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The iPhone 3G offers a tangible improvement over its ground-breaking predecessor. Its 3G wireless network arrives with much fanfare justified, allowing faster connection speeds and better call quality. It looks only slightly different, as Apple knows there is no need to rework the classic design minimum. There are also dozens of third-party applications available, which keeps the new iPhone on the cutting edge of modern, functional, and fun. Although Apple has still yet to address some shortcomings, the iPhone 3G continues to affirm the standard against which all other mobile phones must be judged. Looking past all the bells and whistles for a moment leaves us with a phone call with a special reception improved and the noise floor lower. This is a welcomed improvement, as the orignal iPhone took a healthy dose of deserved Flack for its reception call sometimes frustrating. At that moment, the iPhone has been so casually beautiful and, with the help of an innovative interface and a wide range of APS, no one seemed too concerned about receiving the call that should be improved. So before you become a prominent issue, Apple has addressed proactively upgrade to what has become known as the network of third generation – 3G – that lives almost up to his promise of a better reception. As mentioned, the iPhone 3G reception has been improved overall, but there are still intermittent problems with uncertain call signs. Push Comes to Shove, the BlackBerry Storm with Verizon could edge out iPhone / AT & T in the department of integrity of ringing. The price also made me wince a bit ‘. The iPhone is a “soft” phone, which means that what you pay for it depends on the current business you have with your current provider. Steve Jobs initially introduced the 3G at cost ranging from 199 for the version 8 GB, to 299 for the 16GB model. This proved to be not quite true. It ‘almost always states that most people – to make a very long story short – it will benefit from this lower price. However if you do not “qualify” for a price you will pay $ 399 or $ 499 for the respective models. The terms of the license price are with AT & T, and are sufficiently complicated as to go beyond the limits of this review to explain. For reference, please refer to the website of AT & T’s. There are also gaps in 3G coverage, in a sense one could say that 3G is still in its “beta”, at the time of this writing. Even if the issue will be resolved soon becomes clear how telephone networks are upgraded hardware. During a test broadband, video games played much better on 3G than its predecessor. The 3G is now also equipped with a GPS instead of the real interpolation approximate location of the original iPhone. Until there is a network, this is put exactly where you are. The new iPhone also offers compatibility with Microsoft Exchange Server messaging and email services. The iPhone also supports Wi-Fi-based e-mail synchronization, and even though e-mail services are not all that the Blackberry is the new iPhone is catching up fast as a serious business phone. One of the most obvious shortcomings of the iPhone 3G is its continued inability to images of text without 3rd party aps and hacks modfied. Because an iPhone can not do what a phone LG 1st generation can do is beyond me. Battery is good, but does not last as long as the previous generation iPhone and is not editable by the user. The display has the same size as its predecessor (480 x 320) and has a slightly higher resolution of 163 dots per inch compared to 160. The images are “iPhone sharp” as always display the same icon, and the publication of a Contacts icon that opens the phone book, and the App Store icon opens the iTunes App Store. The surface of the glass display, accelerometer feature, touch interface, and secondary menus remain unchanged. All in all, the problems with the new amount iPhone spotted only on what remains the gold standard in the design of mobile phones today. If Apple / AT & T to simplify the structure of the iPhone’s pricing and to continue to improve its 3G coverage, the iPhone will continue to remain the most popular mobile phone features today.