iPhone 4 Reviews Roll In
Before the release of a major product Apple gives a select number of the media a review unit about a week before the product launch. This year Apple appears to have selected slightly more media than in previous years.
Joshua Topolsky of Engadget:
Walt Mossberg of Wall Street Journal:
David Pogue of The New York Times:
Ed Baig of USA Today:
Before the release of a major product Apple gives a select number of the media a review unit about a week before the product launch. This year Apple appears to have selected slightly more media than in previous years.
Joshua Topolsky of Engadget:
We're not going to beat around the bush — in our approximation, the iPhone 4 is the best smartphone on the market right now. The combination of gorgeous new hardware, that amazing display, upgraded cameras, and major improvements to the operating system make this an extremely formidable packag
Walt Mossberg of Wall Street Journal:
Just as with its predecessors, I can't recommend this new iPhone for voice calling for people who experience poor AT&T reception, unless they are willing to carry a second phone on a network that works better for them.
For everyone else, however, I'd say that Apple has built a beautiful smartphone that works well, adds impressive new features and is still, overall, the best device in its class.
David Pogue of The New York Times:
If what you care about, however, is size and shape, beauty and battery life, polish and pleasure, then the iPhone 4 is calling your name.
Ed Baig of USA Today:
The new iPhone 4 I've been testing for about a week and a half – along with the major refresh of the mobile operating system software at the core of recent models – demonstrates once again why Apple's handset is the one to beat, even as it faces fierce competition from phones based on Google's Android p...
