Apple iPhone 2G - Expert Reviews

Review summary: Maybe you're not digging the on-screen QWERTY keyboard of the Apple iPhone and would prefer the more intuitive interface of handwriting recognition. If this happens to be the case, then your prayers have been answered...

Verdict: Maybe you're not digging the on-screen QWERTY keyboard of the Apple iPhone and would prefer the more intuitive interface of handwriting recognition. If this happens to be the case, then your prayers have been answered. A Chinese developer has come up ...

Review summary: If you happen to be out in the UK and you've been itching to get your hands on an Apple iPhone, now might be the time to do it...

Verdict: If you happen to be out in the UK and you've been itching to get your hands on an Apple iPhone, now might be the time to do it. The kind folks at O2 have decided to take a huge chunk off of the price of the 8GB iPhone, slashing the price by a full 100 ...

Review summary: The Apple iPhone offers a stunning touch sensitive screen, one of the best on the market. It also features a 2 megapixel camera, music player (iPod) ...

Review summary: Editor's Note: January 22, 2008PC Magazine originally reviewed the Apple iPhone on 06/30/2007. This is an updated review reflecting the recent software upgrades announced at Macworld 2008. When he announced the iPhone, Steve Jobs said to expect ...

Pros: Fun new interface for navigating multimedia. Huge screen looks amazing. Terrific Web browser. Syncs well with PCs and Macs. YouTube function is great. Functions flow seamlessly into each other. Built-in speaker for voice calling and music

Cons: Poor business e-mail and PIM connectivity. Bad audio quality on phone calls. Tons of "GSM buzz" on nearby speakers. Virtual keyboard hard to type on. No phone functionality with iPod speaker docks

Verdict: It's the best portable media player ever. It's possibly the most fun we've ever had with a handheld device. It browses the Web like a champ. But poor phone call performance and missing messaging options make us unwilling to recommend it as a phone.

Review summary: Coming around on January 21st -- that's this coming Monday -- AT&T will be announcing iPhone compatibility with corporate and business accounts...

Verdict: Even though NASA wants no part of the Apple iPhone, the folks at AT&T are finally ready to market the touch-tastic device to their corporate and business customers, giving them all the same benefits as they've come to expect from the rest of their ...