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The iPhone 3GS crashed into our trembling palms nine months ago, scoring a stonking five stars in our original iPhone review. But a lot has happened in the last three quarters of a year. The Nexus One Google phone has arrived. HTC has out Appled App...
Unmatched app choice, peerless interface...
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Everyone’s seen an iPhone, and most people want one, but can you tell the difference between an iPhone 3G and an iPhone 3GS? The answer is most certainly no; they look identical to each other and are no different to the naked eye. Once you’ve used an i...
If you’re a current iPhone user with either the original generation or the 3G model, you’ll definitely notice a speed increase which is always nice, but depending on your budget, you may not want to shell out for what’s essentially the s...
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EISA.eu Updated:
2011-07-30 08:01:52
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Apple’s new iPhone 3GS may not look like a gigantic leap ahead from the earlier version, but it is. It’s twice as fast as the ‘old’ iPhone and its energy consumption is significantly less. Though still limited, the built-in 3MP camera has been upgraded...
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T he positioning of Apple gives the brand just that little bit more style and luxury than other brands. With a select number of distributors and a strong marketing policy, this is expanded even further. An Apple product tends to give the buyer a specia...
A pple iPhone 3Gs can be used for many applications, and furthermore, this mobile phone works very quickly and smoothly. The large touch screen responds well and makes operation very easy. This adds to displaying almost every web page, although the...
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Let’s get this out the way right away. The latest revision of Apple’s ridiculously popular mobile phone is the best one yet. It’s the fastest and it is the most powerful. The iPhone 3G S is, also, the most over-priced handset to ever hit the market...
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The iPhone 3GS is exclusive to O2 in the UK and is an upgraded version of the iPhone 3G. Its being marketed as "The fastest, most powerful iPhone yet!". Hopefully it wont disappoint!I know there has been a lot of hype about Apples iPhones, but even...
The Apple iPhone 3GS (exclusive to O2) has definitely opened my eyes to the world of the iPhone. The phone is stylish an one to be proud to show off to your friends.Ive never been a fan of touch screen keyboards, especially full QWERTY ones. But if yo...
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At the time of writing Steve Jobs had only just returned to after six months' medical leave. With Nokia and others mounting fresh challenges to his empire, the iPhone 3G S is the company's latest move to consolidation.Think of that 'S' like 'GTI' on a...
Faster and more powerful, new features and holes in spec plugged, larger hard disk, same skyhigh AV performance, classleading interface...
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whatlaptop.techradar.com Updated:
2011-07-30 08:04:14
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The 3GS is the third incarnation of the iPhone and, while Apple has kept to the same overall design, it is the performance and usability of this device that has seen the most changes.The handset is available in either 16GB or 32GB versions and you can...
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3g.co.uk Updated:
2011-07-30 08:04:26
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The iPhone 3GS has had its critics, particularly when O2 announced its rather extravagant price plans. However, we’d bet that a large number of them hadn’t even got hold of one. Yet again, Apple has produced a remarkable piece of hardware, with soft...
Often replicated, never bettered, the Apple remains the daddy of the touchscreen world.
While it has certainly been improved, the camera remains the iPhone’s Achilles heel.
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No matter what I write in this review, there are people out there who will instantly accuse me and the TR team in general of being Apple fan boys, so I may as well throw the cat among the pigeons straight away. Put simply, the original iPhone changed the...
The iPhone 3GS is the fastest, most feature rich model so far, and if you don't already have a iPhone 3G it's well worth the money. If you do have an iPhone 3G though, it's not quite so cut and dry. The 3GS may be faster than the 3G when it comes to rende...
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whatmobile.net Updated:
2011-07-30 08:05:15
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The key differencesAutofocus cameraThe jump from a 2-megapixel camera to a 3-megapixel camera isn’t exactly revolutionary. There’s still no flash. But, it is at least autofocus and the phone has a clever (although done before) touch-to-focus feature w...
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expertreviews.co.uk Updated:
2011-07-30 08:05:22
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Over the past year, the iPhone has built up a steady momentum, largely due to the variety of software available on the one-year-old App Store. The recent release of iPhone OS 3.0, a free update for older models, filled gaps in older models by adding MM...
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igizmo.co.uk Updated:
2011-07-30 08:05:45
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iGizmo's full-length verdict on the iPhone 3GS Very powerful / Great touchscreen / Brilliant operating system Expensive / Poor battery life Since the original, silver-backed iPhone launched in 2007, the star of the show has been Apple’s spectacular mob...
Very powerful, Great touchscreen, Brilliant operating system...
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wired.co.uk Updated:
2011-07-30 08:05:49
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Apple outsmarted the mobile world when it released the touch-controlled iPhone in June 2007. In July the next year, it stepped up to faster network speeds with the iPhone 3G while creating a massive ecosystem of apps. Now Apple will reassert its domina...
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siliconrepublic.com Updated:
2011-07-30 08:05:55
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Judging from appearance, the iPhone 3G S may not look any different to its 3G predecessor, but the insides tell a different story – one that included Apple listening carefully to what its customers wanted, combined with its legendary driving force for...
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gadgetrepublic.com Updated:
2011-07-30 08:05:55
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The hype surrounding the release of the next iteration of Apple's now omnipresent iPhone may not have been on the same scale as the original and 3G models, but the 3G S is another step closer to the future of mobile computing.Judging from appearance, t...
With up to 32GB storage, video recording, speedy web surfing, MMS, cut and paste and the compass/Maps integration, this is the smartphone I have been waiting for.Pricing: From €79 on bill pay with O2.By Marie Boran Post a comment about this articlePl...
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digitalversus.com Updated:
2011-07-30 08:05:58
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"Better, faster, stronger ?" the new iPhone? The look hasn’t changed, but it’s different. The iPhone 3G S is a more robust piece of kit, with better performance and speed – which is where the S (for speed) comes from. It also has longer battery life. A...
Faster / Better battery life, Improved photo results / Video / Simple editing, App Store: applications for everything, OS developed for total touch experience, Bluetooth / Can serve as a modem (paid service)...
No zoom, no flash, Voice control is imprecise, No memory extension, No text message delivery alert, no FM tuner...
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v3.co.uk Updated:
2011-07-30 08:06:13
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Apple recently unveiled the third generation of its popular mobile phone, the iPhone 3GS, and weve managed to get our hands on one for a quick once over.At first glance its almost impossible to tell the 3G and the 3GS apart, but under the hood Apple...
Useful new features such as copy and paste; improved speed; faster data access...
Price; O2 charge for bolt-on...
The iPhone 3GS is definitely a step up from its predecessors, although not a massive step change from the 3G. With more and more competition around, the price and its operator exclusivity could begin to count against Apple...
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itpro.co.uk Updated:
2011-07-30 08:06:30
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The 3GS is still the boss, with its ease of use still unparalleled and its feature set ably boosted by the iPhone 3.0 OS update. The faster speeds and increased memory make it even better to use, while the camera quality and video capability are welcom...
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T3.com Updated:
2011-07-30 08:06:40
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Jobs a good one The launch of Apple’s all-conquering phone was once again announced at WWDC to compete with the likes of Palm’s Pre and HTC’s Android range. But given iPhone fans will have to pay a fair whack to upgrade to the new iPhone 3G S, is it w...
The faster processor speeds and the upgraded camera, as well as all the extra goodies Apple has given us with the iPhone 3.0 firmware...
Its a little expensive, theres still no flash compatibility on the internet browser and wed also love a flash to take some better night photos...
A brilliant piece of kit that might not be light years ahead in terms of an upgrade, but still worth choosing over the older model...
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techradar.com Updated:
2011-07-30 08:06:52
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del.icio.us reddit! TechBlips Facebook Stumbleupon Newsvine tweet Apple has released another new iPhone - the 3G S - to stave off the competition from the Palm Pre and the HTC Magic. But is it worth the super-high upgrade charges, given the iPhone 3G w...
Great touchscreen, Faster processor, iPhone 3.0 software, Camera with autofocus...
Poor coverage at times, Expensive to upgrade to, Internet tethering costs extra, Battery life doesnt seem to have been improved...
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Note: This review is a reprint from Macworld US. A UK-specific review with the iPhone 3GS tested against O2s network is underway. In slightly less than two years, Apple’s iPhone has transformed how the world thinks of cellphones. Phone companies and h...
Bright, high-quality fingerprint-resistant touchscreen; extremely fast and responsive; built-in GPS and compass; voice control for phone dialing and music; decent autofocus camera with SD video capability; all the new features of iPhone OS 3.0 Software Up...
Soft-looking video; Voice Control lacks some polish; onboard video trimming is destructive; requires two-year commitment to AT&T Wireless for lowest prices.
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computeractive.co.uk Updated:
2011-07-30 08:07:08
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VIDEO: See our video review of the new Apple iPhone 3GSThe third addition to the iPhone range, the 3GS, is a small step forward for Apple compared with the first two handsets, in that it introduces several features that similar phones have had for year...
Very easy to use with great tools and features...
Calendar synchronisation is limited and the 3GS can work out very expensive...
The Apple iPhone 3GS is a stunning phone and portable computer that has style and substance...
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Apples latest iPhone hit the shelves on Friday 19 June, but with less fanfare than previous models. The iPhone 3G S has the same case, style and, apart from the ‘S, the same name at its predecessor - the iPhone 3G. But after a weekend playing with...
The iPhone 3GS addresses most of the fundamental weaknesses of the previous models, adding raw speed, voice-activated phone and music navigation, an improved autofocus camera, and video-recording features. With two major revisions in the past year, th...
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Everyone knew that Apple was planning to unveil version 3.0 of the iPhone OS at its Worldwide Developer Conference this month. As expected, the new OS adds some long awaited features such as ‘copy and paste’, multimedia messaging (MMS) and the ability...
If you don’t already own an iPhone then the iPhone 3G S might well be the model that finally wears down your resistance. The lack of a camera zoom is a glaring omission, but the iPhone’s great strength remains the sheer variety of features and...
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gadgetshow.channel5.com Updated:
2011-07-30 08:08:14
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Unless you’ve been communicating via carrier pigeon for the past couple of years, you can’t fail to have clapped eyes on Apple’s iPhone. Originally launched in June 2007 to more fanfare than a trumpet convention, the iPhone 3G S marks the smartphone’s...
It’s that S. It stands for speed, and is what really pushes the new iPhone ahead of the crowd. Opening apps on Apple’s new baby is lightening quick. In a couple of seconds you can zip between functions, search through e-mails, find your locati...
On the software side, the iPhone 3G S fails to delivery anything drastically different to its older (and identically designed) cousin, the iPhone 3G. That's not exactly a bad thing, considering the older software was already starting high up on the cu...
So is it worth the upgrade? If you already have an iPhone 3G, we wouldn’t recommend the outlay. However, if you’ve yet to hop onboard the iPhone bandwagon Apple’s tweaks and improvements should be enough to convince you.Best offers for t...
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zdnet.co.uk Updated:
2011-07-30 08:08:56
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The iPhone 3G S isnt as big an advance as the iPhone 3G was from the first-generation model, but Apples latest handset is still a compelling upgrade for some users. Its faster, and we appreciate the new features and extended battery life.
Finally adds common mobile phone features like multimedia messaging, video recording and voice dialling, Runs faster, Promised battery life is longer, Multimedia quality continues to shine...
Still lacks Flash Lite, USB transfer/storage and multitasking...
The iPhone 3G S isnt as big an advance as the iPhone 3G was from the first-generation model, but Apples latest handset is still a compelling upgrade for some users. Its faster, and we appreciate the new features and extended battery life...
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The iPhone 3G S might not look different on the outside, but under that skin is a complete re-working of its predecessor, the iPhone 3G. A much improved processor and a bump up in memory means the iPhone 3G S is much quicker off the mark, whether yo...
Much quicker, with a great camera...
Looks the same as the old iPhone 3G...
The best iPhone ever, but not quite worth the upgrade from 3G...
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Verdict: The new iPhone is a superb piece of design and engineering. Its expensive, however, and we dont like Apples closed software system. Apples new iPhone may look identical to the earlier 3G model, but the S in the name stands for speed...
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alphr.com Updated:
2011-07-30 08:10:28
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We've always been fans of the iPhone here at PC Pro, but rather than taking the opportunity to dominate its rivals in all departments, Apple's policy to drip-release features such as 3G, GPS and proper, turn-by-turn satnav, has allowed challengers to j...
Not a revolutionary upgrade, but one that finally makes the iPhone the smartphone to own...
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pz10.com Updated:
2011-07-30 08:10:34
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The Apple iPhone 3GS is probably not the next revolutionary iPhone as you might have expected it. But the performance boost, the sharper camera with video and the purportedly improved battery life certainly make of the current iPhone (3GS or whatever i...
Its true that the iPhone 3GS brings over only incrementing changes, theres nothing ground breaking about it. But before everything else, the newly introduced changes on both software AND hardware level will make the new iPhone 3GS a more balanced sma...
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fonehome.co.uk Updated:
2011-09-13 20:02:09
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Spot the difference? The Apple iPhone 3GS looks almost identical in every way to its predecessor, the iPhone 3G. It’d take Atom man to shrink down in size and crawl into Apple’s latest mobile phone to spot the difference. That’s because nearly all the...
Thought the iPhone 3G was the best iPhone around? We’ve got news for you pal: the best just got better.LoveThe great looks of the iPhone 3G, with twice the speedEditing videos is as easy as blowing your noseA welcome boost for the much-maligned cameraH...
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The iPhone took a big step forward this year when the 3GS was released. By introducing a few subtle changes, Apple turned it from a very good phone into a brilliant one, and in this month's test it keeps its top-dog status.The first big change was the...
Super fast, brilliantly flexible and easy to use – the iPhone 3GS is still the best smartphone around...
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Although the Apple iPhone has been around for a little while now, Impulse Gamer Australia had the pleasure and privilege or reviewing the iPhone 3GS which truly transcend the world of mobile phones. As with iPod, Apple have once again revolutionised th...
At the end of the day, the Apple iPhone 3GS was easily the most impressive item that we had the chance of reviewing in 2009 and it's definitely a contender for product of the year. Apple have taken things that were once the domain of computers and GPS...
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In many ways Apple’s new iPhone 3GS is a minor step forward for Apple. After all, it looks almost identical to its predecessor (the iPhone 3G), which itself offered very few changes from the original iPhone model. But with the iPhone 3GS, combined wi...
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Weve always been fans of the iPhone at PC Authority, but rather than taking the opportunity to dominate its rivals in all departments, Apples policy to drip-release features such as 3G, GPS and turn-by-turn satnav has allowed challengers to jam an ug...
The 3GS is not a revolutionary upgrade, but one that finally makes the iPhone the smartphone to own. Here is our full review and summary of all the important features...
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gadgetguy.com.au Updated:
2011-11-06 10:49:17
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Home Competitions Buyer Guides Contact Us Home > Phones Search Phones Apple iPhone 3GS Peter Blasina, June 30, 2009 The iPhone 3GS touchscreen mobile phone has had its processor upgraded from the iPhone 3Gs 412MHz to a more powerful 600MHz chip, an...
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smh.com.au Updated:
2011-11-06 10:49:21
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Video review: One is the alphanumeric model number written in micro font on the back panel. The other is the oleophobic coating on the front touch screen panel. Oleophobic literally means "to fear oil" and what this coating does is to a) make the scre...
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From the outside, there are two small features that distinguish the new iPhone 3G S from the superseded year-old model. And you have to look very hard to find them. One is the alpha numeric model number written in micro font on the back panel. The othe...
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Were yet to get our iPhone 3G S review unit yet, but here are the impressions of our North American colleagues. The iPhone 3G S has better battery life, power and speed compared to the 3G, and provides hardware-based features that enhance existing apps and functions on the phone. If all that matters to you, then upgrading is worth it, but if youre more of a casual iPhone user, then you can probably afford to wait a little while before you upgrade. Thats because most of the new features come...
Better battery life, faster, tethering, screen more resistant to fingerprints, Voice Control, A2DP (stereo) Bluetooth, digital compass, Find My iPhone, video recording...
Voice Control doesn’t launch apps or work with Bluetooth headsets, access to some features (like tethering) will depend on telcos...
The iPhone 3G S has better battery life, power and speed compared to the 3G, and provides hardware-based features that enhance existing apps and functions on the phone. If all that matters to you, then upgrading is worth it, but if you’re more of a...
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Zdnet.com.au Updated:
2011-11-06 10:49:34
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Editors note: this review was conducted by our CNET US colleagues. We will update it with local observations as soon as we get our mitts on the Australian version. The iPhone 3G S has the same external design as the iPhone 3G. (Credit: CBSi) Design an...
Multimedia messaging, video recording and voice dialling — finally, Runs faster, Promised longer battery life, Multimedia quality continues to shine...
No improvement in call quality, 3G signal reception uneven, Still no Flash Lite, USB transfer and storage, or multitasking...
The iPhone 3G S is faster and we appreciate the new features and extended battery life, but call quality and 3G reception still need improvement.
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After a lengthy wait, the iPhone has finally landed on Vodafone. That leaves only T-Mobile as the only major player without Apple’s record-breaking blower on their books. So how does the Vodafone iPhone compare to the offerings from O2 and Orange? R...
Vodafone network is zippy, great tariffs...
Still no decent camera, no Flash support...
The same old iPhone is given a new push by Vodafone...
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Many celebrated last year's iPhone 3G as the single greatest multimedia device ever created, and it wasn't just Apple fanboys but also technophobe housewives like my mother. Applause for the App Store was emphatic, 3G connectivity was received with che...
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The iPhone has become an icon in popular culture. The iPhone, along with its sibling, the iPod, are woven into our view of the world. As a device it is sleek and sexy. It has a great sense of style and shows that while Apple may do many things wrong...
After a few days of playing with the new iPhone 3GS I have found myself missing the freedom I had with my jailbroken 3G. It’s true that I did not have the speed I have now, but I miss the ability to really make the phone mine. Most of the items that...
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Few mobile phones divide people like the iPhone 3G. If you like it you tend to the love the little fella to bits and wont bear any criticism of the blessed phone, the operating system or of Apple. Those that are impervious to its charms tend to veer o...
Very fast and responsive, The greaseproof screen is a great innovation, Battery life is no longer a big issue, Improved camera and video work well...
We really cant think of one worth mentioning although it isnt cheap, but we all knew that...
A truly terrible day for the Apple naysayers - this phone really is as good as it gets...
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Video review: Evolution, not revolution – the ‘S’ fixes the iPhone’s hardware flaws and the 3.0 software keeps it way ahead of its rivals...
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Plenty has already been written about the new iPhone 3.0 software update, which is also available for the iPhone 2G and iPhone 3G, so perhaps its best to focus on the new features unique to the iPhone 3G S. Apple says the S is for Speed, in terms of...
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geeksquad.co.uk Updated:
2014-03-22 02:58:49
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While the Apple iPhone 3GS 8GB might not be the newest handset on the block it's still a good introduction to iOS software, iTunes and the Apple eco system. This isn't the fastest smartphone on the market and it's not going to blow you away with its featu...
Easy access to the iTunes store for apps and content, iCloud support for wireless backups and syncing...
No front-facing camera, no HD video recording, average camera performance, 8GB of built in memory with no microSD card slot, Design, The iPhone 3GS 8GB has the curvier, original iPhone design, which many people still prefer over the sharper angles of the...
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recombu.com Updated:
2014-03-31 04:13:58
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As the name implies, this is a souped-up iPhone 3G, rather than a new generation of Apple's handset. It's more powerful, has a better camera and the ability to shoot video, and supports faster HSDPA data speeds. It's now available in a choice of 16GB o...
The iPhone 3GS is certainly a step on from the iPhone 3G. Everything is faster, the camera is significantly improved, and the video shooting is very well done. If you want an iPhone and aren't encumbered by a long existing O2 contract, it's the one to...
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To be clear, the jump from the iPhone 3G to the 3G S is not nearly as big a momentous leap as it was when Apple upgraded from the original to the second generation. With that being said, there are still enough improvements in place to make upgrading from...
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whathifi.com Updated:
2014-06-21 14:13:42
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At the time of writing Steve Jobs had only just returned to Apple after six months' medical leave. With Nokia and others mounting fresh challenges to his empire, the iPhone 3G S is the company's latest move to consolidation. Think of that 'S' like 'GTI'...
Faster and more powerful, New features and holes in spec plugged, larger hard disk, Same skyhigh AV performance, Classleading interface...
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NameIn many ways Apple's new iPhone 3GS is a minor step forward for Apple. After all, it looks almost identical to its predecessor (the iPhone 3G), which itself offered very few changes from the original iPhone model. But with the iPhone 3GS, combined wit...
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tbreak.ae Updated:
2016-11-24 07:48:54
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When Apple announced the iPhone 3GS in June, I saw UAE on the list of countries where the unit was expected to sell in August. So I gave our beloved telco Etisalat the deadline of August 31st to start selling the 3GS locally. August came and went and t...
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AT A glance, there is almost no way to distinguish the iPhone 3GS from the older iPhone 3G without turning it over to see the silver fonts spelling the words “iPhone.” While both look identical from the outside, the iPhone 3GS’ screen benefits from a...
Speedy performance; better 3D game handling; camera takes good videos; accurate voice control.
Text message interface is still weird; limited onboard videoediting options; no pause function during video recording.
For all intents and purposes the iPhone 3GS serves as a worthy update to the iPhone 3G. Speaking from first-hand experience, once you get used to the generally speediness of the phone, it’s hard to go back to any other device that performs slower. I...
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In slightly less than two years, Apple’s iPhone has transformed how the world thinks of cellphones. Phone companies and hardware-makers alike have rushed to ape the iPhone’s touchscreen interface, easy access to the Internet, and bustling App Store. Th...
The iPhone 3GS addresses most of the fundamental weaknesses of the previous models, adding raw speed, voice-activated phone and music navigation, an improved autofocus camera, and video-recording features. Its larger amount of installed memory suggest...
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As the name implies, this is a souped-up iPhone 3G, rather than a new generation of Apple's handset. It's more powerful, has a better camera and the ability to shoot video, and supports faster HSDPA data speeds. It's now available in a choice of 16GB o...
The iPhone 3GS is certainly a step on from the iPhone 3G. Everything is faster, the camera is significantly improved, and the video shooting is very well done. If you want an iPhone and aren't encumbered by a long existing O2 contract, it's the one to...
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Apple iPhone has already reached a cult status all around the world. The phone has captivated attention of the youth as well as professionals alike. Apple’s standard strategy is to launch a new version of their products each year. Hence, even though th...
Faster, Oleophobic display, Video recording, Touch focus, Multi-touch...
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A year after it launched in the U.S., we finally have the iPhone 3GS here in India. I used the phone extensively for over two weeks and came to the conclusion that the newest iPhone is a superior product, one that leaves its competitors way behind.Feat...
Superior Touch UI, Large Number of Downloadable Apps, Excellent Music & Video Playback, WiFi, 3G & GPS, Camera Performs Surprisingly Well...
No Camera Settings, Expensive...
The Apple iPhone 3GS is the perfect example of how to birth a superb idea and keep running with it. Yes, it is expensive and may be shorn of some features present in other phones, but what it does have is the best touch interface among phones, a finel...
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It took nearly nine months for the iPhone 3GS to reach the Indian markets after releasing in the US. Nevertheless, it's finally here and all those who have been waiting can now go get the world's most popular smartphone through completely official...
Faster in everything compared to the iPhone 3G, much better camera quality with tap to focus and also excellent quality video recording, digital compass, Voice Control feature...
Exorbitant pricing, battery life could have been better...
Although on paper the differences between the iPhone 3G and the 3GS won't seem that much, but in reality the experience is completely different altogether. The speed factor itself seems like a reason enough to upgrade to the 3GS. I have been using the...
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It would be easy to dismiss the Apple iPhone 3GS as an inconsequential hardware upgrade. But to do so would underestimate how much, collectively, the phone's new features augment the iPhone experience. With the iPhone 3GS, Apple solidifies its leadersh...
Faster processor improves performance Improved camera with video recording, Bright, high-quality fingerprint-resistant touchscreen, Built-in GPS and compass, Decent autofocus camera with SD video capability, Extremely fast and responsive, Large amount of...
Onboard video trimming is destructive, Battery life still disappoints Still no true multitasking, Requires two-year commitment to AT&T Wireless for lowest prices, Soft-looking video, Voice Control lacks some polish...
Performance enhancements distinguish the otherwise evolutionary step-up iPhone 3GS from its previous iterations...
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Is Verizon's Droid an iPhone...
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The smartphone war is in full swing with nearly every major domestic wireless carrier calling one handset on their lineup as their premier smartphone. This past year we’ve seen some fantastic products delivered by various manufacturers that truly offer...
We’re now at the home stretch and compared in detail all the strengths and weaknesses of each smartphone. It’s a tough call because all of them are highly regarded in the industry as market leaders for their perspective wireless carriers. Agai...
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A few weeks ago I explained that because Palm is still not selling the Palm Pre here in The Netherlands, I decided to buy an iPhone 3GS. Well, we're a few weeks down the line now, so let's review the darn thing. IntroductionI bought the iPhone 3GS 16GB...
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The Apple iPhone entered the mobile phone market with huge fanfare, and surprisingly, the phone lived up to all the expectations that were set up beforehand. It is perhaps the most popular phone model to date and, considering the number of phones that...
Classic iPhone design and interface, Video recording support, with autofocus and editing, 3 megapixel camera, Increased speed for downloads and Internet surfing, Voice commands, Builtin compass to complement the GPS application, iPodlike functionality, Use of MobileMe to link all Apple devices, Multitouch user interface, Accelerometer sensor, Massive storage capacity with 16 GB or 32...
Quite expensive, No Java support, No Flash support, No multithreading support; only one application can run on the phone at a time...
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maximumpc.com Updated:
2011-07-30 08:02:43
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Finally, a no-compromises smartphone suitable for mass consumption Once upon a time, I dismissed the iPhone as a wannabe smartphone, lacking the key features that truly warranted that label. Since I wrote that column about two years ago, Apple has gone...
Faster everything; improved camera is great; it's got a compass!...
Battery life could be better; still can't change some alert tones.
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When Apple announced the iPhone 3GS in June, I saw UAE on the list of countries where the unit was expected to sell in August. So I gave our beloved telco Etisalat the deadline of August 31st to start selling the 3GS locally. August came and went and t...
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iPhone 3GS Review By Hubert Nguyen, Posted on Aug 26, 09 03:23 PM PDT By now, theres no need to introduce the iPhone 3GS: if youre looking at this review, chances are that you are just wondering how it feels and if you should jump on the wagon and ge...
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As the name implies, this is a souped-up iPhone 3G, rather than a new generation of Apple's handset. It's more powerful, has a better camera and the ability to shoot video, and supports faster HSDPA data speeds. It's now available in a choice of 16GB o...
The iPhone 3GS is certainly a step on from the iPhone 3G. Everything is faster, the camera is significantly improved, and the video shooting is very well done. If you want an iPhone and aren't encumbered by a long existing O2 contract, it's the one to...
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mobilechoiceuk.com Updated:
2011-07-30 08:04:38
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Building on the success of its predecessors, the iPhone 3GS raises the bar even higher. Others to consider HTC Magic User opinions(1) iPone 3GSWhat a shame it is only available on O2 the network with the worst 3G coverage. May be the coming shared netw...
Often replicated, never bettered, the Apple remains the daddy of the touch-screen world...
While it has certainly been improved, the camera remains the iPhone’s Achilles heel. Look and Feel...
Building on the success of its predecessors, the iPhone 3GS raises the bar even higher...
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mobileblah.com Updated:
2011-07-30 08:04:44
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At first it was just good enough that the Jesus phone was finally being released, and last year Apps took it to a new level. This time around Apple is counting on under the hood improvements to continue driving iPhone sales. The Apple iPhone 3GS is t...
Its true that the iPhone 3GS brings over only incrementing changes, theres nothing ground breaking about it. But before everything else, the newly introduced changes on both software AND hardware level will make the new iPhone 3GS a more balanced sma...
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Computerpoweruser.com Updated:
2011-07-30 08:04:48
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The iPhone 3GS is a great phone and a superb pocket computer, but existing 3G owners will find it merely an incremental upgrade. But speed matters, and in responsiveness and multimedia versatility, the iPhone 3GS raises the bar for everyone...
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It's been almost a year since the Apple iPhone 3G hit our shores and if you are like us over at HardwareZone, you should already be a tad tired of your trusty phone sidekick. Little wonder then that we have been keeping our ears firmly to the ground in...
As you can see, the Apple iPhone 3GS is more of an evolutionary product rather than a revolutionary one and that isn't necessarily a bad thing. We know that a lot of folks were actually waiting for a new design which didn't come about. This is actually...
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gamepro.com Updated:
2011-07-30 08:05:01
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GamePro reviews the new 3GS and walks away thoroughly impressed. Can you say "best smartphone in the world"? GamePro Score User Score Write your review! Should You Upgrade to the 3GS?If you own a 1st-gen iPhone... ...go and check your upgrade eligibili...
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I get some sort of odd satisfaction when Apple releases a product whose fundamental improvement is a new CPU. It happened when Apple first announced the MacBook Air, and it happened once more with the new iPhone 3GS:From Left to Right: iPhone 3GS, iPh...
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fudzilla.com Updated:
2011-07-30 08:05:07
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Twenty four months ago, Apple introduced a minimalistic smartphone that certainly took the media, the consumer market, and the world by surprise. Since its inception, the iPhone has made its way into the hands of people around the world over 21 million...
With all this in mind, there comes a time when every prospective consumer and analyst has to zoom out of the feature specifics and observe the overall demographics and purposes to buying a product. As of now, the reason to buy an iPhone 3G S likely app...
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Twenty four months ago, Apple introduced a minimalistic smartphone that certainly took the media, the consumer market, and the world by surprise. Since its inception, the iPhone has made its way into the hands of people around the world over 21 million...
With all this in mind, there comes a time when every prospective consumer and analyst has to zoom out of the feature specifics and observe the overall demographics and purposes to buying a product. As of now, the reason to buy an iPhone 3G S likely app...
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REVIEW: The Apple iPhone provides the best, lag-free performance of any iPhone, as well as native voice dialing, compass capabilities and support for Bluetooth 2.1. But many of Apples latest and greatest features can be found in the iPhone 3.0 softwar...
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Its true that the iPhone 3GS brings over only incrementing changes, theres nothing ground breaking about it. But before everything else, the newly introduced changes on both software AND hardware level will make the new iPhone 3GS a more balanced sm...
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by Conrad H. Blickenstorfer When the iPhone 3GS came out (thanks, Apple, for the nice pic above), however, my contract was up and I was one of the few who actually qualified for the stated US$199/299 price for the 16/32GB 3GS models. I cant imagine...
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Launched on June 19, the iPhone 3GS is Apples follow-on to the phenomenally successful iPhone 3G. Exemplifying the philosophy "if it aint broke, dont fix it", the 3GS looks exactly like the 3G, except for tiny text on the back that is chrome ins...
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Much improved performance; very fast. Significantly better camera; simple but capable video capture. Voice control on par or better than with rivals, if overdue. Oil-resistant screen. Navigation improved through the compass. Still no multitaskin...
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Apple enthusiasts have almost been lulled into a certain degree of complacency with iPhone releases in the past two years: each one has been accompanied by a major hardware change along with whatever software changes may have been promised. The iPhone...
Much improved performance; very fast, Significantly better camera; simple but capable video capture, Voice control on par or better than with rivals, if overdue, Oilresistant screen, Navigation improved through the compass.
Still no multitasking in this generation.
and buying adviceAs an evolutionary upgrade, the iPhone 3GS still wont please some without a fundamental change in its technology, if it can please them at all. The Palm Pres multitasking isnt something that can be replicated without a major overha...
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The iPhone has become an icon in popular culture. The iPhone, along with its sibling, the iPod, are woven into our view of the world. As a device it is sleek and sexy. It has a great sense of style and shows that while Apple may do many things wrong...
After a few days of playing with the new iPhone 3GS I have found myself missing the freedom I had with my jailbroken 3G. It’s true that I did not have the speed I have now, but I miss the ability to really make the phone mine. Most of the items that...
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Plenty has already been written about the new iPhone 3.0 software update, which is also available for the iPhone 2G and iPhone 3G, so perhaps its best to focus on the new features unique to the iPhone 3G S. Apple says the S is for Speed, in terms of...
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beatweek.com Updated:
2011-07-30 08:06:26
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June 19th goes down as a memorable day because it’s the launch day of the third iteration of the iPhone, Apple’s ultra-portable, innovative brainchild. While many 3G users may not be upgrading to the 3G S quite so soon due to upgrade pricing issues, o...
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At first it was just good enough that the Jesus phone was finally being released, and last year Apps took it to a new level. This time around Apple is counting on under the hood improvements to continue driving iPhone sales. The is the latest and gr...
Apple finally listened, adding MMS, video recording, voice dialing, A2DP and copy/paste, OSX 3.0 seems more stable than 2.0, Improved memory, processing power, 3D rendering and a more friendly price tag...
The excitement just isn’t there anymore. Moreso than ever, it’s more of the same, The decreased price point of the 8GB 3G may be good for Apple’s bottom line, but it’s starting to feel like the RAZR all over again.
Whether or not to get an Apple iPhone 3GS isn’t as clear-cut as it used to be; first, and for many users foremost, is the fact that it just isn’t much of an upgrade from the 3G. If you’re a 2G owner or a new user looking to hop aboard then the decisio...
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As the name implies, this is a souped-up iPhone 3G, rather than a new generation of Apple's handset. It's more powerful, has a better camera and the ability to shoot video, and supports faster HSDPA data speeds. It's now available in a choice of 16GB o...
The iPhone 3GS is certainly a step on from the iPhone 3G. Everything is faster, the camera is significantly improved, and the video shooting is very well done. If you want an iPhone and aren't encumbered by a long existing O2 contract, it's the one to...
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You will not find a better internet-connected smartphone than the Apple iPhone 3GS.Apple's latest iPhone hit the shelves on Friday 19 June, but with less fanfare than previous models. The iPhone 3GS has the same case, style and, apart from the ‘S', th...
The iPhone 3GS addresses most of the fundamental weaknesses of the previous models, adding raw speed, voice-activated phone and music navigation, an improved autofocus camera, and video-recording features. With two major revisions in the past year, th...
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ign.com Updated:
2011-07-30 08:07:05
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Video Review from IGN.com...
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pdastreet.com Updated:
2011-07-30 08:07:11
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I picked up my new iPhone 3G S at the store early today, and after several hours of testing, I'm impressed so far. Not only did I find it a lot faster than the 3G for loading applications, I also quickly came to appreciate its ne...
Difficile de comparer des unités aussi différentes. Quand certaines sont plutôt destinées à un usage...
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Apple iPhone 3GSApple has made a ground breaking development in the production race of latest mobiles, thereby providing its new series – iPhone 3GS, which has not suddenly leaped, yet an advanced version of iPhone 3.0, nonetheless, the features and fu...
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When you place the new iPhone 3G S and the iPhone 3G side by side, they’re practically identical—until you start using them. Thanks to a faster new processor and more memory, the 3G S ($199 for the 16GB version with two-year contract) runs circles aro...
Faster overall performance and Web surfing, Good video recording quality, Convenient digital compass, Largest, most compelling app store, Longer battery life than iPhone 3G...
Some dropped calls, Can’t multitask with third-party apps, No camera flash...
Over the past year the smart phone landscape has changed, and Apple faces a formidable new competitor in the Palm Pre, which features a striking user interface, strong data performance, and the ability to multitask (although its battery life and app ca...
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2011-07-30 08:07:31
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If you stop and think about the timeline of the iPhone as a product, Apples progress is downright staggering. The iPhone was introduced in June of 2007 and in two short years has gone from an emerging concept to a market-leading powerhouse. The first...
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First, an anecdote: when the iPhone first launched in 2007 I took it on a tour of Central Europe, namely Budapest and Warsaw. Communism had just fallen and the dreams of these benighted nations were dashed. But as I pulled the iPhone from its protecti...
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Introduction The iPhone 3G S has come out, as you may or may not be aware. This device is lovely and wonderful, but ultimately falls outside the jurisdiction of HeadphoneInfo.com... or does it!?In a shameless attempt to capitalize off a popular g...
Surprisingly, although the Apple iPhone 3G S headphones are a toss-in with some kind of fancy phone, theyre not entirely terrible. Sure, they have some significant issues with distortion in the low end, but this is likely due to their "we sit outside...
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Apple kicks off the Summer of 2009 much the same as it has the previous two summers with a new iPhone. This year, the iPhone 3GS makes its debut and brings with it new hardware, new software and a whole lot more functionality in a vastly changed mark...
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overclockershq.com Updated:
2011-07-30 08:07:56
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iPhone 3GS Review User Rating: / 1 PoorBest Written by Luismayhem17 Monday, 22 June 2009 14:39 Our tea-sipping Grandmothers have told us one a many adages throughout our childhood’s. One of them no doubt has been “don’t judge a book by it’s cover”...
Compatible with all your old iPhone 3G cases!, Improved speeds and “snappyness”, Compass makes the Maps app more useful, New, bigger 32 GB hard drive model available, Video and voice recording is surprisingly clear, Compatible with new volume...
AntiFingerprint coating isn’t perfect, Cleaning cloth no longer included with iPhone, New compass and voice memo icons seem lazily designed...
Yes you can have a “3GS lite” of sorts by simply upgrading your new 3G with the new 3.0 firmware upgrade, but that’s like attempting to play Call of Duty on your netbook. It’ll run, just not the way it was meant to. By nearly doubl...
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Click Below to Read the Rest of This Review: Page 1 - Introducing the iPhone 3GSPage 2 - iPhone 3GS: The Big Picture - Purchasing, Package, Pack-Ins, and Key FeaturesPage 3 - iPhone 3GS: As a TelephonePage 4 - iPhone 3GS: As an iPod Media Player, Aud...
Apple’s best overall iPhone yet; an iterative but legitimate upgrade to the original iPhone 3G, doubling its predecessor’s storage capacity for the same prices, while adding a much-improved still and now video-capable camera, a compass, Nike+...
Battery life for 3G calling and data remains unacceptably low, requiring heavy phone or 3G data users to perform mid-day recharging; use of other new features, including video recording, drains battery at even more rapid rate. Preserves problematic pl...
and RecommendationsA Note From the Editors of iLounge: Though all products and services reviewed by iLounge are "final," many companies now make changes to their offerings after publication of our reviews, which may or may not be reflected above. This...
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Video Review: Still not convinced about the new iPhone 3GS? No worries, because Chris Hardwick is here to give a hands-on review of this new generation of Apples smart phone...
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Right on schedule, Apple has introduced the third iteration of the iPhone to the public. The new model, called the iPhone 3GS, is much like the iPhone 3G introduced in 2008 but, as Apple says, the "S" stands for speed. There are a number of other impro...
Whether or not you buy an iPhone 3GS depends highly on what youre coming from and what you want to do with the device. If youre in the market for a new iPhone and youve never had one before (or you have an original iPhone), theres no reason not to...
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Yesterday I wrote up my purchasing experience which included waiting in line and then finally purchasing the iPhone 3G S. Moments after playing with the iPhone 3G S I had already formed some opinions but I figured I’d give it a day before passing any j...
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techreviewsource.com Updated:
2011-07-30 08:08:24
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The new iPhone 3G S is finally released from Apple and we got our hands on one this morning. We've played around with it and so far we really like what we are seeing. For users of the iPhone 3G, you probably won't find any need to upgrade, but iPh...
In summary, the Apple iPhone 3G S is a minor refresh and upgrade from the iPhone 3G, so if you're a 3G owner, you really won't need to upgrade since most of these features will be available via the free iPhone 3.0 software update coming on June 17th. H...
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infosyncworld.com Updated:
2011-07-30 08:08:27
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We snap shots and videos with the 3-megapixel camera on AT&Ts new iPhone, and decide if all that speed is worth the cost to upgrade in our Apple iPhone 3GS review.
A faster, more responsive iPhone, now with many features wed been asking for, like voice dialing, MMS and video recording...
Same old iPhone design, inside and out. Needs more buttons. Messaging apps not powerful enough to take on the leaders in the field, like RIMs BlackBerry...
If youre already in love with your iPhone and you have a few hundred bucks to spend, the Apple iPhone 3GS is a no-brainer. The performance gains are huge, especially in complicated apps like games and the Web browser. The iPhone was already a leader...
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The iPhone 3G S is Apple's third smartphone. Although in many ways it's not that big of improvement over the iPhone 3G, that "S" is the most important part of the new iPhone: Speed. But is this new iPhone a worthy upgrade? Keep on reading to find out.B...
Here is the most important part of this review. Personally, if you have the iPhone 3G, I wouldn't bother upgrading. That is of course if speed and a compass don't matter to you. It's not worth the minimal of $200 just to have those features and to be l...
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Since Apple announced the iPhone 3G S at WWDC 2009, the buzz has been non-stop. There are obviously those Apple fanboys that are hyping this as the Third Coming, as well as those who are a bit more skeptical as to if the speed boost is truly real, an...
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hardwarecentral.com Updated:
2011-07-30 08:08:37
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PALO ALTO, Calif. -- I picked up my new iPhone 3G S at the store early today, and after several hours of testing, Im impressed so far. Not only did I find it a lot faster than the 3G for loading applications, I also quickly came to appreciate its new...
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Apples 3rd Generation iPhone, the iPhone 3G S, has arrived. This evolutionary step in the iPhone smartphone line offers a new operating system, a faster CPU, a more powerful graphics processor, additional storage and system memory, and a hand full of...
A step up from the 3G, the iPhone 3G S builds on a proven model with a new OS and upgraded hardware to get the job done quicker. The 3G S is faster than its predecessor, but is that enough? If you dont care about a processing speed bump, voice cont...
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Another year, another iPhone launch from Apple. The 3rd generation iPhone is still exclusive to AT&T in the US and its still the hottest phone on the planet in terms of user interest (err, obsession?) and hype. Even the recently released Palm Pre (an...
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In case you are standing in line today at an Apple Store, I wanted to say a few things about the new iPhone 3G S. 1. Id love to get the new iPhone 3G S, but I dont qualify for the discount until December 29, 2009. As an early adopter of both previo...
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After just a few hours of use, we can tell whats important about this iPhone upgrade: Speed. Nothing else matters, much. Only one member of the Tom’s team was eligible for the iPhone 3GS upgrade on June 19. Thanks to him, we bring you this report on...
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The Apple iPhone 3G S is the newest model from Cupertino, with some significant under-the-hood improvements. In addition to a faster processor and more memory, the 3G S has an updated three-megapixel image sensor, and the ability to autofocus both for...
The Apple iPhone 3G S is a relatively minor upgrade from last years iPhone 3G. It increases processor speed, adds more memory, bumps the megapixel count up from two to three, and adds video recording. Discussing it solely as a camera, not as a phon...
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about.com Updated:
2011-07-30 08:09:03
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Visit Their Web SiteAfter lots of hype, the new iPhone 3G has arrived, boasting an improved camera, better battery life, and speedier performance. But is it a must-have smartphone? Maybe.The iPhone 3G S is impressive, no doubt. It may be the best smart...
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You may have noticed today's review of the Palm Pre. While I strongly suggest reading it if you're at all interested, I do have some new data for your consumption. After the announcement of the iPhone 3GS I posted an article discussing the hardware sp...
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The first new US iPhone 3GS users are picking up their handsets today, and SlashGear is among them. We’ve been down at the Apple Store in NYC this morning, and have been eagerly playing with the new smartphone to see whether all the hype was worth it...
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camcorderinfo.com Updated:
2011-07-30 08:09:20
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Apple-haters, you may want to look away. The iPhone 3G S (Specs, Recent News, $299.00) performed very, very well under our battery of tests. The color accuracy rivaled that of camcorders in its class and better, including the high definition Flip and S...
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Video review: Evolution, not revolution – the ‘S’ fixes the iPhone’s hardware flaws and the 3.0 software keeps it way ahead of its rivals...
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More storage, speed and features can only improve an already impeccable smartphone.SummaryThe third time’s the charm for the new iPhone 3G S, the latest addition to Apple Inc.’s successful smartphone family that has sold more than 20 million units in l...
Offers many new features and improvements over predecessors, Addition of video recording capability, Doubles as portable media player, Bundled with the new iPhone OS 3.0.
Camera still lags behind other smartphones (fewer megapixels, no flash or zoom), Still no expandable memory solution.
If you've been holding out on buying an iPhone, there...
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More storage, speed and features can only improve an already impeccable smartphone.SummaryThe third time’s the charm for the new iPhone 3G S, the latest addition to Apple Inc.’s successful smartphone family that has sold more than 20 million units in l...
Offers many new features and improvements over predecessors, Addition of video recording capability, Doubles as portable media player, Bundled with the new iPhone OS 3.0.
Camera still lags behind other smartphones (fewer megapixels, no flash or zoom), Still no expandable memory solution.
If you've been holding out on buying an iPhone, there...
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Apple Inc.’s iPhone has been a smashing success, redefining the smart-phone market and creating a new hand-held computing platform that has attracted over 50,000 third-party apps, or software programs, in less than a year. With its nearly identical sib...
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Apple outsmarted the mobile world by releasing the touch-controlled iPhone in June 2007. In July the next year, it rocketed to faster network speeds with the iPhone 3G while creating a massive ecosystem of apps. Now, on June 19, Apple will reassert its...
com_Product_Reviews' Go Back to Top. Skip To: Start of Article, 1 to 3 megapixels, AT&T, ios, smartphone, touchscreen...
Multitasking still limited. No tethering or MMS support yet for AT&T users. Recent iPhone 3G customers must pay a fortune to upgrade...
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What's the point in buying a new iPhone if it looks exactly like the old one? Because once you start using it, the speed of the iPhone 3GS will amaze you. There's a reason why Apple called this the iPhone 3GS for Speed and not the 3GC for "compa...
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If it ain't broke, don't fix it -- right? We know countless reviews of the iPhone 3GS may begin with that cliché but there's little chance you'd find a better way to describe the strategy that Apple has just put into play with its latest smartphone. In m...
There are probably two very large groups of people thinking about buying an iPhone right now. One set is current users, either those with the 3G, or those still using the original model. The other set is a group of new users -- people who've never owned a...
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That sound you heard on June 8,2009, was the collective gasp of Apple fans throughout the world as the cutting-edge company announced the third generation of its popular iPhone, the 3G S. Making its debut during Apple’s WWDC 2009 keynote, the iPhone 3G...
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technouptodate.com Updated:
2011-07-30 08:10:31
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New iPhone is here, iPhone 3G S. iPhone 3G S offers as many as 100 new features and more than double the speed of the earliest version. Plus, it comes with a price cut. Seems like users have got all they wanted and wished for in the new gadget. Not rea...
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The iPhone itself was a revelation when it was first released in 2007. Smartphones had already made their way into the American consciousness, but the iPhone brought with it the pedigree of the iPod. The iPod had already defined youth culture and ushe...
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toptenreviews.com Updated:
2011-09-13 20:02:08
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Multitasking, listening to music, taking photos and sorting through hundreds of apps are all possible using the Apple iPhone 3GS. This multimedia cell phone is our TopTenREVIEWS Bronze Award winner for its simple user interface, music player and respon...
This multimedia cell phone provides a visual voicemail feature...
The Apple iPhone 3GS only offers 8GB of internal memory.
The integrated iPod and organizational features make it a top-notch phone...
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The iPhone 3GS is the newest, most advanced iPhone that takes standard SIM cards. It has a 3 MP camera, a GPS and a new magnetic compass built in. It works great with iOS 6, in fact, my iPhone 3GS is much faster with iOS 6...
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iPhone is back and this time it is even better.Sum and SubstanceThumbs UpFaster than previous models, great new features like MMS, voice dialing, video editing, voice recording. Great music quality.Thumbs DownBad 3g signal, no USB mass storage, no mult...
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If you like apps or the Internet, go buy the iPhone 3G S right now. The new models improved processor and graphics chipset significantly boost the speed of everything from Web browsing to games, cementing the iPhones role as the nations most flex...
Best handheld computer ever. Faster and more powerful than the iPhone 3G. Excellent video camera mode.
Phone performance is still mediocre. Browser still lacks Flash. Still wont be IT managers first choice.
The iPhone 3G S gives new life to the 50,000 available iPhone apps with its much faster performance. This is a terrific handheld computing and Internet device, but understand that voice calls arent its top priority...
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Smartdevicecentral.com Updated:
2013-11-15 00:54:23
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If you like apps or the Internet, go buy the iPhone 3GS right now. The new models improved processor and graphics chipset significantly boost the speed of everything from Web browsing to games, cementing the iPhones role as the nations most flexible...
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I can't remember exactly what day I got my iPhone 3GS . Really, I can't. It was that long ago. I know that I got it shortly after it launched in June of 2009 and that it replaced my tank of a smartphone at the time, the BlackBerry 7130c. Yes, I once used...
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The GoodThe BadThe PriceThere's no arguing: the iPhone 3GS is the best iPhone ever. And it ought to be. Each successive iPhone has been better than the last.The iPhone 3GS is a great phone. If you're not an iPhone user, it's the most compelling reason yet...
More responsive, Increased storage capacity, Improved camera, with video, Neat onboard video-editing app, New features – voice memos, Voice Control, More apps support landscape mode, Integrated search...
Some key features (MMS) are still lacking – for now, Network speed bump not yet available, Expensive upgrade for some users, Screen retains oil from fingers, No third-party headphone Voice Control support...
With the iPhone 3GS, Apple has built on top of the terrific hardware and user experience of the iPhone 3G. I see the iPhone 3GS as a must-upgrade for first-generation iPhone owners and those using other cell phones.For iPhone 3G users, the choice to upgra...
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