The iPhone-4G will be awesome and could come in 5 colors plus motion-control.

Right now it looks like that Apple won’t change much on the 4G design, which shall arrive earlier than expected (April). On the other hand this could be a good sign that Apple will make the new iPhone much more powerful (dual-core). Design is more expensive nowadays then technology.

Galery via MobileCrunch

Is the 4G the technological future (4th generation) of the mobile smart phone or will it only be a bit better then the actual update from the iPhone 3G to the actual iPhone  3GS?

Image via unwiredview

Patently Apple reports that the iPhone can completely be controlled through motion sensors via “Cool New Finger Swiping Camera Controls coming to iPhone & iPad”

Image source and more via MobileMag

Iphone 4G (Diashow)

People expect the following tech specs to name a few

• OLED screen
• 5 megapixel camera
• all new casing, probably much the same as the iPads.
• fast processor and better graphics card with better battery performance.
• software 4.0

What do you expect from the iPhone 4G?

Can you really make a comparison between Google’s new HTC-Nexus-One and Apple’s iPhone-3GS? Apple iPhone fans can’t await Apple’s new iPhone 4G

The HTC Nexus One was introduced recently to rave reviews. Some claim HTC could add more features to the Nexus One, which at present, are not working on Apple’s iPhone 3GS.

“Comparing the two smartphones is not fair.”

First watch the video, which has been brought to us by PhoneArena.

This video compares the HTC Nexus One vs. iPhone 3GS

“…so you can get a good idea of their similarities and differences,…”

Apple iPhone 3GS and HTC Nexus One: Side by Side

The opinions still differ, some love their new HTC Nexus One phone and other would never swap their iPhone with any Android phone.

Image credits and more information to this comparison via PhoneArena

When Apple will release the iPhone 4G, will it  kick and will it pass on the HTC Nexus One?

Engadget has uncovered some new features on Apple’s new iPhone OS 3.2

• CoreGraphics to PDF API for sure, printer API is being prototyped
• Spell checker in text fields and web views using AppleSpell
  • multiple languages
  • grammar checking (English-only so far)
  • address book integration
  • user added words
  • SDK access
  • Included dictionaries: Apple Dictionary, New Oxford American Dictionary, Oxford American Writer’s Thesaurus, Shogakukan Daijisen, Shogakukan Progressive

… Read the rest

Internet Browsing the HTC HD2 on edge vs. iPhone 3GS on wifi

HTC-HD2 has no flash support

You won’t believe it, the HTC HD2 still kept up with the iPhone.

HTC HD2 vs iPhone 3GS: Internet Browsing

Check this comment by Ordoron

“If you use Backgrounder you will see that the IPhone allways starts the browser so it allways runns in background. When? you let the opera on the hd2 open in backgrund it s open as fast as on the iphone 3gs… otherwise good review thx”

What are your thoughts about this comparison?

The world’s most expensive cell phone  iPhone 3GS Supreme uncovered by Stuart Hughes

Images and idea via Techeblog

Great comparison table of Android-phone, iPhone 2 and iPhone 3 features

found this image via Lifehacker’s post Android Versus iPhone 3.0: The Showdown

People are talking about the Motorola Droid in my opinion this is the best video comparison between Android vs. iPhone 3GS

Motorola Droid Vs. iPhone 3GS

BTW check also this funny comic

Android-phone vs iPhone (comic)

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Comment your thoughts in the comment area

Motorola Droid vs Apple iPhone

via Digg “Motorola Droid vs Apple iPhone Comparison Chart (Graphic)”

Augmented reality [AR] Twitter viewer on the iPhone

First of all, I am sorry, but this Twitter-iPhone-app can only be used with the iPhone-3GS, because of its improved  digital compass and GPS features. (More about the improved iPhone-3GS features here.)

Now please enjoy the video of the TwittARound Beta.

Gadgets BoingBoing reports that the

“IPHONE 3GS JAILBREAK LEAKED, DEV TEAM SLAMMED“

The iPhone 3GS jailbreak for Windows, with OSX shall follow soon, which allows the installation of third-party software which must not be approved by Apple’s appstore.

Found this interesting for a short post

via iPhone 3GS Availability Chart

NewYork chart