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% Q$ t: G8 `; c* ^/ xSorry, we don't have pictures but Apple took us into a dramatically litback-room to check out the new iPhone 3G. Here's what you need to know:% x6 B% q L; m
- We did a quick data test -- at our location we went from104Kbps on the EDGE iPhone to 215Kbps on the 3G model. 2x ain't bad, yo.
- Theenable/disable 3G setting is real, and buried a few menus deep. Thereis no automatic switching, Apple just assumes you'll leave 3G on, andthat the iPhone has the juice to support that usage.
- It's tri-band 3G, as we reported the other day. This same phone will ship worldwide.
- WiFi is still 802.11b/g, no support for n yet.
- Yes, that GPS is A-GPS, just as we mentioned.
- Geotaggingphotos is a thumbs-up. We were deep indoors though, so native GPSwasn't working and we couldn't get a clear idea of satelliteacquisition time.# E0 x1 a6 s. }
- The screen looks exactly the same -- maybe a tiny bit brighter, but the unit was new, so it'd be negligible.
- The camera is identical to the first -- 2 megapixels. No front-facing camera (of course).
- It'scertainly thicker feeling, but they rocked it Treo-style and reallytapered those edges, so it just doesn't feel that different. Butbecause of that curved back, it'll dance around on your table a littlemore than your completely-flat original iPhone.
- Theplastic back didn't feel too cheap. In fact, it felt pretty solid. It'svery glossy, so it'll pick up fingerprints just as well as the glass upfront (yay).
- It comes with a ridiculously, absurdly smallpower adapter. It basically looks like a tiny square with a USB port onone side, and power prongs on the other. It will power any otheriDevice (iPod touch, 1st gen iPhone, etc.), and sell separately forthose that want a smaller adapter.
- The dock (now soldseparately) and adapter (if you want an extra) will both go forsomething like $29, although that price is not yet confirmed.
- No mention was made of copy/paste, MMS, etc.
- Itdoesn't look like this thing is going to fit in your old dock. The newdock does look smaller and more sculpted to the new iPhone's curves.
- Theheadphone jack is flush, as mentioned. It's still 3.5mm, so if youdon't like the out of box phones (which won't stay in our ears), bringyour own, no problem -- and no adapter needed!
- Yes, original iPhones are totally gone, you won't be seeing those made anymore. Long live the aluminum back!
It looks like they took an amazing device and made it significantlybetter. If the battery life is as good as they claim, we think thiswill steamroll the competition in the enterprise space. And even if itdoesn't, at $199 it's going to be extremely hard for people to resist. |
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