Which is the best Apple mobile device, the iPhone 4 or iPhone 3GS?

The link will help you with comparisons between the two phones but it mainly depends on which features you are looking for. As an example, you are looking at a 5-megapixel and flash (4G) vs. a 3-megapixel (3GS) camera. The 4G also has a secondary camera, which means you can take pictures from either side.

The battery life is roughly the same: 7 hours talk on the 4G vs. 5 hours on the 3GS. One other factor you should consider is the reception problems which seems to have plagued the 4G. You may lose reception just by holding the phone the wrong way.

If the camera function is not that important to you, then should probably go with the 3GS as you can save money.

If you want a stable phone, the iPhone 3GS is the better one for now. There was talk of a possible iphone 4 recall because of some of the known technical issues of the phone. I also read about some add on distributed for free to address a common technical issue.It cost Apple a lot of money, but Steve Jobs announced one Friday in July 2010 that they are not recalling iphone 4.

I pick the iphone 4 with or without the issues, because of its real video calling capability. I will wait for an upgraded iphone 4 unless buying one now can get me a free upgrade when a more stable version of the iphone 4 becomes available. The iphone 4 has a lot of other things to offer that its direct ancestor doesn't.

The prices you quoted 99 and 199 are meaningless because the actual prices of the two editions of the iphone are in the several hundred dollars. 100 dollar extra for facetime video calling plus a lot of features minus the technical issues is not a bad investment.

Personally, I'd would try to get a unlocked iPhone 3GS. If you can't find one on a deal, and will have to go with a contract, there are a few things I'd consider. *The area you live in: Where I live, we still don't even get 3G network.

What would I do with a 4G phone? I don't expect to be getting it anytime soon. I don't feel that the features on the 4G, like a bit of a better camera and FaceTime is worth the extra money.

*How long will the contract be for? If you can get a short term contract and get the phone for a cheap price, then go for the 3GS. By the time the contract is over with, the iPhone 4 will be cheaper.

I don't think the life of the phones go much further than the contracts anyways. *From what I've heard and researched, the 3GS is better. The iPhone 4 has been having a heap of problems.

For this reason, I defiantly don't think it's worth the extra money. I'd probably wait until they have mastered it more.

From everything I have heard and read about the two, it sounds like the iPhone 3GS would be a safer bet. The bonuses with upgrading may not be worth it if you experience one of many problems iPhone 4 users have so far reported, which include slow response, applications crashing repeatedly, quick battery drain and that it produces excessive heat. In particular, users have reported to Apple the phone is slow after an upgrade, in which case, why upgrade?

However, if you would still prefer an iPhone 4, and yours is free of the aforementioned problems, there are benefits. Video calling is ideal with Apple’s retina display and the highest resolution display ever built into a phone. The phone features a 5 megapixel camera with LED flash, HD video recording and up to 40 percent longer talk time.

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