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Review: The Apple iPhone 3G S

Larry Magid
By Larry Magid





Apple iPhone 3G S
The Apple iPhone 3G S
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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 new video capabilities and its voice control.

The new phone looks virtually identical to its predecessor. And since Apple just issued a free update of the iPhone operating system for previous iPhones, many of the new features are also available on first- and second-generation iPhones, and even the iPod Touch (although iPod Touch users will have to pay $10 for the software).

But there are some things you only get with the new hardware.


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