Apple iPhone 2G - Expert Reviews

Review summary: The Apple want to stop unlocking iPhones all over the world, but frankly i am not sure why. Well they need to protect AT&T, O2, Orange and T-Mobile because they share revenue with them, but Apple have a great benefit from this unlocking software, it ...

Review summary: Apple announced the launch of the iPhone in the UK this morning at an exclusive event held at London's flagship Apple store on Regents Street. The handset will retail at £269 plus a monthly contract fee of £35, £45 or £50 per month from O2. Both ...

Review summary: Apple has drastically overhauled the iPod with the release of the iPod touch. Ars goes hands-on with the latest iteration of the world's top-selling digital audio player line to determine if the iPod touch is anything more than an iPhone without the ...

Pros: Slim profile, lightweight, iTunes Store well implemented, 3.5" display is great for video, Snappiness of UI, Built-in web browser, WiFi support, iTunes Wi-Fi Music Store delivers

Cons: No e-mail client, Lack of ability to edit calendar items, Screen quality isn't as good as that of the iPhone, Negative black effect may be more than an isolated problem, Only 16GB of storage means I have to leave some of my music at home, Can't use ...

Review summary: An Apple insider managed to snag several photographs of "unreleased Apple prototypes" including one PDA phone that could have served as an early version of what later became the iPhone...

Verdict: It's always interesting to see prototype devices from companies, because most of these never make it to the marketplace. An Apple insider managed to snag several photographs of "unreleased Apple prototypes" including one PDA phone that could have ...

Review summary: Running out of screen real estate for all of those new iPhone third party applications you installed? Dock 2.0 is designed to address this issue by offering a unique starburst-style app launcher that emerges from the bottom right of the screen...

Verdict: Running out of screen real estate for all of those new iPhone third party applications you installed? Dock 2.0 is designed to address this issue by offering a unique starburst-style app launcher that emerges from the bottom right of the screen.