Publicerad: 2011-10-19, Författare: Daniel , testad av: appleinsider.com
Sammanfattning: Apple's iPhone 4S, at first glance, seems largely to be a refreshed iPhone 4. It is, but it also is not, thanks to three powerful new features that transform what has been the world's most popular smartphone into a vastly improved new version of itself...
So, should you upgrade? If you're like a lot of iPhone owners whose contract is ending, you're likely upgrading from a 3GS, as that's the model that was on the market two years ago. If you're still interested in staying with Apple, then yes, the 4S is...
Sammanfattning: Just two weeks ago, CEO Tim Cook took the stage to reveal Apple’s latest smartphone, the iPhone 4S. As you have likely heard, much was made about the “disappointment” many expressed in reaction to the announcement. There is no refreshed design, no lar...
The iPhone 4S makes simple tasks easy and does them very well. It takes excellent photos quickly. It connects clear calls. It plays great games. It displays Web pages well. And it has Siri, an intriguing voice-command system that, like Motorola's Webtop t...
Sammanfattning: Video Review: The new iPhone 4S from Apple has finally been released into the wild! Kevin Pereira and Candace Bailey take a close look at the smartphone on Gadget Pr0n with its virtual assistant, Siri, the 8 megapixel camera and Apple's dual core A5 pr...
adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});Our friends at PCWorld have put together a detailed comparison (they use number ratings and all that junk) of the Apple iPhone 4S' camera up against the Samsung Galaxy S II's. The former is a 8 megapixel c...
Fast as hell, Great camera, Best designed phone on the market, Incredible screen
Glass back breaks easily, Higher capacity models are expensive, Carrierlocked GSM models can't roam internationally; you have to use the AT&T SIM card.
The iPhone 4S shows that Apple is able to stay competitive without engaging in the kind of specs ra...
Apple didn’t introduce a brand new iPhone with a radical new case design, larger display, 4G, or the ability to make you a cup of espresso. What Apple did do is drastically improve upon the company’s most successful smartphone ever — and the most po...
you certainly won't be disappointed. As Thomas (who upgraded from an iPhone 3Gs) observed, “It's not that the 3GS is unbearably slow, but it certainly lost the app flexibility that I had become accustomed to when I first bought the device. There simply ...
