A totally unintended iPhone 3G hands on

Posted by Leonardo Lambertini

Today I went to Starbucks and in the way bumped on a friend who “somehow” got an early iPhone 3G device for himself. Although the details for this situation were undisclosed, I got to hold the thing for a while.

It was fully activated so I tried out some 3G features loading some web pages and the experience was awesome, very close to any kind of WiFi network you can fin in a common house in Mexico City. I also made some tests with the GPS feature and it is fully functional and very precise never minding the fact there is no WiFi location service in this city. It also works pretty fast.

But the best thing I noticed very quickly was the feel of the device. Since I’ve had my iPhone I can’t be able to hold it and think of it as a mobile phone, it is much more heavier and I can’t help the feel it can slip down from my hands onto the floor. This is totally resolved with the iPhone 3G. It is kind of like holding a BlackBerry 8100 in weight and material.

I’m very excited to see the App Store running already! Hopefully 3G plans are not as expensive as I expect.

iPhone 3G in the wild
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11 Comments

  1. nine added these pithy words on July 2, 2008 | Permalink

    I ordered one with some salsa dip and taquilla. Also some tacos.

  2. feDe added these pithy words on July 2, 2008 | Permalink

    hijo de puta!

  3. matt/// added these pithy words on July 3, 2008 | Permalink

    Shame… It had to be Mexico…

  4. dr_m0nk3y added these pithy words on July 3, 2008 | Permalink

    que no se supone q los botones del costado son color metal y no negros?. doesn’t suppose to be metal like colored the buttons on the side?

  5. pako added these pithy words on July 3, 2008 | Permalink

    Eso no parece un starbucks, parece vips o toks.

  6. sdg added these pithy words on July 3, 2008 | Permalink

    where did he buy it in mexico city ?!?!

    ill go to mexico city in 3 weeks!! :)

    pls anwer me

  7. Bastian added these pithy words on July 3, 2008 | Permalink

    Awesome! Hey, I love my iPhone. I also love Mexico. I’m from New Mexico, which is neither new nor Mexico. Cheers!

  8. steelpursuit added these pithy words on July 3, 2008 | Permalink

    jaja de donde lo habran sacado eh????? me huele a fayuca.. no se crean

    ahora lo importante son las tarifas porque el dispositivo en si me parece que ha cumplido mis expectativas aunque yo no he tenido el placer de tenerlo en mis manos.

    habra que ver que dice el señor slim sobre que tanto billete le sacara a nuestros bolsillos.

  9. jon added these pithy words on July 4, 2008 | Permalink

    I THINK THIS IS FAKE

  10. FB added these pithy words on July 5, 2008 | Permalink

    Eso no es un starbucks, es un vips

  11. Lesia House added these pithy words on November 13, 2008 | Permalink

    ipoiyixx562nbbje

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