Manufacturer Apple Inc. Available Original: June 29, 2007, 3G: July 11, 2008[23] Screen 480×320 px, 3.5 in (89 mm), color LCD, 3:2 aspect ratio Camera 2.0 megapixel Operating system iPhone OS 2.0.2 (Build 5C1) Input 4 hardware buttons and Multi-touch touchscreen CPU 620 MHz ARM 1176,[24] underclocked to 412 MHz[25] GPU: PowerVR MBX Lite 3D[26] Ringtone iTunes Store via iTunes, custom creation using GarageBand[27] or other tool Memory 128 MB DRAM[28] Storage Flash memory 4, 8, or 16 GB Networks Quad band GSM 850 900 1800 1900 GPRS/EDGE, 3G also includes: Tri band UMTS/HSDPA 850, 1900, 2100, A-GPS[29] Connectivity Dock connector (with USB & FireWire adapter cables, FireWire for charging only), Headphone jack, Wi-Fi (802.11b/g) Bluetooth 2.0+EDR Battery Lithium-ion polymer battery[30] Physical size Original:4.5 in (115 mm) (h), 2.4 in (61 mm) (w), 0.46 in (11.6 mm) (d);3G:4.5 in (115.5 mm) (h), 2.4 in (62.1 mm) (w),0.48 in (12.3 mm) (d) Weight Original: 135 g (4.8 oz), 3G: 133 g (4.7 oz) Form factor Candybar Smartphone Media iTunes Wi-Fi Music Store,iPod,H.264 (YouTube) Related iPod touch
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The iPhone: Complete review - Macworld: Apple’s iPhone is a product that’s been years in the making. Apple’s designers have been working on it for years, and the Web has been buzzing about Apple’s entry into the phone market for just as long—or maybe even longer. But now, after six months of intense speculation since its introduction at Macworld Expo, the iPhone has arrived. Although the iPhone is not without a few quirks, it makes good on the hype that surrounded it.
Apple iPhone - 8GB (ATT) Smartphone reviews - CNET: From the moment Apple announced its iPhone at Macworld 2007, the tech world hasn#039;t stopped asking questions. Because Apple has kept many iPhone details under wraps until very recently, we#039;ve been forced to speculate. Until now. Is the iPhone pretty? Absolutely. Is it easy to use? Certainly. Does it live up to the stratospheric hype? Not so much. Don#039;t get us wrong, the iPhone is a lovely device with a sleek interface, top-notch music and video features, and innovative design touches. The touch screen is easier to use than we expected, and the multimedia performs well. But a host of missing features, a dependency on a sluggish EDGE network, and variable call quality--it is a phone after all--left us wanting more.
iPhone in depth: the Ars review - Ars Technica: Some think that the hype surrounding the Apple iPhone started in January of 2007, but that#039;s not true. The hype started many years ago, perhaps before creating such a device was even a twinkle in Steve Jobs#039; eye. After so many years of rumors about the mythical iPhone, so many fake (or scrapped?) mockups, so many fake (or scrapped) names, and a brief experiment with the now-failed Motorola ROKR, Apple finally went ahead and launched the device that Apple fans have been craving since the beginning of time—or at least since Steve Jobs returned to Apple in 1997 and killed off the Newton.
iPhone review - Engadget: The first solid info anyone heard about the iPhone was in December of 2004, when news started to trickle out that Apple had been working on a phone device with Motorola as its manufacturing partner. About ten months later, under the shadow of the best-selling iPod nano, that ballyhooed device debuted -- the ROKR E1 -- a bastard product that Apple never put any weight behind, and that Motorola was quick to forget. The relationship between Apple and Motorola soon dissolved, in turn feeding the tech rumor mill with visions of a quot;true iPhonequot; being built by Apple behind the scenes. After years of rumor and speculation, last January that device was finally announced at Macworld 2007 -- and here we are, just over six months later -- the iPhone, perhaps the most hyped consumer electronics device ever created, has finally landed. And this is the only review of it you#039;re going to need.
Apple: No BS iPhone Review - Gizmodo: Greetings irrational fanboys and Apple haters! Ten days and 12,000 ~13,500 words later, our stone-cold look at what it means to own an iPhone is done. Before we get to the in depth hands-on, here#039;s the verdict I#039;d give any good friend: Wait to buy the iPhone.
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