Apple iPhone (8 GB) Cell Phone

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.

The Bottom Line: Can you really live with an iPhone addict?

Review: 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: 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?

The Bottom Line: I love its sleek design, ease of use, colorful display, and quick access to email and the web. It packs a lot of features into a great little package.

Review: 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: great for Internet browsing, superb applications, fast upload and download speeds, extreme time-saver

Cons: a tad expensive

The Bottom Line: This Apple iPhone 3G has really turned out to be a great purchase, and one I would highly recommend because of its versatility, speed, and ease of use.

Review: The move to the Apple iPhone wasn't an intended one, but when we were looking to replace one of our current cell phones on the home account, we needed something that had a strong internal antenna.  What we had been working with was one of the ...

Pros:

Fast 3G network, simple layout, iPod

Cons:

incredibly weak battery life, slow down and freezing issues, trying to keep the screen clean

The Bottom Line:

Need everything?  Look into an iPhone 3G.

Review: In my mind, there are two types of cell phone users in the world; those who just need a phone for phone calls and texting, and those whose day to day needs are met through their phone. I fall somewhere in between of that spectrum with the need to have ...

Pros: voicemail and text messaging designed by intelligent folks

Cons: battery life

The Bottom Line:

Worth every penny.

Review: Since my return from overseas living, I have had three cellphones. I started out with a Blackberry which I adored. When it began to have difficulties, I "upgraded" to a Samsung Blackjack - one of my more depressing forays into the world of cellphones. ...

Pros: Easy to Use, Easy on the Eyes, Easy to Fall in Love With

Cons: Battery life is not terrible, but could be better.

The Bottom Line: I can't get enough of this phone!

Review: WHY I BOUGHT THE iPHONE 3G (8 GB) I wanted a cell phone that I could regularly use to access the Internet and have the BEST experience while doing so! MY EXPERIENCE WITH THE PRODUCT I have never had a cell ...

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.

The Bottom Line: You want no nonsense web browsing, sending email, texting, decent phone quality and superior mp3 playback on a phone? The iPhone is your answer.

Review: 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: The perfect marriage of voice and data.

Cons: A whole set of annoyances that may turn you off.

The Bottom Line: For those looking for the perfect marriage of their voice and data lives, the iPhone is the only way to go.

Review: 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: 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.

The Bottom Line: Phenomenal internet use for a handheld device, great voicemail and email features, a great iPod, and many other innovative features. Packed with technological innovation.

Review: 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: Full Internet, Massive storage, Great design, Superb battery life.

Cons: The Megapixel of the camera is put to shame by other phones available.

The Bottom Line: The iPhone is a superb piece of machinery that would look fantastically stylish in the hands of anyone.

Review: 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 ...