Essentially a converged iPod touch and Mac OS powered smartphone, the Apple iPhone is one of the most unique and lusted-after products on the mobile market today.
The face of the iPhone is dominated by its 3.5" display. The Home button centered below the screen always takes you back to the main
menu and is the only primary control on the unit's face. The iPhone does not include a stylus; interacting with the mobile
Mac OS is the venue of the iPhone's touch/gesture interface, which is designed for fingertips rather than styli. Even the iPhone's keyboard is touchscreen-based.
The iPhone works much like an iPod, syncing with iTunes for music, movie and TV downloads, contacts, calendar entries and more. The iPhone also syncs with Outlook on Windows PCs.
The iPhone has onboard Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 2.0, and connects to the AT&T Mobility service via GSM/EDGE. The Safari web browser renders web pages in a revolutionary new way, allowing you to see a web site the way it was designed to be seen, even on a small screen. New applications can also be added to the iPhone via the web browser with "Web 2.0" functionality over the wireless network.
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