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I wish there were better cases for the white phone.

you can take your pick of the countless number of iPhone 3G cases on the market to protect your precious phone. But you don't want to pick just any case. Since your iPhone 3G deserves the very best, I've collected 3 coolest-looking cases. Show off your iPhone and the case it's in.

ok but where do you get those cases?

i love that phone amazing!~

What can I say it's as Good As it Gets. I really didn't know that they made a 16GS so Soon. BUT I'm not sure if I wanna UPGRADE since I have a 16GB 3G. BUT..I like it and I'll always be a Iphone Fan.

Apple is doing a great job with the iphone.

The 3Gs brouhgt some performance to the demanding software.

I notice something like 20% quicker in general.

I went to the nearest AT&T store and looked at their display and did not like what they had out. The rep went back and checked the inventory and came out with 4 cases that was not on the floor yet. I ended up buying a blue skullcandy case for my white 3gs. The top part of the case is blue, and on the back there is black skulls. The bottom section is black and it slides up into the blue section. It is a very slim case and looks great on the phone.
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I was enjoying my Blackberry 9700 when it was no longer syncing to my Mac. then to top it off, after I restored the Blackberry on the following day, it decided to say 'wiping' with a progress bar while I was browsing the web. Not a very nice device. So that evening I ended up going back to Best Buy, traded in the Blackberry, and purchased an iPhone 3GS. I am a former iPhone user and wanted something different.....but not a load of frustration like I got with the 9700. This is what made me go from a PC to a Mac to begin with and I didn't want that experience all over again. So 'goodbye' Blackberry and hello again iPhone.

The performance of this phone kills the 3G's.

I just got a 32 GB 3G-S. I've had it for a week now, without throwing the damn thing out the window. That oughtta count for something...

Pros:
- Lots and lots of wiz features and capabilities. Especially compared to the phone I upgraded from (Nokia 2285, vintage 2001), which could make calls and that's about it.
- Simple voicemail setup. Nothing you really have to f*k with.
- Simple email setup.
- Simple pretty much everything.

Cons:
- It dropped the very first call I ever made with it. Probably a network issue, so we'll blame that one on AT&T.
- Maybe a little too simple in places. I'd like more granular control over some of the core apps, like voicemail and voice memos.
- Bundled apps that I don't need or want. Stocks, iTunes, YouTube... And no simple way to get rid of them, that I've found as yet.
- Crappy documentation. This is the biggie. The documentation that came with the device could have been written be a teenager. It's sparse.

The Wulfish bottom line:
The iPhone 3G-S is a really wiz contraption. It's great for impressing friends and coworkers who actually care about silly crap like what phone other people use. It's a tool for me, not a status symbol or a fashion statement. With third-party apps and third-party documentation, it's becoming right handy, indeed. It even makes phone calls...

Well true that MOST of the Apps that come with it are Unnecessary, BUT.. the Itunes App comes in Handy when you wanna Buy Music OR..purchase a Video, granite,you can ONLY do this via Wi-Fi BUT Don't QUOTE Me on it.But it is a Handy piece of Tech that Iphone is.

Originally Posted by Ak-Chris

Well true that MOST of the Apps that come with it are Unnecessary, BUT.. the Itunes App comes in Handy when you wanna Buy Music OR..purchase a Video, granite,you can ONLY do this via Wi-Fi BUT Don't QUOTE Me on it.But it is a Handy piece of Tech that Iphone is.

An expert, I am not. I seem to remember mentioning that I've only had the damn thing a week as of today. I was posting my own impressions of the gizmo, as it applies to my life, job, and needs. I hope I haven't stepped on any sensitive toes in the process. And I agree with you that the iPhone is a marvelously handy tech goody.

Granted, some of those bundled apps would be extremely handy for many folks. But I don't need some of them, as I said before. Reading comprehension is key here.

Fact is, I've moved the stuff I'll never use to another home page. Out of sight, out of mind, as it were. I'd like to uninstall them completely at some point, but that's likely going to take some additional research and hacking. I track my stocks through my brokerage on my office PC. And I already have about 850 GB of music, and God only knows how many movies. So I really can't see paying Apple to buy more. They'll still have beer money without my $.99.

Your mileage may vary. Probably will.

can i get this phone

I like the first one... kewl