Touch screen with easy use, internet, email, long battery life, wide screen.
CONS
You cannot save ringtones/voice recordings people send to you. Its expensive without a contract.
The Bottom Line
The bottom line is this phone is as good as it gets. Complete with internet, video, camera, voice memos, an ipod for storing music and so much more. Totally satified.
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Appearance: The Apple iPhone 3G S White (16 GB) is an all touch screen smart phone. The iPhone...
App download ability, call quality, built in GPS, size for everything you get
CONS
Battery life with 3G activated, won't view Adobe Flash media
The Bottom Line
This phone is for the person who needs to connect to the net, check their email, play games and update their social networking profile with pics on the go.
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This phone replaced a Blackberry Curve after two years of solid use. My "techy" background wit...
Great video quality and now you can send pic and video SMG's!
CONS
Not a whole lot faster that I have noticed, only real difference is video.
The Bottom Line
Since your spending the money get a good case to protect it! Its worth it. They make numerous cases for durability and fashion in a wide variety of colors.
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The new 3Gs looks nice and I was really suprised how often I use the video feature its great to take...
Very well conceived in just about every other way...
CONS
Bare-bones email features that fill the corporate (former) Blackberry user with disappointment and sadness.
The Bottom Line
If you rely on knowing that an important email has arrived, and you can't constantly be looking at your phone to check - you're going to be disappointed.
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Right at the top of this review, which is misleadingly positive, I want to say that the iPhone is a...
easy to use, convenient to check internet/email, lots of memory
CONS
not much different from the other iPhones, cell phone plan is expensive
The Bottom Line
I'd recommend the Apple 16GB 3G S iPhone to someone who is thinking about switching from a traditional phone, but don't get this if you already have an iPhone.
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I received the Original 8GB iPhone about a year and a half ago as a Christmas present. I...
AT&T service required in the U.S., multi-app support
The Bottom Line
Definitely a great buy with tons of features and functionality -- there's a reason it has dominate market share in the smart phone category... Apple built a solid product.
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So far my experience with the iPhone has been great. Let me just say I held out a long t...
Video, Speed improvements, Longer battery life, compass sensor, voice commands (without need for training)
CONS
Price
The Bottom Line
Latest gadget for the technophile and beyond... Easily the best phone on the market in terms of hardware, and software is unmatched (especially with inclusion of app store)
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With the release of the latest Apple iPhone 3Gs, I was ambivalent about upgrading from my existing i...
Steve Jobs suggested we'd have to buy a new iPod/ iPhone every single year...
CONS
...He meant it...
The Bottom Line
The already great iPhone3G gets a faster CPU, software upgrades, a snazzy video camera and a superfluous magnetic compass all for extortious AT&T prices!!!
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Please read my reviews on the iPhone and the iPhone 3G for detail on these previous phones:iPhone -...
No wireless voice-dialing option; no consumer-changeable battery; no memory extension cards; no copy-paste edit function
The Bottom Line
Delivers on every promise it makes so effectively that you don't notice there are one or two promises it never makes--deficits that everyone hopes Apple will soon correct.
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UPDATE: This is provided after living with the iPhone for 4 months. I mentioned below that the...
Lots of terrific applications available now, 3G is really nice, improved call quality.
CONS
Expensive, Inconsistent 3G service, no voice dialing.
The Bottom Line
The first device that brings portable computing, gaming, the internet, cell phone service and digital media together in a way that makes sense for most users.
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Is there a wireless phone that’s been discussed more than the new Apple iPhone 3G? I’m g...