Apple iPhone 3G

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...

Responsive screen; 3G; flush headphone jack; audio quality during calls

2-megapixel camera; lack of flash; inability to edit Microsoft Office documents; no MMS

Apple has taken the iPhone to the next level and added some truly mouth-watering features. 3G is lightning fast compared to EDGE, and GPS means you'll never get lost again. You still can't send MMS and there's only a 2-megapixel camera, whi...

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We like the iPhone 3G. For all its quirks and things that it could do better, it's a pleasure to use. It's as good a phone as we've ever used, a better internet browser than we've yet seen on a mobile device, and of course as an iPod it's, well, an iPod.

The first thing that will strike you with the iPhone 3G is that it is looks very similar to the original. It comes in the same 8GB and 16GB configurations as the previous 2G model and has the same two megapixel camera.

The iPhone 3G is an evolution rather than a new species, beyond adding 3G and GPS support, it is the original phone with a new skin and poor battery life.

A significant upgrade, but several flaws still remain

Faster browsing; built-in GPS; usability; stylish

Can't render Flash content; no video recording or MMS; poor battery life

Several flaws remain, but the new pricing structure and 3G makes the iPhone much more appealing and its usability is second to none

Is this the phone of 2008?

3G, GPS inclusion, App Store, interface

No improvement on the camera, O2's 3G coverage not great, no search in email, no "read all", no cut and paste, GPS fiddly to use

If you've got an old iPhone and aren't fussed about 3G or GPS, the iPhone 2.0 software update will mean the "buzz" phone of the moment is all but virtually in your pocket already

The 3Gness of the new fruity must have

Speed

Downloading time

As fast as Jobs decision-making process for an outfit

It's over hyped and over here, but is it worth it- Find out in the only iPhone 3G review worth reading-probably.

It may be seen as little more than an incremental upgrade, but Apple has hit all the right buttons to make the iPhone 3G an instant hit. It's still sleek, it's still great to use and it's still the best touch screen phone by a country mile. Wed to this th...

Responsive screen, 3G/HSDPA, GPS, Flush headphone jack, Audio quality during calls

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

Apple has taken the iPhone to the next level and added some excellent features, including 3G/HSDPA, GPS and support for Microsoft Exchange email. You still can't send MMS and there's only a 2-megapixel camera, but overall it's a wonderful experience...

Andy examines the success and failure of the iPhone 3G launch.

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Apple iPhone 3G mobile phone : Apple officially launched its Apple iPhone 3G mobile phone, combining all features of the iPhone with 3G networking, that is twice as fast as the first generation iPhone, a built-in GPS for expanded location based mobile ser...