APPLE IPHONE 4 16GB BLACK ON 3 NETWORK WITH CHARGER !

Apple iPhone 4 Black (16GB) Mobile Phone Created: 11/10/10 Review for: Apple iPhone 4 - 16 GB - Black (Unlocked) Smartphone by: Member ID ecogue ( Feedback score of 260Teal star icon for Feedback score between 100 to 499) See all reviews by ecogue The Apple iPhone 4 is the thinnest smartphone in the world with the highest resolution display ever built into a phone handset. Read our full Apple iPhone 4 review to find out if it should be your next mobile phone. Updated July 29 2010. The Apple iPhone 4, as the name suggests, is the fourth generation of Apple’s game-changing smartphone. It’s already garnered far more publicity than the previous three models – if not entirely for the right reasons. Few could have escaped mass-media news coverage of reception issues highlighted by Apple’s unusual choice of design, which sees the iPhone 4’s aerials fixed around the outside of the handset. But before we examine the minutiae of antennae, let’s look at the technology changes found in the iPhone 4, and how it compares to its own predecessors. Apple makes a big play about the slimmed down casework. If you lay an iPhone 3G down next to the 4, you can plainly see the latter is thinner, matching the 25%-thinner boast. Yet in the hand, the iPhone 4 actually feels chunkier. That’s entirely due to differences in the way the case is shaped between models – iPhone 3G and iPhone 3GS had a curvy form with rounded back and soft-radiused edges. But the iPhone 4 is a dense slab with square edges, seemingly heavier, although at 137g it’s only 4g more than an iPhone 3G, and 2g heavier than the iPhone 3GS. Net result – it feels thicker in the hand. But it’s beautifully weighted and feels solid, against the 3G’s thinner-feeling form with its plastic back. Front and back are now formed from toughened glass, and while we’ve not managed to scratch either side yet, we prefer to carry the 4 in a case that covers the back – the face that comes into most contact with the real world when lying down. Retina A simple comparison of screens between this phone and the 3G/3GS shows that there is in fact no comparison – the Apple iPhone 4’s display is richer, more colourful and much, much sharper. With four times the pixel resolution, that’s hardly surprising. You can now read – subject to eyestrain – every word on a webpage built for desktop PC dimensions, even fully zoomed out. We noticed that small text on a webpage looked less bold, like a ‘light’ version of the font had been substituted. But compring back to an iPhone 3G screen showed that the older screens used plenty of anti-aliasing to reduce jagginess but make the type fuzzier. The iPhone 4’s typography is so clean, it looks almost lightweight. All the extra graphics processing of four times the pixels has not slowed down the rendering of images one bit. In comparison to our 3G especially, the iPhone simply flies in its interface responsiveness. Pinch to zoom actions carry no lag, leaving pages and photos to scale up and down as quick as your fingers can dance over the silky screen. Camera Time Other headline features added to the iPhone 4 include two new cameras – facing fore and aft – which enable internet video calling and high-definition video shooting respectively. At present the only way we’ve found to use the video webchats is with Apple’s own implementation of video-over-IP, FaceTime. This works very well when it works – which is to say almost every time we tried.