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...

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

The Bottom Line: This is a superb media player, has a fast web browser, but with mediocre telephone/PDA functionality. It does not work on Verizon Wireless. Not as versatile as the Treo

Review: 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...

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...

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 Samsung...

Pros: Wonderful iPod...

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

The Bottom Line: If you absolutely must have an iPhone, go for it; but, if you're looking for a good product, hold out for 2nd or 3rd generation.

Review: 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...

Pros: Sleek and sophisticated, gorgeous screen, easy user-interface, integrates well with Apple-desktops, phone and email work-well.

Cons: Battery life, expensive monthly fees, AT&T only, no MMS messaging, low quality camera.

The Bottom Line: I like my iPhone and it fits my life, however it's pricy, picky, and has a bit of a princess complex. Techie and fun, but not for everyone.

Review: My experience with cell phones has always been positive until a week passes, by then something about the interface or phone itself has begun to irritate me. After just over a year using a Blackberry Curve (actually 3 different Curves as I broke 2,...

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...

Pros: easy to use, does the job of 3 different devices

Cons: expensive, internet and typing could use some improvement, must use AT&T

The Bottom Line: The iPhone didn't disappoint. I love it!

Review: 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: gorgeous screen, easy to use, fun.

Cons: version 2 will certainly be better.

The Bottom Line: Trendy, gorgeous and easy to use. This phone is a winner.

Review: 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...

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...