If you like apps or the Internet, go buy the iPhone 3G S right now. The new model's improved processor and graphics chipset significantly boost the speed of everything from Web browsing to games, cementing the iPhone's role as the nation's most flexible handheld computer. No, it still isn't the world's best phone. But that's never been the true goal of the iPhone line: Apple is devoted to bringing handheld computing to the masses. And it's succeeding brilliantly.
In case you've been hiding in a cave since 2006, the iPhone is a combination video iPod, GPS, and pocket computer with an AT&T phone tacked on, almost as an afterthought. You interact with it using a touch screen, and its easy interface has been the standard on smart devices for years. Check out my review of last year's iPhone 3G, version 3.0 of the iPhone operating system, or our "All About the iPhone 3G" page for some good background on the smartphone that's become a cultural icon.
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Once again, welcome to my past. But hey, better late than never.
Nah. Sheep are hopeless.
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