[citation][nom]chickenhoagie[/nom]I hope there is a hell of a lot more new features than this, otherwise I think my iphone 4 will be just fine..Boy, if it weren't for the built-in ipod, I would have already gotten an android phone by now.[/citation]
I generally skip a generation unless there is a significant feature that warrants the move. IPhone 4 has been a solid phone thus far. Issues with the carrier are a pain in the arse but that is about it. Have not had any crashes or lockups or anything. GPS signal performance leaves a bit to be desired but that tends to fluctuate with IOS updates. My phone use is a bit more than allot of people because I use it for business so I live off the damn thing and the commercial apps are great. I can do expense reports, scan business cards, scan barcodes to order stuff that I need, check my flights and flight paths, you name it I can do it on my phone and it has not crashed, locked up or anything. In my view solid phone under heavy use. Direct access to corporate VPN as well as my business email for both my personal business as well as my full time job. Apps like Dropbox and Evernote allow me to store notes and documents in the cloud and is synced automatically to my laptop and my workstation. All that and then I can see my wife an kid while on the road. It meets my needs nicely.
People talk about all these stats and specs that mean shit on a mobile device, at the end of the day, can you use your phone to accomplish and make your daily tasks easier above and beyond taking a phone call and without interruption. There are not many phones that provide that (and I have had a ton of em). On top of all of that, I have a problem, I take it into the Apple store, and they replace it. Done, Simple, No damn insurance needed, no red tape.