I can't believe the number of people who make this ignorant "not secure/abuse" quip, especially considering (which they probably didn't) USAA's clientele.

History lesson: USAA was founded by professional U.S. Army officers. When they first started as an auto insurance company, they didn't even verify members' claims ... they just trusted fellow officers (considering they trust them with their lives on the front lines) to tell the truth about the damages to their vehicles.

Sure, the company has since opened their services up to more than just the officer corps of the Army/Navy/Air Force/Marine Corps/Coast Guard, but falsifying a check remains a federal offense -- how many service men and women, officer or not, do you really think are that renegade?

Deposit@Home has been around for years, enabling it one the iPhone is just one more example of good ole private industry innovation.

This iPhone demo, in totality, has sucked floppy wang.

The world needs to stomp a mud hole in AT&T's pooper.

Get this out before Jobs & Co do ... !

Only $490?!? Sign me up! Wait ...

Jesus, when are we going to get some new iPhone mold spy shots compliments of The Peoples Republic China?

You could put a runny poop in a Pelican case and it would be bad ass.

So many contentious people. No, I just thought it would be useful (especially compared to a wireless keyboard).

Now - for something useful - how about an IR dongle so as to use the iPhone as universal remote?

Fail. Sprint just took #1 in customer service in this year's rankings due, likely to Hesse's infusion of leadership.