iPods are synonymous with mobile music since the initial days of digital revolution. These compact devices uprooted the popularity enjoyed by analogue mobile media players like Walkman and Discmans, giving end users the convenience of mobile music in a much compact size. As mobile revolution gained pace, stand alone devices like the iPod took major blow in their market share as more and more music phones started to eat into their base of traditional consumers. It was therefore logical for Apple – manufacturer of iPod, to come up with a mobile phone that offers iPod quality playback skills.
Interest generated by this union of mobile music with telecommunication was immense. Almost every one remotely interested in mobile phone was aware of the
Apple iPhone. After almost overkill of publicity, the Apple iPhone was finally launched amongst a lot of fun fare. Despite a few hiccups – which is pretty normal for a first timer in the mobile phone manufacturing field, the Apple iPhone managed to live up to all the expectations built up by the company and the audience alike.
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Apple iPhone looks like a PDA styled mobile phone with a larger than usual display. Its dimension reads 115 x 61 x 11.6 mm and feels quite robust at 135 grams. Its massive 3.5 inch TFT based touch screen is capable of producing more than 16 million colours across its 320 x 480 pixels. User interface apart, the Apple iPhone is most suited to enjoy your favourite videos on the go. The handset boasts of 4GB and 8GB memory pool to carry virtually all your preferred audio and video files. Integrated iPod audio and video player interface and media download options is just like a normal iPod, which makes it very easy to operate and download music. Other important features includes a 2.0 megapixel camera, quad band, GPRS, WiFi, Bluetooth – much about everything that are seen in other mobile phones in the same price bracket.
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