot of trouble with the iPhone. There is this little 'touch-screen' keyboard that pops up whenever you wish to actually send an email, because, presumably, you may actually want to have some "content" in the emails that you send. I can get content in there, but it is not english.