Quick Look: iPhone 4 Hands On

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The iPhone 4 isn't perfect, but speeds and performance are impressive. Here's how Tom's Guide sees iPhone 4 a few hours after taking it out of the box.

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[doron]

How is it a leap forward, exactly? No matter how fast or sleek-looking it is, it loses signal when you hold it (perhaps because the metal exterior serves as antenna?) and could stop working / friggin' break(!!!!!!!) when you drop it............

You want an iPhone? Get a 3GS, nothing wrong with it.

 

[gfg]

3GS vs 4G!!!!!!

 

[gfg]

[citation][nom]GFG[/nom]3GS vs 4G!!!!!![/citation]
vs ipad

 

[Tomsguiderachel]

[citation][nom]doron[/nom]How is it a leap forward, exactly? No matter how fast or sleek-looking it is, it loses signal when you hold it (perhaps because the metal exterior serves as antenna?) and could stop working / friggin' break(!!!!!!!) when you drop it............You want an iPhone? Get a 3GS, nothing wrong with it.[/citation]
The metal exterior does not serve as the antenna, it merely affects the antenna in some cases (soon we will be getting numbers about what % of people experience this signal reduction and why). I agree with you that it is a valid concern for people considering making this purchase.

 

[johnnyfres]

that phone sucks

 

[xyzionz]

Does it does flash?
Sorry I didn't read the full article

 

[Tindytim]

I'll keep my Nokia N900, until I see a phone that can X11 forward apps from my Desktop with either OpenGL, or an OpenGL wrapper.

 

[dinho]

The iphone 3gs can record video, was one of the new features and the quality isn't bad, but i think the iphone 4 gave step up.

 

[lejay]

WTF? Did you just do an entire review comparing the 3G with the new iPhone 4? Unique, sure... but useful?

 

[doron]

[citation][nom]Tomsguiderachel[/nom]The metal exterior does not serve as the antenna, it merely affects the antenna in some cases (soon we will be getting numbers about what % of people experience this signal reduction and why). I agree with you that it is a valid concern for people considering making this purchase.[/citation]

http/www.tomsguide.com/us/iphone-4-reception-bumpers-iphone4-iphone,news-7218.html

Ummm Rachel? Umm this seems pretty clear to me

 

[kayvonjoon]

No thanks,i'll keep my Nexus one!

 

[theuerkorn]

However, you still can't download apps from App Store in the background. You will still need to set your phone down and let it complete the download before moving on to another task.

Seriously? I guess my 3G is special then as it always allowed to download apps and songs while going on doing other stuff (any app for that matter). I may hold every now and then but typically the downloads are done when i go back to it.