At the moment, AT&T Mobility is the exclusive carrier for the apple i phone. This will be so until the year 2009. This agreement has been cemented since 2005.

Features of the Apple I Phone

The apple i phone features include cellular phone features like texting or SMS, calling and visual voicemail capability, along with a 2.0 mega pixel camera to take digital still pictures. It offers its users internet based features like email and web browsing. The apple i phone also has a touch screen with virtual keyboard and buttons to navigate and control the cellular phone.

This amazing gadget has really awesome features. The touch screen liquid crystal display is 3.5 inches and can be used using a person’s fingers. The apple i phone has predictive text input, spell check capabilities and even a dictionary for quick consultation. It also has a music library which is easier to use and navigate than earlier iPods. It can also play videos and TV on its wide screen. The built in Wi-Fi features a Safari Web Browser and can enable web browsing.

The apple i phone has a built-in battery that is rechargeable. When the battery reaches its limit and does not function anymore, you will have to return the entire cellular phone to Apple and have it replaced. This replacement will cost approximately $79 and shipping and handling will be around $6.95.

What it Lacks

The apple i phone lacks some features that are already presenting other cellular phones like Multi-media Sending, Bluetooth file transfer features, an external Memory Card Slot, GPS capability, voice dialing and recording and a few more. Other additional features might be released for the iPhone through iTunes in the internet. Possible software updates might concern security, Flash support and maybe a mobile chat client.

The price for an apple i phone is $499 for one with a 4 gigabyte memory while the iPhone with bigger 8 gigabyte memory sells for $599. All prices are in American dollars.

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Apple’s Cell Phone Is The Talk Of The Town

Steve Jobs’ announcement at the January 2007 MacWorld conference that an Apple cell phone, better known as an iPhone, was in the process of being developed inspired excitement and anticipation throughout the world. The idea of a device that has the ability to double as both a cell phone and an iPod was awe-inspiring.

Prior to the release of Apple’s cell phone, there was a lot of press and media hype surrounding the functions, capabilities, and price of the iPhone. By the time the gadget was actually released on June 29, 2007, consumers were lining up to purchase their own Apple cell phone.

The Phone Is Pretty And Functional

The device, which is approximately the size of an iPod nano, comes in three colors thus far: black, white, and platinum. More colors and visual options could be in the gadget’s future.

The Apple cell phone has the ability to do much more than simply play music and make phone calls. With an iPhone, the user can text message, take pictures, surf the Internet, watch movies and videos, send and receive mail, and store iTunes. Some wonder how such a small device can do so much, and others simply appreciate the technology they have right at their fingertips.

Paying The Price

The Apple cell phone doesn’t come cheap—the hand held device costs $500-$600, depending on the amount of memory you choose to purchase. Many feel that the iPhone is worth this price, while other consumers choose to wait for Apple to work out the cell phone’s glitches before purchasing it.

Where To Buy It

After its release on June 29, the Apple cell phone will only be available through Apple stores and AT&T in the United States. However, the iPhone will be available for purchase in other countries beginning in late 2007.

Just Good Business

It was only a matter of time before Apple introduced a cell phone to the world. With a loyal fan base and nothing to lose, creating the iPhone has proven to be a good business decision.

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