Apple 16GB iPhone 3G Innovative design and seamless integration between software and hardware propelled the first-generation iPhone to instant

its a pretty good phone i like it. it updates to the newest ios and all.. its overall a awesome phone!! and you could NOT possibly ask for more for the price . Sure its got its corks about it every now and again, but what phone or computer, laptop or any other electronic dont ..

When the original iPhone arrived in November 2007, it was preceded by massive hype. But a lot of people in the UK who were interested held back. We'd like to think they were guided by a thoughtful and careful technological principle: "Never buy version 1.0".

Bright; high-resolution screen; fast cellular network; built-in GPS; iPhone 2.0 software includes Exchange support and third-party apps; good audio quality; no recessed headphone jack

Low-quality camera; no video-recording support; no built-in voice dialing; limited Bluetooth functionality; no support for text selection; cut; copy and paste

Will the iPhone 3G become the reference in terms of multimedia phones?  New features naturally include 3G for web-browsing, a GPS chip and a compatibility with Microsoft Exchange.

great design/ user-friendly interface/ touchscreen; a flush headphone jack; AppStore; Does everything it says… and well; Business applications

Poor battery life with 3G switched on; doesn't play Flash; Camera could be better/ no video; No copy paste possibility; Bluetooth flexibility

It's the second coming of the iPhone, and this time it's 3G. Some say it's the ultimate phone, but is it truly fit for business?

Introduction I admit that I was a tad late to get my hands on Apple's fabled iPhone.. Because I was never keen on blowing hundreds on something that was masquerading as an essential item when in truth its a luxury.

Design; Speed; Apps; Internet; Sound; General Multipurpose

RRP; Camera; Battery; General Irrelevance

Got this for my birthday about a year ago, and have since jailbroken it with 3.1.2. Pros: -Screen size -Best multitouch I have seen -Soon to get android on it -Sound quality -8gb.

There's only a few of things I hate about this phone (no camera flash for example) but its definitely a very good phone, the 3G works great, the calls sound crystal clear, the resolution is just nice....

Almost one year after the original Apple iPhone went on sale, the company has launched a 3G version of the device. The Apple iPhone 3G includes GPS and support for third-party applications and Microsoft Exchange Server. Is it now time to get off the fence and buy one?

Responsive screen; 3G; Flush headphone jack; Audio quality during calls

2-megapixel camera; Lack of flash; Inability to edit Microsoft Office documents; No MMS

The old iPhone is new again. Priced at an affordable $99 and updated with Apple's latest iPhone 3.0 software, the iPhone 3G makes a great entry level handheld computer. Of course, it's also a phone, but the 3G's voice capabilities are the least of what this platform (with its now-50,000 apps) can...

3G; True GPS; App Store adds hundreds of third-party programs; Voice quality is much improved from the original iPhone; No more recessed headphone jack.

An unknown number of buggy units have been released; Still missing video recording, voice dialing, stereo Bluetooth support, picture messaging, and document editing.