After months of speculation, the issue of the iPhone 4 is nearly upon us. We take a look at the handset and ask the prominent question, has it been worth the wait?
Hot on the heels of the worldwide success of the iPad, the iPhone 4 takes a leaf from its book and incorporates some of the same technology that the iPad sports. The A4 processor used in the phone is the same for example. As you would expect this means that using the handset is a breeze, with rapid multi tasking and seamless switching between assorted apps. What the A4 also offers is a superb power management system, which coupled with a larger capacity battery offers up to 40% revising in battery life over the iPhone 3Gs. The user interface is the same as the one found on old models, giving a well layed out and functional series of homescreens, neatly displaying widgets and all assuredly accessible by simply swiping your finger over the screen. The user now has the option to add wallpapers to these screens, giving the phone a more modern look. Speaking of the host of applications available, these can be downloaded via iTunes, Apples excellent system which allows the user to download podcasts, books, music and applications, with a the most wide range available compared to any other platform.
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The iPhone 4 features a new "Retina Display". The screen is named this as its capabilities exceed what the human eye can assuredly see, so as you would expect the results are fantastic. The display is capable of showing over 326 pixels per inch and boasts a resolution of a immense 960 x 640 pixels, good than any other phone currently available. The results of such a great display is that web pages look very clear, and even when zoomed in to read smaller text the lines are still sharp and clear. Colour pregnancy is great too at a inequity ratio of 800:1. The screen supports multi touch, meaning the excellent pinch and zoom installation is once again included. An accelerometer chip facilitates auto rotate function, any way this now works alongside a new "Three Axis Gyro" sensor. What this new increasing does is calculate the pitch, roll and yaw of the device. This opens the door to developers to yield good games and applications, and you can expect a host of these to hit iTunes anytime soon.
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Designed exclusively for MacBook Air (Late 2010), BookBook is a totally unique case for the thinnest of MacBooks. Weighing as little as 13.5 ounces with an ultra-thin profile, this handmade, genuine leather case offers heavy duty protection. Two hardback covers, reinforced corners and a tough spine offer solid impact protection. The inside of the case is lined with a velvety soft, chocolate brown, padded interior for added protection.
Protection From Cover to Cover.
To keep your Air safe, BookBook has two rigid, hardback covers for impact protection. A tough spine and reinforced corners add another layer of defense. Inside the slim case, your Mac rests between two super soft, chocolate brown, padded cushions, which look amazing against the silver finish on MacBook.
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BookBook is made with genuine leather and is hand distressed so no two are exactly alike. Designer cornices on the top of the case add a visual cue to ensure you always open BookBook right-side up. Use BookBook as a traditional sleeve or use the two soft elastic bands to steady your Mac while you work with it resting inside the case. Dual zippers, with leather pulls, let you charge your Air while it’s safely stored inside BookBook.
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One of the coolest features of BookBook is the fact that it disguises your MacBook Air, making it look like a vintage book. Tucked safely inside BookBook, your Mac is kept out of sight, even while sitting in your dorm room, coffee shop or anywhere else you take your Mac. Along with protecting your Air from the rigor of the road, BookBook helps keep it away from wandering eyes.
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- BookBook is made with genuine leather and is hand distressed so no two are exactly alike.
- To keep your Air safe, BookBook has two rigid, hardback covers for impact protection.
- Use BookBook as a traditional sleeve or use the two soft elastic bands to steady your Mac while you work with it resting inside the case.
- Vintage book design disguises MacBook Air for stealthy security
- Dual zippers, with leather pulls, let you charge your Air while it's safely stored inside BookBook.
Specifications: Twelve South BookBook Hardback Leather Case for 13-Inch MacBook Air (12-1104)
Designed exclusively for MacBook Air, BookBook is a totally unique case for the thinnest of MacBooks. Weighing as little as 13.5 ounces with an ultra-thin profile, this handmade, genuine leather case offers heavy duty protection. Two hardback covers, reinforced corners and a tough spine offer solid impact protection. The inside of the case is lined with a velvety soft, chocolate brown, padded interior for added protection.
So back to the traditional question, has it been worth the wait?? And the answer is a resounding yes. The handset looks good than ever and the retina display sets new standards in terms of screen production. Hd video and a secondary camera all improve upon what was already the best package available.
An Introduction to the iPhone 4
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