overpriced and over rated, once one upgrades it to iso 5 the battery cannot take a full days use, If you do get one leave it on ISO 4 as it preforms better and battery lasts a full 24 hours. Would not buy one again, apart from there ease of use and slim lines its a overpriced over rated smaart phone

It's only good to show others that you have the best of the range mobilephone but honestly when i compare it,s camera and audio quality with my samsung galaxy s ,i believe galaxy is a lot better in this regard .iphone has great bright screen but samsung produce better and rich colour,the only thing which i believe iphone 4 is better is apple store with lot,s of applicatios otherwise it,s not better than many phone out there.

This phone does all the clever stuff, but it has defiantly forgotten the basics, for example I ring someone they will pick up so as you do you say 'Hello' but they cant hear that. It is very tedious and if you want a very smart phone that will proved the great tech of the iPhone go with an HTC desire or desire Z. Much better phones.

Pros: Screen Resolution, UI, Multitasking, Apps

Cons: signal issues, battery life

Very easy to use. Has many great features. New improved camera, HD video recording, Multitasking and better higher screen resolution.

Cons: reception signal

Excellent high res screen, easy-to-use interface, can pretty much do everything with it.

Pros: Well, we liked nearly everything on the iPhone 4. The main thing we enjoyed is the fact the interface is still so slick, as nothing beats the fact the

Cons: Why, why did the reception problem have to happen Apple? If it wasn't for that, this would have been head and shoulders above the competition when it

Trust us, we've gone back and forth over the star rating to give the iPhone 4 - it's been tricky. Put it this way: if we didn't have to switch hands to browse the internet at any given moment, this phone would have been five stars, hands down. Apart from the fact your own skin makes you lose all 3G connectivity, there's pretty much nothing wrong with this phone. And if you're still lusting after an iPhone, don't worry - this is by no means a reason not to buy it. Like we said, we had no dropped calls during our tests, and that's a big improvement on previous iterations - it was the internet browsing that got us. Is it better than the 3GS? Yes - by a country mile. Is it better than the HTC Desire? In some ways yes, in some ways no... the iPhone 4 hits higher points but thanks to the reception issue hits lower points too. Essentially it comes down to a straight choice: are you interested in the geek chicness of the rapidly-improving Android, or are you all over the slick iPhone eco-system? You won't be disappointed by the iPhone 4 by any means - if you're happy to spend nearly £200 more on a phone and are willing to wiggle your hand a little bit then this phone will delight for the next couple of years.

We're not going to beat around the bush -- in our approximation, the iPhone 4 is the best smartphone on the market right now. The combination of gorgeous new hardware, that amazing display, upgraded cameras, and major improvements to the operating system make this an extremely formidable package. Yes, there are still pain points that we want to see Apple fix, and yes, there are some amazing alternatives to the iPhone 4 out there. But when it comes to the total package -- fit and finish in both software and hardware, performance, app selection, and all of the little details that make a device like this what it is -- we think it's the cream of the current crop. We won't argue that a lot of this is a matter of taste -- some people will just prefer the way Android or Symbian works to the iPhone, and others will be on the lookout for a hardware keyboard or a particular asset that the iPhone 4 lacks -- but in terms of the total picture, it's tough to deny that Apple has moved one step past the competition with this phone. Of course, in the hyper-accelerated smartphone market where the Next Big Thing seems to always be just around the corner, it's anyone's guess how long they keep that edge.

Pros: easy of use

Cons: battery life

This is the first time I'm using an apple device and I am very impressed with what I have seen so far. Great look and design. Awsome screen. Love the apps.

Pros: Design, screen, user interface, apps

Cons: iTunes

I love my iPhone, it has everything I ever wanted in a phone. It's easy to use and manage. I can use it to keep track of all my daily things. I don't think I could leave without it now.

Pros: Everything

Cons: None

Great phone, excellent screen, awsome UI. Everything I wanted and was looking for.