Advertisers made a good campaign on the next generation of the iPhone. Two guys carrying a meal box into a locked room to get the iPhone 3G out; very neat isn't it? However, what are the main changes they have made to make the iPhone 3G better than the old iPhone? As they said they have made a better GPS service and this is not it and here is the new iPhone 3G review.It has a 320 x 480 pixels Screen made of harden glass as usual with a very good multi-touch technology built in. "Two times faster and two times cheaper." - The voice in the video says. It is really thinner than the old iPhone and it is better inside. GPS receiver has become much better. It can now gather the information from the cellular towers, Wi-Fi, and GPS itself. With all these possibilities it can now give the drivers directions on the road.
In addition to that it should be twice as fast in web browsing as the old iPhone is. It supports Bluetooth, GPRS, GSM, EDGE, Wi-Fi, HSDPA, UMTS connectivity and that's what they are proud about. One of the biggest news: it will be able to give you 3G video talks with your friends.
One other big news is that Apple is going to allow third party applications on their iPhone but only those that are approved by them. Not sure how popular that will be. Apple has done a pretty good job on the user interface. And the question I have is: "Will the third party applications be free or they are going to charge the customers for that?" The platform it is running on is Mac OS X Mobile which should bring the customers best experiences. In the rest of features the iPhone 3G will be just as its predecessor (one of the best phones out there.) It will roll out on July the 11th in 70 countries of the world. The 8GB version will cost $199 and the 16GB version will cost $299.
