boxst

So I did the iPhone shuffle this morning: My wife has a 3GS (on Orange), I inherited her 3G and I sold the 2G on Gumtree. I was amazed how popular the 2G is: I had 10 calls in the space of a few minutes of the advert going live and sold it within the hour (obviously too cheap!).

The 3GS isn't anything amazing over the 3G, but for once both our phones are 'legal' and I don't have to mess around with Ultrasn0w/Blackra1n.

Steve

ChefDude

i'd quite like a compass and more memory, so the 3GS will be fine for me when i upgrade in june.

will there be a 3GS II Mark B by then? hmmmm ..

Markus

No, there will be the iPhone 4G The 3GS is nice, but as you say it's not a massive leap over the 3G.

Dr.No

I've got a 3GS 16GB and a 3G 16GB, both on O2 and whilst the interface on the 3GS is faster, and the compass an interesting gimmick, there's no huge difference.

I've just started playing with some of the augmented reality apps on the 3GS which have potential, but not a deal breaker at the moment.

JackClark

The compass was worth the upgrade cost to me. The extra storage although great is a bit of a pain, I now have too much music.

Markus

You know what Jack. I thought that I'd be limited by the 32GB, but so far I've not been limited, in fact, I still have at least 10GB free on the iPhone. Guess it proves I don't need ≥ 64GB worth of music. But I would still like to have it all there. Oh for the 4G to support SD cards.

stevebt

iTrader: (8)

I think the 3gs is faster as I put a couple of games on my 3g and they won't play as they are intended for the faster 3gs and its only the 3gs that can play the ps1 games