Better battery life, faster, tethering, screen more resistant to fingerprints, Voice Control, A2DP (stereo) Bluetooth, digital compass, Find My iPhone, video recording
Voice Control doesn’t launch apps or work with Bluetooth headsets, access to some features (like tethering) will depend on telcos
The iPhone 3G S has better battery life, power and speed compared to the 3G, and provides hardware-based features that enhance existing apps and functions on the phone. If all that matters to you, then upgrading is worth it, but if you’re more of a...
Multimedia messaging, video recording and voice dialling — finally , Runs faster , Promised longer battery life , Multimedia quality continues to shine
No improvement in call quality , 3G signal reception uneven , Still no Flash Lite, USB transfer and storage, or multitasking
Even substantial concerns about network reception and battery life can't stop us recommending the iPhone 3GS. The combination of its fantastic browser, the full-featured iPod media player and Apple's App Store forms a compelling trio and are toget...
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Publicerad: 2009-08-31, Författare: Jason , testad av: pcworld.co.nz
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