Five Reasons to Like the iPhone 4

A lot has been made about the iPhone 4’s struggles with connectivity – especially after an e-mail from Steve Jobs telling a user to avoid holding the iPhone incorrectly – but how much does it really affect the average user’s experience? According to Steve Fenech, not much.

Sure, some iPhones do struggle with connectivity and not everyone will always be happy about how their connection, but from a broader perspective, the iPhone 4 is generally the leap forward that many people were hoping it could be… Continue reading

Switching Away From The iPhone
- The Jury’s Verdict.

While the iPhone is one of the major contributors to the world of smart phones as we now know it, BlackBerries and Androids occupy many peoples’ purses and suitcases more and more even to the extent that the Android out-sold the iPhone in the first half of 2010.
What does this mean for customers? Well, healthy competition aside, it means that the iPhone is no longer the unchallenged leader of a new market. There are plenty of viable options out there, and everyone outside of Apple… Continue reading

Should You Upgrade Your iPhone Every Year?
If you like to stay up on the latest iPhone news, then you know that the iPhone 4 has already been released for quite a while now and – while not without its bugs – it does seem to be a major leap forward in a number of ways.

The hardware is improved; stainless steel and glass help highlight a 24% thinner body over the iPhone 3GS.

New apps, including a new email application, allow a more intuitive computer-like experience… Continue reading

Exploring the Features of the new iPhone 4
A new iPhone doesn’t come out with any shortage of buzz, and 2010’s launch of the iPhone 4 has proven to be no different.

While many people are simply focusing on the iPhone 4’s issues, as the The Australian might be, there’s a lot to the iPhone 4 that makes you wonder how well it would have been received if not for the PR nightmare resulting from the… Continue reading

The iPhone 4 is already the fourth generation of the always-popular iPhone, one of the top smart phones available on the market today. Competing with contenders like the Droid and the BlackBerry, Apple is always looking for new ways to innovate, invent, and ultimately, separate itself from the crowd.

So why can’t they even figure out something as simple as allowing you to hold it whichever way you please? As it turns out, they can. But we’ll get to that.

Before talk about why some people struggle to correctly hold an iPhone 4 – which we are affectionately dubbing the iPhone grip – it will help to understand exactly why on earth people think an iPhone in this new decade of the 2010s gets better reception if you hold it a certain way. Continue reading