The Apple iPhone 3GS is Apple's latest version of their smartphone, and this time it's been packed with even more features.
Externally, there seems to be absolutely no difference between the 3G and the 3GS, apart from the small writing on the back on the phone. The amazing improvements have all been
made internally.
One of the considerable changes to the 3GS is the speed; the 412MHz has been clocked up to 600MHz and the
128MB of RAM has been doubled to 256MB. The graphics chip has been supercharged. These upgrades lead to the 3GS loading things at double the speed of the iPhone 3G!
The storage space has also been upgraded on the 3GS. There is now a 32GB model available, making it more like a personal media player such as the iPod Touch.
The screen of the 3GS has been upgraded. It has been designed to resist the usual fingerprint marks that you make from everyday use of it. The effect is surprising, and the smears and kept to a minimum. This also means that there's a clearer view on this phone.
A feature wanted by most iPhone owners around the world, Apple has bumped up the camera to 3-megapixel, and now the 3GS can record video!
The 3GS is simply loaded with features. You can phone and text friends, record videos, surf the web,
view RSS feeds, take pictures, check your emails, play music, view movies and TV shows, view pictures, it can
be a compass, IM people, it has a calendar built in, and there are countless apps available for download from the iTunes store, there's voice control and a built in GPS! And that's just a few.
Following some recent deals between Apple and mobile phone networks, the iPhone 3GS is available on many networks, such as O2 and Orange. It no longer holds its exclusivity in the UK. With all of these tariffs available, there will be one that's suited to you.
The iPhone 3GS is one of the most feature-packed smartphones, in my opinion, on the market. Many of it's features can't be found on any other phone.
This all brings up the final question; should I buy the iPhone 3GS? As I would say with all Apple products, if you can afford one you should go and buy one, but if this is above your budget, you should probably get one of the alternatives to Apple products or maybe get an iPhone 3G, as they
now retail for very low prices.
Externally, there seems to be absolutely no difference between the 3G and the 3GS, apart from the small writing on the back on the phone. The amazing improvements have all been
made internally.
One of the considerable changes to the 3GS is the speed; the 412MHz has been clocked up to 600MHz and the
128MB of RAM has been doubled to 256MB. The graphics chip has been supercharged. These upgrades lead to the 3GS loading things at double the speed of the iPhone 3G!
The storage space has also been upgraded on the 3GS. There is now a 32GB model available, making it more like a personal media player such as the iPod Touch.
The screen of the 3GS has been upgraded. It has been designed to resist the usual fingerprint marks that you make from everyday use of it. The effect is surprising, and the smears and kept to a minimum. This also means that there's a clearer view on this phone.
A feature wanted by most iPhone owners around the world, Apple has bumped up the camera to 3-megapixel, and now the 3GS can record video!
The 3GS is simply loaded with features. You can phone and text friends, record videos, surf the web,
view RSS feeds, take pictures, check your emails, play music, view movies and TV shows, view pictures, it can
be a compass, IM people, it has a calendar built in, and there are countless apps available for download from the iTunes store, there's voice control and a built in GPS! And that's just a few.
Following some recent deals between Apple and mobile phone networks, the iPhone 3GS is available on many networks, such as O2 and Orange. It no longer holds its exclusivity in the UK. With all of these tariffs available, there will be one that's suited to you.
The iPhone 3GS is one of the most feature-packed smartphones, in my opinion, on the market. Many of it's features can't be found on any other phone.
This all brings up the final question; should I buy the iPhone 3GS? As I would say with all Apple products, if you can afford one you should go and buy one, but if this is above your budget, you should probably get one of the alternatives to Apple products or maybe get an iPhone 3G, as they
now retail for very low prices.
About the Author:
Claire Greenway evaluated the iPhone 3GS after getting her Free Contract iPhone 3GS. She has been an expert in mobile phones for the past 8 years
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