Hi, Brian. Thanks for the question! Actually, I find myself using the iPhone and the iPad (which is wi-fi only) for different things, at different times of day. - First thing in the morning, I have a habit of checking emails on the iPhone. It just feels faster and easier. Later, I compose replies at my computer or on my iPad. - I tweet from my iPhone far more than I tweet from my iPad. (And because so many friends and I keep in touch with SMS text, the iPhone is the best solution for that.) - I take a *lot* of photos, and so I use my iPhone constantly for those. - During the day at work, I tend to rely more on my iPhone to check in on Reeder RSS articles. - I always use my iPhone for things like ScoutMob (the discounting dining app) or UrbanSpoon, but this is mostly out of habit. - Research, though -- trip planning, for example, or deciding which gadget to buy -- is always done on the iPad, because the iPhone seems too small of a window on the information Im chasing. - When reading books, I far prefer the iPad ... unless Im outside. Then, because the iPad screen is so reflective, I find I switch to the iPhone! Looking at this, some patterns emerge. When mobility is most important, I default to the iPhone. When visibility is most important, Im using the iPad. When Im outside, I prefer the iPhone, but when indoors, I prefer the iPad. When Im on the go, I tend to default to the iPhone. When Im fairly stationary, I default to the iPad. So: rather than saying Im using one less (though, of course, I am, in a way, because now I have options I didnt have before!), Id say Im using both, more often, but differently. :-)

What a nice tip. Maybe it'll be stormy day, and our late afternoon trip to the Colosseum will be "after dark" anyway! :-) Thanks so much!

After much googling around, Mandy, I was really happy to find your article on this event, which gave me the exact information I needed. I called in, followed your instructions, and was, unfortunately, too late. (Apparently, all tickets are sold out for the Saturday we'll be in Rome.) Even so, I really do appreciate the detailed information -- and your site, in general. You're doing a great job. In one other place, I've read there is a 22:30 night tour that must be booked on the day of admission, and that it can be purchased only from the cashiers in person. Have you heard anything about this? Wishing you well -- and happy to provide you with everything you could ever want to know about Atlanta, should you ever visit here! :-) Mark www.madebymark.com