Apple iPhone (8 Go) Smartphone

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: Internet, visual Voicemail, Touchscreen, GOOGLE MAPS GPS, size, quality, durability, design, Youtube, Camera, MAC OSX

Cons: COST, battery life, easy to drop, no copy/past feauture, EDGE!!

The Bottom Line: This phone will work for anyone. Don't worry who you are in terms of a user. I gurantee you will enjoy its capabilities.

Review: Well, I don't need to go in detail what an iPhone is. I'm sure Apple got their message accross to many Americans and probably even to many people in the very remote corners of the Earth. The phone has everything you can think off, like Apple says, ...

Pros: scratch resistant screen, touch screen, google maps

Cons: hard to work the phone at first, pieces fall apart if you drop it

The Bottom Line: Works as an ipod in your car / hooks up to aftermarket radios with ipod attachments.

Review: The new Iphone is a craze in technology right now, with Iphones scratch free touch screen. I think that the iphone could use some upgrades on it like the new jail breaking software. This software makes your new phone into a paradise. While upgrading to ...

Pros: Easy to use, great features, attention-getting, impossible to live without.

Cons: Attention-getting, finicky sometimes, jack not compatible with all headphones, EDGE can be sluggish.

The Bottom Line: If you are a technology lover and can handle the attention and the occasional hiccup, then the iPhone is calling your name.

Review: I originally did not plan on jumping on the iPhone bandwagon when it came out in the summer of 2007. A month or so after it came out, I went to the Apple store at the local mall and played with one for a few minutes. I still found it cool but not worth ...

Pros: Beautiful; multi-function; increased flexibility with new SW; good audio with speaker, headset, and bluetooth;

Cons: Map has no scale indicator. Hard to place dropped pins, no cut and paste function.

The Bottom Line: Worth the price if you appreciate excellent design and integration with your desktop computer.

Review: Does Epinions need another iPhone review? Perhaps not, but I thought it would be useful to comment on the January 2008 software upgrade. As background, I was one of those people in a line on June 30th, but only starting around five p.m. I was about the ...

Pros: Feature-packed, iTunes, videos, bluetooth, available accessories

Cons: Not much other than no 3g

The Bottom Line: Recommended if you're looking for plenty of features and a music player

Review: This is the best phone I have owned in a long time. The ease of use is awesome, along with the plentiful packed features it contains such as touch screen, iTunes, web browsing and a bunch more. It's expandability with a recent software upgrade allows you ...

Pros: Look, feel, and features are all top notch. GPS killer with Google Maps.

Cons: Slow data service.

The Bottom Line: I think this is the Pinnacle of cell phones at the moment and with all of it's features it should sit atop the world of cellular for a while.

Review: I had to give this a 5 because the neg reviews you see elsewhere totally don't do this phone justice. Rate phone not ATT. Most neg reviews criticize the phone for known issues...if you want MMS or video then buy a different phone; but you won't have some ...

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 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: 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 ...