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Like King penguins, if you've seen one iPhone you've seen them all. Apple has opted to keep the outside of its smartphone identical to the iPhone 3G of last year — the same glossy, piano-black backplate and stainless steel trim around its 3.5-inch display. |
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Currently you can only buy the iPhone from Telstra, Optus and Vodafone here in Australia. |
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Like King penguins, if you've seen one iPhone you've seen them all. Apple has opted to keep the outside of its smartphone identical to the iPhone 3G of last year — the same glossy, piano-black backplate and stainless steel trim around its 3.5-inch display. |
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The 3GS still has only three buttons and two sockets around its exterior; the home key, volume adjustments and a ringer-muting switch, plus a 3.5mm headphone socket and charging port. Keeping the phone physically the same is wise on the one hand: it's instantly recognisable as the iPhone. |
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With the new 3G iPhone, you'll need an unlocked iPhone to use it on the network of your choice. Be sure to check the iPhone you buy is unlocked, and if it isn't, how much it'll cost to get it unlocked. |