Cell Phones : Apple iPhone 3G 16GB (White)

The new style of the 3g version is different the vrsion in white is a throwback to the original white Ipods


The applications and the new support for Exchange Email will gain market share to the Blackberry customers reluctant due to corporate support



Being a new to the Iphone I am Glad I waited a year for the second generation phone , I wish apple would have improved the battery life , megapixel count , video recording capabilities , file storage , external microsd card support , and sreen facing camera for video conferencing using the 3g network that is what it was designed for .

Overall I am impressed to have gotten my hands on a new Iphone 3g white on the first day --

Apple next year sell the phones online on launch day activated to users accounts already and just ship them to the end user directly


please have staggered releases of future iphones 2 to 3 days apart to solve over usage of networks Hide Full Review

Like i said, I love this phone for the fun things I can do with it. It has great apps to download and keep busy with, and I like i can keep in touch via email and IM. I HATE that the phone part of it blows, and thats even AFTER the patch they put out for it. I show bars yet my call wont go out, or it fails, literally between 70-80% on the first try. I now never call my husband, i know i am better off trying to text. The phone is completely unreliable and i get so frustrated i go on angry rants about how much i paid for a 'phone' that is more of a toy than anything else. The battery life is horrendous, and i also literally have to carry my charger everywhere because it drains so fast. When i am with my husbandm i just ask to use his phone to make a call, how bad is that. Hide Full Review

I was so excited to get this phone and when Ifinally got it I loved all the bells and whistle but Apple skipped over the basics. I rarely saw 3G and when I was on the 3G network still received lots of call failure when trying to dial out. The phone blacks out on a regular basis and has to be reset constantly. I would accept an incoming phone call and it would still go to voicemail. I went to the apple store to see if i just received a bad phone and two other people were sitting next to me with the same problems. Luckily this all happen within my 30 days so i was able to switch with the advice of the people sitting next to me who haved had the phone for awhile and had switched out their phones at apple for the second and third times. My advice wait for Apple Iphone 4 or 5G. Hide Full Review

This is probably the worst phone ever!!!!! I am serious. I TRIED TO LOVE THE THING, but the flaws are too serious to ignore. Dropped calls are almost a definite no matter where you are. I also have a BlackBerry Curve that I actually ended up using more after I bought the iPhone. The features are fantastic, but I feel I should have just bought the iPod Touch because it is everything but the crappy ass phone they swear is so great. The only other thing I can't stand is the inability to cut and paste plus the lack of support for MMS to non-iPhone friends. The phone features suck!!! Honestly it is one of the worst phones on the market. It has a very cool factor and surely a set status symbol of sorts, but I seriously walk around with my iPhone as a "toy" and my Curve as my tool/phone. That shouldn't be the case. Save the headache and just get the iTouch and use any other cheap handset and you will enjoy life alot more. Hide Full Review

I loved all of the gadgets and applications this phone had to offer. However, I was rarely able to get a 3G signal and had to keep the phone switched to EDGE in order to get a signal and not drop calls. Battery life sucked - it drained faster than a teenager syphoning beer from a keg stand. The phone touchkeyboard was difficult to use after having a full QWERTY keyboard on my old Nokia, if only it came with a stylus or slide out keyboard. Also, sending photos via MMS was not possible. Though I have been told there is an application for this. The ringer was never loud enough unless the phone was right under my nose. I actually returned the iphone and went back to my old Nokia 6822. I suspect in another year or two I will go back to an improved version of the iphone. Hide Full Review