Apple iPhone 3G Black (16 GB) Smartphone

Pros: Lots of terrific applications available now, 3G is really nice, improved call quality.
Cons: Expensive, Inconsistent 3G service, no voice dialing.

Is there a wireless phone that’s been discussed more than the new Apple iPhone 3G? I’m guessing not. At any rate, I gave into the hype and got a 16GB iPhone 3G on July 12th from the local Apple store. Late last ...

Pros: Super device.
Cons: Expensive.

Right after they came out with the new iPhones a couple of years ago, a friend on Epinions asked if I had rushed out and gotten one. I said no, that new stuff like the iPhone usually had a few bugs in them at first, so I'd wait a while. Well, I got one ...

Pros: Incredible screen, upgradeability, app store, intuitive
Cons: Terrible battery, must use iTunes

OVERVIEW               I have been wanted to get a smartphone for years and now work at a job that subsidizes my phone plan.  It was finally not overly expensive to do.  I had ...

Pros:

Good sound, helpful GPS, integrated web, 3G access, built-in iPod.

Cons: Weak speakerphone, no turn-by-turn/audible GPS, zero tactile response.

Once upon a time I had an AT amp;T wireless contract, which then turned in to Cingular, at which point I opted to go to Nextel due to better coverage. Years later, here I am coming back to AT amp;T wireless, and loving it!First thing's first: ...

Pros: Outperforms every device on the market
Cons: No wireless voice-dialing option; no consumer-changeable battery; no memory extension cards; no copy-paste edit function

UPDATE: This is provided after living with the iPhone for 4 months.  I mentioned below that the lack of "VoiceCommand"-type operation from a BlueTooth headset for placing calls, etc., is a serious flaw making the phone substantially less ...

Pros: Big numbers, easy to read displays, fun!
Cons: Expensive phone, expensive service.

Even though purchasing my iPhone made me the envy of every teenage boy my kids know, that is not why I bought it.I loved the idea of having my iPod and cell phone in one unit and also I really needed to upgrade to a cell phone with Bluetooth ...

Pros: Intuitive use, consolidate your devices, thousands of applications
Cons: Phone contract, only AT&T, no loss/damage coverage

Introduction Like many people I have spent the last year in awe of a little black device made by Apple.  The iPhone (and it's cousin the iPod Touch) have been toying with my inner geek, but a little thing called Early Termination Fees ...

Pros: Intuitive, easy to sync, it just works
Cons: Applications crash occasionally, poor headphone quality

After having the phone for seven months I feel that I can finally write a comprehensive review.  As a phone, the sound quality is great on both ends as people I have spoken to have mentioned how much clearer my voice sounded - comparing it ...

Pros: Stylish. Liking having a micro computer with you on the go!
Cons: No Physical keyboard. Terrible battery life.

First, I do love my iPhone. I have the 16 gig model in black. I am also a complete electronics junkie. If you've ever seen the Onion networks Video about Sony's latest gadget, well that’s me! The iPhone is cool, it’s sleek, and ...

Pros: Faster throughput Improved basic applications GPS and Geotagging photographs User downloadable applications
Cons: Requires AT&T 2 year contract Trouble (again) getting phones registered Price

You can pretty much count on Apple to really hype their lead product and the Apple 3G iPhone (Smart Phone) was no different when it came to that hype. Unfortunately, writing a good evaluation of the iPhone will be difficult - since most of what you ...

Pros: Great styling, phone, web access and scores of other features in a sleek package!
Cons: Back scratches easily.

As with the iPod Touch, I am a fairly late iPhone user.  Although I really liked the first generation, I made myself hold out until they came out with a 3G version.  I am happy that I waited. For the longest time I wanted to cut down on ...

Pros: A very impressive device with stunning APPS.
Cons: No way owner can replace the battery, connectivity problems with some phones.

My wife and I purchased new iPhone 3Gs on October 10, 2008 at an AT amp;T store in Abilene, Texas. I'm a long-time Apple fan going back to 1983, and I am very comfortabe with Apple products.My iPhone is "Mr. Hyde" < b>is the iPhone from HELL ...

Pros: Stylish and easy to use, fulfills the "smartphone promise"
Cons: Security isn't the best.  Battery life is marginal.

Well, I'm guessing by looking at the stars I've given it, you already know my answer to that.  I hope you will indulge me and my review.Why did I get it?First, my back ground is that I am a ...

Pros: Screen, user interface, video and multimedia capabilities, real mobile web surfing, email.
Cons: average battery life, cable required to sync, missing features, growing pains, no user battery replacement.

I am a former Blackberry user (Curve 8310 on AT&T) and a corporate email power user. Did not purchase the original iPhone due to no over the air (OTA) Exchange email support along with no 3G capabilities. When the 3G second generation came out at a ...

Pros: Great performance,best quality of camera and Video recording
Cons: Expensive and i cant put in my jeans pocket because the size it is..

Hardware - The iphone 3G S has many internal changes, but you really can't tell the difference at all between the 3G and 3G S by just looking at the case. The two are so close in size that many cases for the previous model fit the new ...