iPhone review. With the release of the iPhone we see a new generation of mobile devices that remove you from your surroundings (and those surrounding you) and transport you to your own little world. Many of us out here want a PHONE, not a music/video player, poor quality camera and other Internet options that we will never use.

iPhone features

* 4GB/8GB iPod versions
* Quad-band GSM/EDGE phone
* Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, but no 3G
* 11.6mm thick: apparently thinner than all those other anorexic smart phones
* 2-megapixel camera
* iPod connector, mic input, and speaker jack
* Proximity sensor: when it's close to your ear, the touchscreen and display shut down
* "Smart" screen knows which way to orient images depending on how you hold it; widescreen playback for videos
* Highest-resolution Apple screen of all time
* Mac OS X operating system
* Touch screen interface, no stylus
* Full-on applications -- more PC-like than mobile device-like
* "Visual voice mail"
* Safari Web browser
* Google Maps -- including satellite and traffic data
* POP3 and IMAP e-mail capabilities -- real e-mail, not mobile version
* Widgets!
* Seamless integration between EDGE and Wi-Fi
* Flash memory
* 5 hours of talk, video, and browsing time; 16 hours of audio playback
* US pricing: 8GB model, US$599 with a two-year contract; 4GB model, US$499
* Shipping in June to customers in the United States; Australians will wait until 2008

iPhone Review 

iPhone has a great design, features, its easy to use. The iphone is packed in a nice cute little box… it’s got that whole minimalist feeling… packed inside is an iphone, headset, charger, cable, cleaning cloth, headphones and some very simple instructions…even the box looks better then most.

After a few weeks of using one, I can definitely say Apple did a (typically) fantastic job on iPhone's industrial design.