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The Ars Technica iPhone 3G review
In this review, we take a long, hard look at the iPhone 3G, both as a consumer device and as an enterprise device. After all, part of the appeal of the new device is that a number of software improvements have finally made it enterprise-ready, or so claims Apple's marketing. From a business user's point of view, however, if you think that the iPhone is a drop-in BlackBerry replacement, think again.Link.
Jul. 16th, 2008 Comments (0) Tagged: Apple, iPhone, Review
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