Apple IPhone 3G 8GB

It may be seen as little more than an incremental upgrade, but Apple has hit all the right buttons to make the iPhone 3G an instant hit. It's still sleek, it's still great to use and it's still the best touch screen phone by a country mile. Wed to this th

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There are a few niggles on the iPhone 3G. We really did expect an improvement on the two-megapixel camera, the virtual keypad is still not as reliable as a mechanical version, and there?s usually a rogue menu icon lurking off-screen to the right which can

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The iPhone has always performed admirably, but it's gone up a notch or two with its new improved features. The addition of 3G makes a real difference to web browsing and download speeds while using the mobile network. We were also very impressed by the ph

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No company's products generate more fuss and lust from otherwise mild-mannered consumers than Apple's, and none of its babies have created as much excitement as the rulebook-redefining iPhone. The original, which arrived on these shores last November, eff

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There's no doubt that the iPhone 3G is a quantum leap ahead of the original iPhone in terms of what it can do. But equally, there's no doubt that the hardware improvements don't really merit paying £99 for the upgrade. The conclusion? If you already

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Not the perfect product, but certainly the best multimedia phone on the market at this point. The future seems bright for the iPhone : the possibility of acquiring new applications means that it will constantly be able to do more and it's new business cap

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Editors' note: Over the next few weeks we will be running full battery tests and thorough testing of the iPhone 3G's features. So far, we've updated this review with our initial CNET Labs battery test results for EDGE talk time, and 3G-enabled music and v

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The iPhone 3G is an amazingly user-friendly touchscreen phone. It includes many powerful features such as GPS navigation, OS X applications, fast web browsing, Apple's famous music-playing capabilities, up to 16 GB of built-in memory, and Wi-Fi support. B

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The iPhone 3G represents the birth of a new computing platform. It's also one very cool phone. While it's not perfect, it makes other options on AT&T look tired.

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The latest iPhone's 3G wireless radio accelerates data surfing, but the new model offers little else to justify upgrading from the previous iPhone.

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The iPhone 3G has the same two-megapixel camera as the old iPhone. There's still no support for video capture or a built-in flash, and despite online rumors, still no removable battery. But the Apple iPhone 3G improves in the areas that the first iPhone w

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The iPhone 3G is an evolution rather than a new species, beyond adding 3G and GPS support, it is the original phone with a new skin and poor battery life.

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Pros: Faster networking. GPS for location-based services. App Store. New design provides better reception. Cons: Camera should be better. Lacks some functions that even basic multimedia phones provide, like video recording. No removable battery.

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