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- Reception and call quality Assuming it's cased, improved call quality over iPhone 3/3GS. Data throughput in marginal areas also improved, but not enough to call it even 'decent'
- Display Maybe it is because I have perspective of other recent phones but 'Retina display' not mind-blowing. Still, a superior display on a phone of this form factor
- Battery life Typical low-impact smartphone use without much multitasking yields perfectly usable life. Not great, not terrible
- Camera No comments
- Ease of use It's an iPhone. Ease of use, aided by the generally snappy response, is a key selling point, and it delivers
- Design and form factor I still think it has taken on derivative Japanese/Korean design cues and doesn't look as unique as previous models did. It is smarter at a glace though
- Portability (size / weight) The iPhone remains the benchmark in terms of pocketability - but since it *needs* casing to stand up to use and for reception, this is a debatable merit point
- Media support Supports all mobile standards which really matter on the web - but beyond that, nada. Application media integration is however high
- Durability Compared to e.g. Nokia equivalents, iPhone will be much less likely to survive a drop unscathed. Glass used for heft, but formulation not particularly durable
- Ecosystem (apps, accessories, etc.) The iPhone ecosystem has no equals. Naturally, top marks.
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review history
- 2010-10-14
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Reception and call quality rating changed from 3 to 2
Edited comment on Reception and call quality
- 2010-09-07
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Edited comment on Reception and call quality