iPhone
iPhone review from CNET EditorsFrom the moment that Apple announced its iPhone at
MacWorld 2007, the tech world has hasn't stopped asking questions. Because Apple has kept
many iPhone details under wraps until recently, we've been forced to speculate. Until now. Is the
iPhone pretty? Absolutely. Is it easy to use? Certainly. Does it live up to the stratospheric hype?
Not so much. Read our full, rated review of the iPhone for the whole story.
» See review of the 8GB iPhoneApple iPhone blogsReports suggest late-October Leopard release It looks like Apple is gearing up to release the next version of Mac OS X in late October, later
than originally scheduled but in line with what the company had promised earlier this year. Read
more Apple said the next Mac OS X version would arrive in October, and two reports out Thursday
say the company's going to use as Read more Posted By: Tom Krazit Oct 4 2007 Zune vs. Samsung Is Samsung the Zune's biggest competition? Read more After having a day to reflect on Microsoft's latest Zune offering, I began to think that perhaps the
iPod vs. Zune battle is a Read more Posted By: Donald Bell Oct 3 2007 The mobile future is wide open There's no clear answer to what will result as the PC and mobile phone industries converge in the
middle. And in many ways, that's fantastic, according to a panel of mobile executives. Read more SANTA CLARA, Calif.--If you're not exactly sure what you want in a mobile computer, don't
worry: the folks who are building them Read more Posted By: Tom Krazit Oct 3 2007 ARM's new Cortex core ready for low-power multicore chips The new Cortex A9 core design could hit smart phones by the end of the decade and help chip
makers take advantage of multicore technology with minimal power consumption. Read more Two weeks after Intel signaled its future low-power intentions, ARM has unveiled its latest mobile
chip design for smart phones and consumer devices that will Read more Posted By: Tom Krazit Oct 3 2007 » See all Apple iPhone blogsApple iPhone applicationsTruphone routes iPhone calls over WiFi How to make calls on your iPhone without a cellular connection Read more From Demo: Truphone works on mobile phones that have WiFi and can route your calls over the
data network instead of your cellular connection. Pretty Read more Posted By: Rafe Needleman Sep 26 2007 iTypepad (iPhone app) iTypepad (iPhone app) Read more Typepad, Six Apart's premier blogging service, has recently launched its very own iPhone
application called, not surprisingly, iTypepad. Just head on over to http://Read more Posted By: Nicole Lee Sep 14 2007 iTweet (iPhone app) iTweet (iPhone app) Read more There is a plethora of Twitter applications out there for the iPhone (PocketTweets, ThinCloud,
and Hahlo, to name a few), but that didn't stop Read more Posted By: Nicole Lee Sep 14 2007 Feedme (iPhone app) Get the latest news from several popular sites and search by category with this cool iPhone app.
Read more There are several newsreader apps for iPhone, but this app might have the others beat--at least in
the ease-of-use category. Opening this app gives you Read more Posted By: Jason Parker Sep 14 2007 » See all Apple iPhone applicationsiPhone newsWeek in review: Where's the Apple iKiller?Microsoft and Verizon have designs on Apple territory, while record labels send a message to file
sharers. Also: Will a Net access tax be stopped? Read more
October 05, 2007 Hook them with flash, keep them with softwarePhones may sell because they are pink or thin, but software is what creates the user experience on
a mobile computer. Read more
October 05, 2007 O2 UK digs deep for iPhone ad splashTV and poster marketing will cost millions, target "high value" customers and be carrier's "most
significant" campaign, says CEO. Read more
October 04, 2007 At Ceatec, gadgets and gizmos galoreJapanese trade show brings together the big names in consumer electronics and puts the nation's
weakness for tech on full display. Read more
October 03, 2007 » See all Apple iPhone newsApple iPhone tips and tricksOptimize your iPhone using playlistsWith just a few little tweaks, you can customize iTunes to squeeze the most from your iPhone.
Read more
Getting album artwork on your iPhoneOne of the coolest aspects of the iPhone's iPod is the ability to browse your music collection in
Cover Flow mode. Adding artwork in iTunes is easier than ever and can actually be somewhat
fun. Read more
See all Apple iPhone tips and tricksApple iPhone shoppingApple's hugely anticipated iPhone is
finally a reality. As expected, it makes calls and supports a digital-music player that syncs with
iTunes. The thin design is dominated by a vivid touch screen that showcases videos and photos
beautifully. You'll also note a lack of buttons and controls as all menu navigation and data entry
from typing messages to dialing phone numbers is done on the touch screen. Other features
include quad-band world phone support, a 2-megapixel camera, Wi-Fi, stereo Bluetooth, a
speakerphone, e-mail and a Safari Web browser. Memory caps out at 8MB and there's no 3G
support or wireless downloads, but the iPhone will garner interest simply because it exists. It's
available June 29, exclusively from AT&T, for $499 or $599 depending on the memory size.
Apple iPhone (8GB)
Learn about the iPhoneThe Apple iPhone is three devices in one: a cell phone, a wide-screen iPod with touch controls,
and an Internet communications device. AT&T (formerly Cingular) is the lucky carrier in the
United States.
Both Apple and AT&T stores started selling the iPhone on June 29. Europe will get it in the fourth
quarter, and Asia will have to wait until next year. The 4GB iPhone costs $499 with a two-year
contract and $599 for the 8GB version (also with a two-year contract).
As usual with Apple gear, the iPhone breaks some design boundaries. Say goodbye to traditional
cell phone buttons; the iPhone is all touch screen, all the time. With only one hardware control (a
Home key), iPhone's real estate is dominated by a huge, 3.5-inch display. Inside you'll find an
iPod music and video player, a full Safari Web browser, a 2-megapixel camera and integrated
support for Google Maps. And yes, it makes calls too. Read our full, rated iPhone review for the
whole story.
iPhone review from CNET EditorsFrom the moment that Apple announced its iPhone at
MacWorld 2007, the tech world has hasn't stopped asking questions. Because Apple has kept
many iPhone details under wraps until recently, we've been forced to speculate. Until now. Is the
iPhone pretty? Absolutely. Is it easy to use? Certainly. Does it live up to the stratospheric hype?
Not so much. Read our full, rated review of the iPhone for the whole story.
» See review of the 8GB iPhoneApple iPhone blogsReports suggest late-October Leopard release It looks like Apple is gearing up to release the next version of Mac OS X in late October, later
than originally scheduled but in line with what the company had promised earlier this year. Read
more Apple said the next Mac OS X version would arrive in October, and two reports out Thursday
say the company's going to use as Read more Posted By: Tom Krazit Oct 4 2007 Zune vs. Samsung Is Samsung the Zune's biggest competition? Read more After having a day to reflect on Microsoft's latest Zune offering, I began to think that perhaps the
iPod vs. Zune battle is a Read more Posted By: Donald Bell Oct 3 2007 The mobile future is wide open There's no clear answer to what will result as the PC and mobile phone industries converge in the
middle. And in many ways, that's fantastic, according to a panel of mobile executives. Read more SANTA CLARA, Calif.--If you're not exactly sure what you want in a mobile computer, don't
worry: the folks who are building them Read more Posted By: Tom Krazit Oct 3 2007 ARM's new Cortex core ready for low-power multicore chips The new Cortex A9 core design could hit smart phones by the end of the decade and help chip
makers take advantage of multicore technology with minimal power consumption. Read more Two weeks after Intel signaled its future low-power intentions, ARM has unveiled its latest mobile
chip design for smart phones and consumer devices that will Read more Posted By: Tom Krazit Oct 3 2007 » See all Apple iPhone blogsApple iPhone applicationsTruphone routes iPhone calls over WiFi How to make calls on your iPhone without a cellular connection Read more From Demo: Truphone works on mobile phones that have WiFi and can route your calls over the
data network instead of your cellular connection. Pretty Read more Posted By: Rafe Needleman Sep 26 2007 iTypepad (iPhone app) iTypepad (iPhone app) Read more Typepad, Six Apart's premier blogging service, has recently launched its very own iPhone
application called, not surprisingly, iTypepad. Just head on over to http://Read more Posted By: Nicole Lee Sep 14 2007 iTweet (iPhone app) iTweet (iPhone app) Read more There is a plethora of Twitter applications out there for the iPhone (PocketTweets, ThinCloud,
and Hahlo, to name a few), but that didn't stop Read more Posted By: Nicole Lee Sep 14 2007 Feedme (iPhone app) Get the latest news from several popular sites and search by category with this cool iPhone app.
Read more There are several newsreader apps for iPhone, but this app might have the others beat--at least in
the ease-of-use category. Opening this app gives you Read more Posted By: Jason Parker Sep 14 2007 » See all Apple iPhone applicationsiPhone newsWeek in review: Where's the Apple iKiller?Microsoft and Verizon have designs on Apple territory, while record labels send a message to file
sharers. Also: Will a Net access tax be stopped? Read more
October 05, 2007 Hook them with flash, keep them with softwarePhones may sell because they are pink or thin, but software is what creates the user experience on
a mobile computer. Read more
October 05, 2007 O2 UK digs deep for iPhone ad splashTV and poster marketing will cost millions, target "high value" customers and be carrier's "most
significant" campaign, says CEO. Read more
October 04, 2007 At Ceatec, gadgets and gizmos galoreJapanese trade show brings together the big names in consumer electronics and puts the nation's
weakness for tech on full display. Read more
October 03, 2007 » See all Apple iPhone newsApple iPhone tips and tricksOptimize your iPhone using playlistsWith just a few little tweaks, you can customize iTunes to squeeze the most from your iPhone.
Read more
Getting album artwork on your iPhoneOne of the coolest aspects of the iPhone's iPod is the ability to browse your music collection in
Cover Flow mode. Adding artwork in iTunes is easier than ever and can actually be somewhat
fun. Read more
See all Apple iPhone tips and tricksApple iPhone shoppingApple's hugely anticipated iPhone is
finally a reality. As expected, it makes calls and supports a digital-music player that syncs with
iTunes. The thin design is dominated by a vivid touch screen that showcases videos and photos
beautifully. You'll also note a lack of buttons and controls as all menu navigation and data entry
from typing messages to dialing phone numbers is done on the touch screen. Other features
include quad-band world phone support, a 2-megapixel camera, Wi-Fi, stereo Bluetooth, a
speakerphone, e-mail and a Safari Web browser. Memory caps out at 8MB and there's no 3G
support or wireless downloads, but the iPhone will garner interest simply because it exists. It's
available June 29, exclusively from AT&T, for $499 or $599 depending on the memory size.
Apple iPhone (8GB)
Learn about the iPhoneThe Apple iPhone is three devices in one: a cell phone, a wide-screen iPod with touch controls,
and an Internet communications device. AT&T (formerly Cingular) is the lucky carrier in the
United States.
Both Apple and AT&T stores started selling the iPhone on June 29. Europe will get it in the fourth
quarter, and Asia will have to wait until next year. The 4GB iPhone costs $499 with a two-year
contract and $599 for the 8GB version (also with a two-year contract).
As usual with Apple gear, the iPhone breaks some design boundaries. Say goodbye to traditional
cell phone buttons; the iPhone is all touch screen, all the time. With only one hardware control (a
Home key), iPhone's real estate is dominated by a huge, 3.5-inch display. Inside you'll find an
iPod music and video player, a full Safari Web browser, a 2-megapixel camera and integrated
support for Google Maps. And yes, it makes calls too. Read our full, rated iPhone review for the
whole story.
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