We already showed you the new
iPhone from every angle, inside and out. Today, Steve Jobs re-revealed it, telling us about the remaining details. Here's the exhaustive guide to all the features of the new iPhone 4.
As expected, the iPhone 4 was announced today during Steve Jobs’ keynote at WWDC. Its flagship features are, of course, the extremely high resolution screen, video chat capability with FaceTime, and the sexy new form factor. But there’s more to the 4 than that, and even those seemingly self-explanatory new features deserve a closer look. Let’s see just what Apple’s done here with its biggest update to the iPhone since the original.
Yesterday was a day for the apple fans out there, Steve finally announced or should I say re-announce the successor of their mobile phone, the iPhone 4.Many of the features and design of the new iPhone 4 has been already made available from the internet for the past two months due to the leakage. But still apple surprise the public when the iPhone 4 is officially announced during the WWDC 2010.One feature that I loved and been wanting since the day I handed a 3GS to my wife is the multitasking feature, now I thinks this is the time to get myself one. Another thing is that, the overall design of the iPhone 4 is tougher and stronger compared to the 3GS.
One of the major enhancements included in iPhone 4 is a new camera system, integrating a 5-megapixel rear-facing camera including LED flash with a VGA-quality front-facing camera. While the rear-facing camera fails to match the resolution of other smartphones moving to 8 or even 12 megapixels, Steve Jobs was careful to mention during the iPhone's introduction that image quality also depends in large part on other factors, and the iPhone's backside-illuminated camera sensor with large pixel sizes allows it to deliver excellent image quality under normal and low-light situations.
We’ve all been waiting to hear about the newest iPhone. There was much talk of the name, and here we go: the iPhone 4.The new features abound on the iPhone 4. Here’s what we know
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