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Whilst you can download the new firmware for your second gen unit, you won’t have the required grunt to take full advantage of the new features. They say bigger is not always better, but who ever said that didn’t have an iPhone 3Gs. The processor clock speed has jumped from 412MHz to 600MHz, giving a huge boost in speed of two to 3½ times faster. The RAM has been doubled, increased up to 256MB and the internal storage has been increased to 16MB and 32MB respectively. The graphics chip has also been turbo charged giving amazing performance on new iPhone games.

But the improvements are not just in the micro-processing bits and pieces. The inbuilt camera has been given a major overhaul. The original two-mega pixel fixed-focus unit – always the subject of much derision has been replaced with a super three-mega pixel auto-focus camera. A great feature of this new camera is that you can automatically focus on any part of the scene simply by tapping the required spot on the screen. You also get an ultra-macro function for close up photography.

But that’s not all. The video has been upgraded to now record in VGA at 30 frames per second – not all that shabby! To top it off, you can also edit you movie right on the iPhone and then MMS it to your friends or upload it direct to YouTube.

One of the great new features probably sounds a bit odd on first blush, but it is an absolute corker. The iPhone 3Gs now comes with an inbuilt compass! An inbuilt magnetometer is able to sense the earth’s magnetic fields, which helps the compass determine directions. The compass is linked into Google Maps, which can keep you up to date on which direction you are travelling.

Another great feature that has been added to this already brilliant phone is voice control. Simple hold down the home button and you’re away. Want to call someone in your address book? Simply say their name and the number will be retrieved and dialed. If the contact has more than one number – say home, work and mobile, the tiny lady that lives inside the phone will ask you which you want and will dial the correct number for you. Or you can just say the number out load and it will dial. You can also use Voice Control to take charge of your iPod music library stored on your phone.

Also added is a basic function we have all cried out for – cut and paste. And quite an addition it is. Tap some text you want to cut and it will be selected. Expand or shrink the selection with the sliders and the go to the spot where you want the text and tap again – and there it is – just like magic. Not happy with the results? Just give your iPhone 3Gs a shake and the move will be undone.

Apple has done a fantastic job with this upgrade. Apps load and open faster, the whole unit is just more responsive and the new features and improvements to the old features make this the best Apple iPhone ever. If you’ve been putting off buying an iPhone you no longer have any excuses. The new Apple iPhone 3Gs is 10 out of 10.

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I want one!!!

.: iPhone – I want one! is a post from: iPhone Frenzy

Whilst the idea has some appeal, does anyone honestly expect the boffins at Apple to mess with the iPhone – the number one mobile phone on the planet? Look at the options.

1. Make the iPhone smaller. Now as great as the iPhone is, some people complain that using the QWERTY keyboard is not all that easy. If you made the screen smaller, anyone with fingers thicker than match sticks would find it completely impossible to use the unit at all. Plus, one of the great attractions of the iPhone is the crystal clear, large size LCD screen. Do you really think Apple will mess with that? I don’t think so.
2. Dumb the iPhone down. Again, one of the great attractions of the iPhone is the huge number of apps you can run on it, and also all the great things you can do with your iPhone straight out of the box. Take away those great features and what are you left with – a Samsung Omnia?

Probably the only area where an iPhone Nano would be a winner was if they could make the unit cheaper. I mean, it is a bit pricey as is (although there are always great iPhone bargains on eBay!). But cheaper generally means smaller or less features, so for me, let’s stick with the iPhone full strength.

.: iPhone Nano – Surely not! is a post from: iPhone Frenzy

In a first for digital music players, the new Shuffle uses a VoiceOver software function to tell its owner the name of the artist and track they are listening to. The unit can ‘speak’ in 14 different languages, including English, Mandarin, Turkish and Japanese.

In another break with iPod tradition, there are no operating controls on the aluminium chassis. Apple are moving closer to producing button-less gadgets, and the new Shuffle is no exception, taking a big step towards being totally button free. There is a simple power on / off switch which also operates a couple of play modes. The majority of the units’ controls are incorporated into the headphone cable. The downside to this of course, is that if the cable is lost or damaged, a new unit can only come from Apple or authorised resellers.

Retailing at around $129, the cheapest and smallest of the iPod stable has a 4GB capacity, meaning it can hold about 1000 songs. It is slightly smaller than an AA battery. Don’t let the size fool you - it’s a beauty!

.: Baby Shuffle’s first words is a post from: iPhone Frenzy

It can be quite frustrating because you miss out on a great photo opportunity simply because you don’t have the right equipment with you. Your one and only chance ever to get you photo with a TV star - gone.

But if you have an Apple iPhone, you'll never have to worry about missing those great photo opportunities ever again!

The Apple iPhone has a two-megapixel camera that is built right in and is ready to use when you want to take a picture. It takes crystal clear pictures, close up or wide angle, and can capture everything that's going on, as it happens. Even if you have had a mobile phone with a built in camera before, you will find that it doesn’t compare to what the Apple iPhone can do.

The Apple iPhone makes it easy to share your photos with its easy and automatic synchronization, whether you are using a Mac or a PC for your docking.

It’s never been easier to display the pictures you take - all it takes is a touch of a finger. Display your shots on the 3.5 inch LCD screen, and use you finger to flick through the album, zoom in and rotate. Not only that, but when you take your pictures they can be posted directly to a Mac Photo Gallery or shared with a friend through the handy blue tooth connection.

The Apple iPhone is a situational photographer’s dream come true. It’s ready to take pictures when you are, it’s fast and simple to use and makes it easy to show off the pictures that you have taken almost immediately.

You will never have to worry about missing out on taking a beautiful picture because you have a great camera built right into your mobile phone.

No matter whether you are a professional or an amateur, you will find the camera on the iPhone easy to use - just point and shoot. The Apple iPhone is an amazing mobile phone, and a fantastic digital camera.

.: Picture This With Your iPhone is a post from: iPhone Frenzy

The first mobile phone powered by Google's much anticipated Android open source operating system has has finally landed in Australia. But many are wondering if that landing been a smooth touch down or a full on crash landing.

Mobile telephone carrier Optus has lifted the lid off the new player in their stable, the Taiwanese manufactured HTC Dream, also know as the G1. The Dream features a touch screen and a full QWERTY keyboard, and comes preloaded with a number of Google applications.

OPTUS HTC Android G1 Dream

HTC G1 Dream Screen size: 80mm (3.2 in) Resolution: 320 x 480 pixels Weight: 158g Camera: 3.2MP Standby Time: 402 hours Speaker: Built-in Memory: 192MB GPS: Yes WiFi: Yes Bluetooth: Yes Touchscreen: Single-touch Applications: Google Search, YouTube, Gmail, Google Talk, Google Calendar.

The Apple iPhone 3G

Apple iPhone 3G Screen size: 89mm (3.5 in) Resolution: 480 x 320 pixels Weight: 133g Camera: 2.0MP Standby Time: 300 hours Speaker: Built-in Memory: 8GB or 16GB GPS: Yes WiFi: Yes Bluetooth: Yes Touchscreen: Multi-touch Applications: Mail, Google Maps, Calendar, YouTube.

On paper, the Dream boasts some excellent and exciting features, but at the end of the day it's no match for the iPhone. The open source engine will see the development of plenty of apps for use on the Dream, but this will mean little to your average Joe Blow. The Dream works well as an organiser, but the iPhone is a portable entertainment system like no other.

Once again, the verdict is clearly pretender and not contender.

.: Android lands in OZ is a post from: iPhone Frenzy