UPDATE: 1/24/08 - Read below for details and my first reactions. This update has been added to the top of my review for I have solved one major problem I was having with the WIP320. I was having trouble staying connected to my wireless network at home. That has been solved via a tech support call to Linksys who walked me through a firmware update on my Linksys WRT54G wireless router. Now the Skype phone stays connected to my WiFi all day long. Two other problems still exist: 1) poor battery life - you must recharge this phone every night even if you don't use it. I've had it on for 12 hours and off for 12 hours and at the end of that cycle the battery is dead - that's without any calls. 2) The WiFi finder feature noted on page 38 of the manual doesn't work on the phone - you can't even access it. Tech support said they'd look into this - I need to call them back. I can't change my star rating but if I could I'd up it from 1 star to 3 stars. The WIP320 is a great little phone with a major fault (poor battery life and a missing WiFi Finder feature). If you encounter any problems call Linksys Tech Support.Initial Reaction 1/20/08:I just bought two WIP320 iPhones from Linksys this week (I received them on January 16, 2008). What a great idea. I travel to the Bahamas a lot on business and mobile calls on AT&T; Wireless cost me $2.29/minute. I got two Skype phones so I may call home and speak to my wife and daughter for free. Having a wireless Skype phone is great - I can find a hot spot without lugging my laptop around and my wife can speak to me without being tethered to the computer.The WIP320, however, does have it's limitations - limitations which render it useless. I haven't taken my new phone on a business trip yet so a real field test has not been performed but just having them on at the house has identified two catastrophic weaknesses. 1) The battery life is miserable. 1/2 a day at best and this is without making a single call. Just standby. 2) And the phones randomly loose their Skype connectivity. I have a Linksys wireless router and excellent reception on the laptop I'm typing on right now but the phone which are right next to the laptop have a little bit weaker signal strength (3 bars vs. 4 bars on the computer). I don't know if this is what's causing them to loose contact with Skype or not. But after a few hours the Skype connection fails and regaining it is nearly impossible. I usually have to power the phone off and then power them back up again. Most times that works on the first try.As an example of my logging-in difficulties; when I began this review both phones were offline by their own accord. I attempted to re-log-on. One phone logged-on perfectly and the other is still offline and now on the charger. I tried to log-on while it was charging and that too failed. So in sum, I began this review, had lunch, continued the review and still one phone is offline.My next course of action is to call Linksys to get their opinion of my problems. I hope I can add to this review if I find a solution and if no solution is possible then the phones will be returned. I'll be disappointed for I haven't had problems with other Linksys products and this is such a great idea it's really too bad it doesn't work.UPDATE: I just looked down at the phone that was logged-on and it's logged-off. But I was able to place a successful Skype call. All went well. Sound quality was great. But when I was finished with the 23 minute call the battery was flat and now it's on the charger.UPDATE: I have a Linksys WRT54G router. I decided to disable the Wireless Security Mode - the phones logged in perfectly. So when I re-established the security mode I changed it to WPA2 Personal and used the TKIP+AES WPA Algorithms. Once again the two phones logged in perfectly.There are also two features on the phone which don't seem to work. 1) The Wi-Fi finder mentioned on page 38 of the manual doesn't work or is inaccessible on the phone. And 2) SES (Secure Easy Setup) - you can access and enable it but what does it do? There is no documentation regarding this feature in the manual or on Linksys' web site. (Note: I asked Linksys Tech Support about this - it's an Easy Set Up button. Basically you tag this button on the WIP320 and at the same time hit the same button on the front of your WRT54G and it will a link the two together.)I'm about to hit the road and visit a nearby WiFi Hotspot can call home - I'll update you on this test. I'm also going to raise my one star rating to two stars - but the rating system on this web site won't let it happen. The battery life is still miserable so keep that in mind.UPDATE: After a drive around town the phone redeemed some points. I was able to pick up hotspots everywhere and I placed a few successful calls. It appears that my initial problem was related to the settings on my wireless router. The battery life is still poor. 1.5 hours of driving around and a few short calls depleted approximately 25% of the battery. This is when a 'Low Battery - Recharge Now' warning came on the screen. The battery reading on the battery icon was approximately 75% and I was getting a low battery alert. I had to power the phone off to clear this warning. Another glitch? Linksys needs to address the battery issue.