iPhone 4 Pricing

Apple’s iPhone 4 features an all new design with a high resolution screen, improved 5 megapixel camera with flash and is capable of shooting 720p resolution HD video. There is also a front facing camera that allows users to make video calls, called Face Time – from within a wi-fi zone.

The iPhone 4 costs $859 to buy outright, but the major Australian mobile phone operators have all released very competitive pricing plans in order to capture as many new customers as possible.

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iPhone 4

The new iPhone 4 was released in the US on June 24 and in Australia on July 30th. Apple’s latest iPhone 4 is basically two glass sheets held together by a thin metal band. The metal band acts as the phone’s antenna for phone calls, Wi-Fi and bluetooth.

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iPhone 3G – why it may not be the best choice for some buyers

Apple won over a large number of fans overseas with the first generation iPhone and is on course to do the same in Australia with the iPhone 3G. However, there are a few reasons why it may not be the best choice for some buyers. Here are the areas in which it’s arguably inferior to competing phones:

2 megapixel camera
Going by its megapixel rating the iPhone’s camera is entry level standard. In comparison, Sony’s C905 camera phones feature an 8.1-megapixel sensor.

No Multimedia Message Service
Not being able to send a multimedia message is going to disappoint many users. MMS is a feature in both low-end and top-shelf phones from other companies.

No replaceable battery
Every other phone on the market has a replaceable battery.

No video recording
Despite being the ideal phone for showing video, the iPhone 3G doesn’t allow you to shoot video. In comparison the Nokias N93i enables the user to shoot up to 90 minutes of “DVD quality” video.

No voice dialling
Mobile phone users frequently find themselves behind the wheel of a car, where voice dialling is invaluable. Most other phones do voice dialling.