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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Fast Learner" data-source="post: 5549494" data-attributes="member: 649">This applies to the iPad as much as the iPhone, so I figure it's ok to respond.First let me say that iOS sucks in many ways and I'm regularly irritated with it. That said, some responses that will likely help you with iOS:It was auto-corrected, but it was also a typo, in that auto-correct suggestions only match the number characters you type and their positions. In this case you likely typed something like "janged" or "yanged" and, knowing that J/Y are close to H it suggested "hanged." If you'd typed "cjanged" or "cyanged" it would have suggested "changed." Auto-correction can still totally suck and often does, but I figure it's worth noting how the tech works.Hmm. The built-in Calendar app does do that. I just added this event with a phone number in the Notes section and it's immediately hotlinked to placing a call. The same happens with calendar items I add in Gmail and Outlook:<img src="http://genimuse.com/postimages/iOS-Calendar-Phone-Hotlink.png" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " data-size="" style="" />A: Anything that looks like a phone number will be highlighted (along with email addresses, urls, and street addresses).B: Tapping on it pops up a dialog that allows you to call the number tapped.You might not, but no lesser security organization than Sophos <a href="http://www.sophos.com/en-us/security-news-trends/security-trends/iphone-vs-blackberry.aspx" target="_blank">considers their security to be comparable</a>.While it took until iOS 4 was released a year ago, in-page searching is definitely available in the built-in Mobile Safari app; you just need to know how to use it (it's somewhat obscure). I used it on the main ENWorld page for this example:<img src="http://genimuse.com/postimages/Mobile-Safari-In-Page-Search.png" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " data-size="" style="" />A: On any page click in the Google search field in the upper-right of the browser and type your search.B: An "On this page" bar will appear right above the keyboard.C: Swipe up on it and the keyboard will disappear and the in-page search options will be displayed (multi-word search and partial matches can provide additional options). Tap on the search term.D: The page is again displayed with the first match highlighted.E: Use the Next and Previous buttons in the newly-visible toolbar at the bottom of the browser to navigate from match to match.---Again, plenty of problems, and I agree with several of your complaints wholeheartedly, but I figured I'd provide some tips on the ones that are solvable/solved.</blockquote>

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