On June 19, 2009, is a new version of Apple iPhone. It seems like yesterday, the iPhone 3G was released. I stayed with my original version with the network "edge", because I did not want to pay $ 240 extra on the price of the phone. You wonder how I charge $ 240? If you multiply the $ 10 extra you would have over the current price of $ 20 per month for 24 months (a 2 year contract), the $ 240 would be paid.
The benefits do not outweigh the additional costs, so as not tothe jump to 3G. Apparently, others felt as I did. They returned to the drawing board and came up with the new iPhone 3G, where S stands for speed. I must admit, the extra cost is now paid. Here's why.
Apple has finally decided to enter the game and allow you to record video. This is huge, if you see a smart phone video recording of this stature. Not only the video, there are basic tools to edit video. This was a wow factor in my book. IParticularly liked to be able to e-mail or MMS these videos. While we are in SMS and MMS, with 3G, you can rotate horizontally on your mobile phone to send text messages / MMS.
Then there is an improved 3-megapixel camera, video recording of the images. In taking these photographs, you can find the center point of the shot put by tapping on the screen. This allows you to take better shots.
Sure, there was an increase in the memory of currentlarger 16GB to 32GB. The iPhone has an updated processor for speed, "S" in the name.
Another wow factor was the aspect of speech recognition on the phone. Now free kit while driving is actually transferred speakerphone. Say a name and find and select the number. Dictate to make your own things, or find an artist or playlist simply by voice recognition.
There are built-in compass that uses a GPS enhanced. In addition to the phone card for the EastDirection you go. The zoom goes much further with this release, and the headset is new and improved multi-button remote control and volume buttons.
Internet Tethering is now allowed. You can connect your iPhone 3G to your Mac or PC and connect to the Internet on your computer to your iPhone. This may not be as good as a USB broadband card, but I'm sure it would be better than nothing for many iPhone owners.
The last feature I will mention is probably thegreatest of all. The iPhone 3G supports cut and paste and now. If you are a previous iPhone owner, you know how big a batch it is.
Thus, the new iPhone is worth all the hype? Absolutely. Apple has bowed to criticism and have produced another masterpiece.
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