If you’ve waited intensely for the release of the iPhone, then you’re simply one of the millions. Practically we’re all hit with the iPhone fever, because we’re enthralled by their so-called touch screen technology. But is this smart phone a true piece from look at candy or is it sugarcoated with too much exaggeration?

Let’s talk about the advantages of the iPhone. It has a very big screen, compared to any usual phones. This means that you can view text mail and images with clarity. Its colors are very sharp and incredibly vivid.

I really don’t be acquainted with how you’ll classify its touch screen system. Sometimes I find it fascinating really, since I don’t have to constantly bring the stylus or tire my fingers through the keypads. But since it’s a relatively new technology, this means constant practice is still needed. Nevertheless, finger pressing seems a lot of fun. In fact, there are already iPhone tricks that you can do.

Iphone allows everyone to connect to the Internet in a variety of ways. You can go for WiFi connection otherwise utilize its EDGE technology. But if you’re formerly by means of a 3G phone, iPhone may fall short as it’s only a dual-band phone; data transmission can be much slower. Its Safari web browser may not be at par with the one you have in your PC, yet it’s still enormously impressive. What other phone can allow you to look on web pages as they are?

Ye iPhone is also a true blue handheld video player that allows you to view TV shows, movies, and listen to music without any trouble. Of course, it also holds up to its very decent music player. But you can’t download music, as well as that’s a big hassle for anyone. Phone functionalities are not compromised. In fact, you can now synchronize your address books so you can have your own one large catalogue. You can select voice mail messages the equivalent way you do for e-mails. So skip those unwanted phone calls. You possibly will also synchronize your e-mails so you can receive messages in real time.

AT&T, its exclusive network carrier, doesn’t have any sufficient support at what moment in time it comes to data network as well as for the lack of IMs and office applications. Handsets can get too warm when used constantly and the iPhone is very prone to smudges, requiring you to wipe it frequently.

One of the principal iPhone drawbacks is its price, which is fairly expensive at $599.
Is the iPhone worth to be loved or hated? Your guess is as good as pit.