The phone works well in terms of volume, voice quality and reception. It’s powerful enough to compete with smartphones but the lack of a physical keyboard and 3rd party applications mean it falls short for those with serious business needs.

MobileTechReview Reviewed Apple iPhone and gave out “The iPhone has a very high resolution display by phone and iPod standards: 480 x 320 pixels at 160 dpi. That means video looks great, text is super-sharp and you can see quite a bit of a web page using Apple’s excellent Safari web browser built into the phone. The display isn’t just for looking it: it’s a touch screen… unfortunately, the iPhone doesn’t have 3G, Instead, the iPhone has EDGE which averages 90 - 150k.The bright spot is WiFi: the iPhone has 802.11b/g for much faster web browsing and email downloads.”

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