Iphone Evaluation Project

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IPhone Evaluation
New top-end mobile phones such as the Apple Iphone are allowing a new class of mobile to emerge in the world today. Combined with its ease of use, rich design, and well-organized application system through Apple App Store makes the Iphone an appealing platform for development of other smartphones. The Apple IPhone was released on June 29, 2007 by CEO of Apple Steve Jobs (Honan). The IPhone offers many of the innovative features found on competing devices, but it also differs from other smartphones on the market.
In what follows, we will present a qualitative comparison of the Apple IPhone to the Blackberry Storm. Blackberry has been around the game longer than the IPhone has been out, but Apple took a bigger leap in …show more content…

The Iphone has the best responsive touchscreen of all touchscreens on the market today; this is a big advantage because a lot of people like touchscreen phones The big question with the Iphone is will it deliver? The IPhone has been around since 2007 and have made 5 versions of the Iphone making it better and better every year and producing another IPhone every 6 months! The Iphone has everything you need in a smartphone and more! It will have the usual texting, mail, browsing the internet, great display, fast, sleek, and easy access. Not many smartphones can say they have Google maps built into their phone and known exactly where you are. Paying 30 dollars more a month for the DATA plan for using a smartphone is worth it. You will be able to look up mainly anything you want on the browser and you will get your answer. If you see a group of people 3 out of 4 people will have an IPhone! They are the top product in every year’s sales and sell out the day they come out. With the IPhone expanding over the months and additional technology coming out, Apple delivers the best smartphones out there. The phone is better than the competitor Blackberry storm, both parents and kids find the IPhone useful to their everyday life, it’s more unique and has more features than any other smartphone out there, and best of all it

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