Apple iPhone 3G Black (16 GB) Cell Phone

Pros:

Good sound, helpful GPS, integrated web, 3G access, built-in iPod.

Cons: Weak speakerphone, no turn-by-turn/audible GPS, zero tactile response.

The Bottom Line: A good phone, with lots of great features.  If you need an all-in-one device, and can afford the hefty pricetag, it's a must-have!

Review: Once upon a time I had an AT amp;T wireless contract, which then turned in to Cingular, at which point I opted to go to Nextel due to better coverage. Years later, here I am coming back to AT amp;T wireless, and loving it!First thing's first: ...

Pros: Outperforms every device on the market

Cons: No wireless voice-dialing option; no consumer-changeable battery; no memory extension cards; no copy-paste edit function

The Bottom Line: Delivers on every promise it makes so effectively that you don't notice there are one or two promises it never makes--deficits that everyone hopes Apple will soon correct.

Review: UPDATE: This is provided after living with the iPhone for 4 months.  I mentioned below that the lack of "VoiceCommand"-type operation from a BlueTooth headset for placing calls, etc., is a serious flaw making the phone substantially less ...

Pros: Intuitive use, consolidate your devices, thousands of applications

Cons: Phone contract, only AT&T, no loss/damage coverage

The Bottom Line: The iPhone may not change the world but it puts the world at your fingertips. 

Review: Introduction Like many people I have spent the last year in awe of a little black device made by Apple.  The iPhone (and it's cousin the iPod Touch) have been toying with my inner geek, but a little thing called Early Termination Fees ...

Pros: Intuitive, easy to sync, it just works

Cons: Applications crash occasionally, poor headphone quality

The Bottom Line: I would recommend this phone to anyone who loves being up to date on everything without carrying a laptop around.

Review: After having the phone for seven months I feel that I can finally write a comprehensive review.  As a phone, the sound quality is great on both ends as people I have spoken to have mentioned how much clearer my voice sounded - comparing it ...

Pros: Faster throughput Improved basic applications GPS and Geotagging photographs User downloadable applications

Cons: Requires AT&T 2 year contract Trouble (again) getting phones registered Price

The Bottom Line: If you live on the net, love your iPod, and are an Apple fanatic this phone is definitely for you.

Review: You can pretty much count on Apple to really hype their lead product and the Apple 3G iPhone (Smart Phone) was no different when it came to that hype. Unfortunately, writing a good evaluation of the iPhone will be difficult - since most of what you ...

Pros: Great styling, phone, web access and scores of other features in a sleek package!

Cons: Back scratches easily.

The Bottom Line: Functionality and performance in a sleek package, the iPhone delivers where it counts and looks good doing it.

Review: As with the iPod Touch, I am a fairly late iPhone user.  Although I really liked the first generation, I made myself hold out until they came out with a 3G version.  I am happy that I waited. For the longest time I wanted to cut down on ...

Pros: Phone, Music, GPS, Apps, Display, and navigation

Cons: Email, Internet slightly sloppy, battery life.

The Bottom Line: Looking to consolidate your gadgets, this is a must have.

Review: I bought the iPhone to do 4 things: email, phone, internet, music.  It compressed about 3 things together into 1 gadget: blackberry, cell, computer, iPod.Once I bought it, I did what anybody would do, sync it with my iTunes library.  Very ...

Pros: Stylish and easy to use, fulfills the "smartphone promise"

Cons: Security isn't the best.  Battery life is marginal.

The Bottom Line: Not very good for corporate use, but despite its drawbacks, I would personally have no other smartphone.

Review: Well, I'm guessing by looking at the stars I've given it, you already know my answer to that.  I hope you will indulge me and my review.Why did I get it?First, my back ground is that I am a ...

Pros: fast, easy to use, light weight, smart, great signal and service, HUGE screen, PANDORA.COM

Cons: battery life could be better as i get one day if i use MANY apps

The Bottom Line: awesome, as i said i truly love the technology it puts in my pocket!!!

Review: i have fallen in love with my iPhone!i was looking into purchasing a new laptop this winter and on a whim decided to play with a friends iPhone.He had been singing its praise, along with 3 other friends, and man were they right!I use ...

Pros: Ease of use, app store, resolution, iPod.

Cons: Data plan, external speaker, no copy/paste, camera quality, no MMS, phone-crashing, battery life.

The Bottom Line: I absolutely recommend the iPhone for power-users who need the internet wherever they go. Reliable and fun.

Review: After upgrading from my previous phone (a problem-prone Samsung Blackjack), I have no buyer's remorse from my purchase of the Apple iPhone.The iPhone is a fantastic product: classy, stylish, user-friendly, and very useful. Apple has hit this one ...

Pros: it has many functionalities

Cons: I have problems with touch screen

Review: I really would like to have one. Its beautiful, funny, and really useful. Have lots of games, and most then for free. Its like an Ipod, but with phone.

Pros: Continually gaining new capabilities through the innovative applications

Cons: Poor battery life

Review: The iPhone 3G is an amazing device mostly because of the iPhone app store.  As a golfer I love all of the golf apps that come out (games, gps, rules). The only draw back I can see is it's battery life.  Effective standby time is probably...