I wouldn't presume to be the first Apple i-Phone couple ever, but we are the first among everyone we know. And I'll say it: I feel proud.

There was no question my husband, a perrenial early adopter, would, and he suggested we sign up for the AT&T service with a Family Plan. But it took losing my PDA phone (some friends say it was literally a Freudian slip) to leap into the new. I've never jumped around waving my shopping back in the air in a clothing store, but in the Apple Store in South Beach, people smiled knowingly.

The immediacy of the internet connection and functionality makes me happy. It also makes me feel more interesting. My husband Ronald García, a director and editor, can put on quite a show, with the support of YouTube. Together, we can synergize. We can both surf the net in a parking lot. And like when a couple orders two of the same dish in a restaurant, no one has to give up a morsel of online time. The traffic update functionality helps us stay calm in the car, a feature that may keep couples happy and in love the world over.

We know we made the right choice.I adore is that we can surf the net, email, text message, plan our calendars, and even get directions while listening to i-tunes and our i-pod lists. If a call comes in, the music cuts off until the call is over! (A source of peace, truly) We will still need our laptops (and pay for the wifi time) in order to create and edit, as well as expedite and send files. But we feel so groovy, so je ne sais quoi and sine qua non about exploring the possibilities of a new modality to share our life and express our love. We'd love to hear from others about how their i-Phones enhanced their togetherness.