Apple iPhone (8 GB) Smartphone

Pros: No-glare screen, internet browsing, built-in iPod, 8 gigs of memory.
Cons: Can take a while to get used to the touch screen and all the functions.

For months I have been seeing adverts for the Apple iPhone. It's a freakin' phone, not the second coming of Christ but you wouldn't think that is the case with new iPhone owners. Two weeks ago the bedlam began; Tommy wanted to get his hands on the ...

Pros: Museum quality design, large screen, virtual keyboard, excellent web browser & video/music player
Cons: Runs on dinky ATT wireless, no copy/cut/paste, no flash cards, limited add-on software

WHAT IS IT & WHY DID I BUY IT ? After all the media hoopla and noise over this much anticipated product, my inner gadget geek was doing cartwheels when I heard the release date of 06/29. It is darn sure to catapult AAPL to over $160 per share. ...

Pros: easy to use, does the job of 3 different devices
Cons: expensive, internet and typing could use some improvement, must use AT&T

I am no technophile. I can use my laptop to surf the net and send emails, I can take decent pictures on my digital camera, and I am proficient enough on cell phones to make calls and send text messages. Don’t ask me how many gigs the hard drive is, ...

Pros: Easy to use, fun to play with, works well, lots of great features!
Cons: No discounts on service. Who knows what bugs could be lurking?

This is the first product that got me excited enough to write a full-blown review in years! I had been lusting for this beauty since the almost "too good to be true" commercials started airing. What? A phone that was simple to use? A screen that was ...

Pros: gorgeous screen, easy to use, fun.
Cons: version 2 will certainly be better.

Maybe I should have waited, but then I'd be missing all this joy. I am an early adopter, and sometimes this has burned me. I bought an Apple TV recently to have them come out with a better version three months later. I bought a Playstation 3, and now ...

Pros: Wonderful iPod...
Cons: ...but it was supposed to be a phone too.

1 - Disclaimer Before I begin this review, I should offer a disclaimer: I love Apple products. Generally, when good old Steve walks out on stage to give a Keynote presentation about the newest gadget, my hand starts reaching for my wallet. As a result, ...

Pros: Slick interface, merging of phone, PDA, ipod, camera, (GPS?) device all into one.
Cons: Generation 1, lacks storage, short battery life, email flow could be better

About Me: Windows user (though I'm getting more and more interested in the iMac's), previous iPod mini owner, Treo 650 owner (almost $600), Canon DSLR owner. Okay, I do a LOT of blog and RSS reading and I know that there are at least 20 new articles a ...

Pros: Great for music, syncing calendars, sending email, browsing web, no HotSync bullcrap and it's moddable.
Cons: Horrible bluetooth, no cut and paste; would love more hard drive space. No Safari javascript.

I know I'm going to sound like a true homer, but if you love a product, you want to spread the love - god knows we've all been burned by high priced products we wish we never owned (I paid $600 for the Nomad Jukebox when it first came out - consistly ...

Pros: Unique styling, no buttons except POWER and HOME!
Cons: Has some things that have to be worked out, some serious!

Okay, okay so I did it! Went out and bought the IPhone! Don't ask me why. My service provider prior to this was Verizon and it absolutely stunk in this area! No service at all! They had promised me for two years that it would improve, but it never did. ...

Pros: Internet access anywhere, along with your emails, songs, photos and videos; high-res, touch-sensitive screen
Cons: poor email keyboard, slow AT&T EDGE internet, no word processing, spreadsheet programs or storage.

Not for "CrackBerry" addicts or techno-geeks, but for everyone else who wants the ultimate all-around smart phone. We've had his-and-her 8 GB iPhones for two months now, and we're still delighting in all the amazing features. It's been said that "the ...

Pros: The perfect marriage of voice and data.
Cons: A whole set of annoyances that may turn you off.

When Steve Jobs took to the stage and introduced the iPhone, I blew it off. I figured the iPhone with its ridiculously high price tags ($599 for the 8GB version and $599 for the 4GB version) was going going to be the next PowerMac G4 Cube or the ...

Pros: Great display, Touch screen, Easy to Use, Fun
Cons: Battery life, Slow Internet (Edge)

I bought my iPhone in October of last year and decided to wait a bit before I submitted a review so I can document all my experiences, good and bad. First, the reason that I bought the iPhone was that I wanted one device where I could message, use a ...

Pros: Size,Gives you Lexus-like capabilites in your car,It does email and calendar great!
Cons: EDGE a little slow at times, recessed headphone port, no category for calendars on phone.

There is no shortage of iPhone reviews out there, so undoubtedly if you're reading this one you're having some analysis paralysis...the inability to make a decision. Well let me tell you a little about my experiences with the iPhone, and help you make a ...

Pros: Sharp screen, broader internet experience, great on-screen keyboard, google maps.
Cons: EDGE-only support, no Flash in Safari, weak PDF support, several email issues, no discounts.

After it's success with it’s iPod product line. It only seemed logical that Apple; a company that finally broke back into the forefront of technology in the late '90s would eventually release a product just as revolutionary as the original iPod. While ...

Pros: Full Internet, Massive storage, Great design, Superb battery life.
Cons: The Megapixel of the camera is put to shame by other phones available.

Since purchasing the Apple iPhone it has definitely lived up to my expectations, and if anything it has in fact surpassed them. I've found it hard to put the phone down since I bought it, and the features that the phone beholds are astounding; a 2 ...