iPhone 4 Long Term Review – Wired UK
September 9, 2010 by Gordon
Filed under Features & Editorials
This week I made my debut in Wired, following up a busy week with the launch of the BBC Ultimate Gadget Guide and my latest TrustedReviews feature, The Repercussions of Everything, Everywhere. If you enjoy the extract, as ever please click through to the full write-up…
iPhone 4 review: Long-term test
By Gordon Kelly | 07 September 2010
Few handsets stir up as much debate as an iPhone, and the iPhone 4 is the most controversial model yet. So as the dust finally starts to settle we reflect on our first few months living with Apple’s latest assault on the smartphone market and answer: was all the fuss really worth it?
In short yes, but also no. The iPhone 4 is at turns thrilling and infuriating, brilliant and boneheaded, a vision of the future and a nostalgic nod to the past. It’s easy to see why there has been so much adulation… and so much anger.
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