Testseek.com have collected 332 expert reviews of the Apple iPhone 4 and the average rating is 86%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Apple iPhone 4.
June 2010
(86%)
332 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
(76%)
12 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
860100332
The editors liked
IOS 4
HSDPA
WiFi b/g/n
Multitasking
Video call (faceTime)
Push Mail
IPod player
ITunes store
Apps Store
Layar retina display
Multitouch
Layar retina yang benarbenar tajam
Jernih
Serta nyaman digunakan dalam waktu lama
Prosesor yang dapat berjalan cepat saat digunakan
Hasil foto yang sangat baik untuk kamera handphone beresolusi 5 megapixel
Kualitas audio kelas atas
Peningkatan yang
The editors didn't like
Material kaca plastik pelapis dinilai rentan retak
Material alumunium dinilai rentan patah
Video call hanya via WiFi
Memori tidak bisa diupgrade
Transfer data via iTunes PC/Mac
Harus menggunakan iTunes untuk bertukar file pada handphone
Tidak terdapat dukungan flash pada browser
Aplikasi FaceTime hanya berfungsi menggunakan WiFi
Tidak terdapat slot microSD
Menggunakan microSIM yang menyulitkan untuk berganti kartu SIM
Published: 2010-06-28, Author: Jason , review by: gizmodo.com
Abstract: How can a flawed iPhone be the best yet? Here's how:Advertisement***I'm at dinner. The waitress is slow to take our order. I don't mind. I reach into my pocket for the iPhone 4. It seems like the fifth time I'm doing this tonight. It's probably the fiftee...
Screen Looks Fantastic, HD Video, Mulitasking added, Improved Form Factor, Email Message Threading
Still only AT&T in the States, Anecdotal antenna issues found, SMS tones still not fully customizable
The iPhone 4 is a great device, one which hasn’t left my side since I received it. Transitioning from my iPhone 3G to the iPhone 4 is analogous to driving in the mud to racing down the Autobahn at full speed. Apps such as the Navigon Mobile Navigator ...
Three years ago, when the iPhone was first released, I said it was easy to see why it would be a huge hit. It wasn't just the first convergence device to be brilliantly useful; it was also the first such device to be useful without requiring that its ...
Here are the downsides to the iPhone 4: The glass on the front or back may break if you drop it, though that's not a particularly new development in iPhone land. FaceTime chats only work with other iPhone 4 users for now, and may not work well if you ...
Speedy A4 CPU, 3.5" Retina Display, Native Multi-Tasking, Great Battery Life, Internet Tethering Support
No Orientation Lock Or Camera Physical Button, AT&T Is The Only U.S. Carrier, Tethering Requires Lousy Data Plan, Cannot Customize Lock Screen, Reception Issues
The iPhone 4 is an impressive device, there's just no two ways about it. The hardware design isn't drastically different, but Apple's subtle changes are significant in terms of impact. The antenna system has been overhauled, though you may need a case if...
Abstract: The iPhone 4 isn't perfect, but speeds and performance are impressive. Here's how Tom's Guide sees iPhone 4 a few hours after taking it out of the box. The front and back of the phone is now made up of "Gorilla Glass," made by Corning. Corning, a lead...
Abstract: The iPhone 4 is the best iPhone ever. It's the best media playing phone on the market, a terrific camera phone, and a truly awesome game-playing phone. It's not the best phone-calling phone, but we've gone well beyond the era when everyone bought handh...
Incredible display. FaceTime video chat is futuristic fun. Thinner profile feels great in your pocket. 5megapixel camera could replace your pointandshoot
The phone — one of the most important features — is still frustratingly unreliable. Antenna flaw for some lefties is lame. White balance in photos and videos is slightly off
Apple is in trouble. When the original iPhone was launched, Steve Jobs said it was five years ahead of the competition. Now, while the competition is eagerly catching up to Apple in all of the iPhone’s best features, Apple seems unwilling or unable to...
