IPhone 3G S Review

The new iPhone has been released - iPhone 3G S.

Apple called the iPhone GS '3 'if it is related to S at incredible speed. The most important of these iPhone upgrade is speed and probably the single most important reason that you can win upgrade to this new version.

There is not much apart from the great offers above, that attract people. The exterior of the new iPhone, like its predecessor was. In fact, it is exactly the same when you leave a few things. This new model is slightly heavier with bright text on the back.

The screen is), thoughtful (easy, as it has the new resistant to fingerprints - "oleophobic" coating. Also shown is a rainbow effect when you flip a monitor with the iPhone. In fact, the coating works to prevent fingerprints and facial fat, but it remains the gadget still smooth and usable, although fingerprints on it.
This> IPhone is not the problem stuck in the areas that are relatively fatty. It is also easy to clean, simply by your T-shirt.

The 3GS display is a bit warmer than the previous version, since it a yellow / orange is colored. The warm-screen is easy on the eyes, even when the brightness is very high. Play the video shows the alleged higher speed. It provides for the Safari browser, camera works very quickly, as it comes with 3.0 software, and even a reboot of the devicetakes only half the normal time. The applications, the long load times, such as Sims 3, Metal Gear, Touch and Oregon Trail ... all work much faster. Everything is really faster than ever before. It's like switching from an old computer to the newly introduced fast machine.

3GS The iPhone has a 600MHz CPU and 256MB RAM (400MHz and 128MB altered form), so that a much higher performance apps for the future! The OpenGL ES 2.0 graphics standard is also excellent for increasing the visual. OneIs important to note that the iPhone 3G, the most future games will be carried out as has been said by Apple, so some of you do not want to switch to.

The new iPhone has a 3-megapixel autofocus camera with video recording. The interface is very good, it allows you to tap a section that you focus on and it automatically adjusts the focus to this point.

Well, talk about the video quality is really good. According to Apple, it is up to 30 frames per second andcomes pretty close. The video is smooth as hell, is not in much of the recording as light as it is a limitation of the camera. The "tap-to-focus" function is transferred to video, you can add it to 'target' Use the camera to a specific part of a scene.

The Nike + does support, it allows you all the functions that a smooth process. It comes with a Bluetooth stereo headset, allowing the music to lead and also hear a call.

The Voice Control fin-work function for as long as you know, thecorrect commands. The accuracy is really great and the app recognizes what you say, if it does not make too much noise in the background. And interestingly, if you have contacts with similar names, then all similar sounding names call asks you to be more specific.

Finally we come to the price. When the 3G subscribers are for an upgrade in the months of July, August or September into account, AT & T invites you to so with the subsidized prices do - $ 199 / $ 299 price under various monthly plans. AndIf you are not entitled, then wait until you are 18 months long.

The technical data at a glance --

Height - 4.5 cm x width - 2.4 cm x Depth - 0.48 "

It weighs 4.8 grams and comes in black and white colors.

Browsing, iTunes 8.2 or later and an iTunes account.

Camera --

3 megapixel with auto focus and new "Tap the focus" feature

Video recording - VGA

Screen --

MultiTouch 3.5 "(diagonal)

Resolution of 480 x 320Pixels

New fingerprint resistant "coating

Multiple language support

Battery --

USB Charge, up to 12 hours of talk time on 2G and up to 5 hours on 3G

Standby time 300 hours

Internet - up to 5 hours on 3G and 9 hours on Wi-Fi

Video - up to 10 hours Audio - up to 30 hours

System Requirements --

Mac with a USB 2.0 port

Mac OS X 10.4.11

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