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Apple charts iPhone capabilities.
9 to 5 Mac - Apple Intelligence —
... Apple posted a new KB article on Friday outlining the features that each version of the iPhone supports. We'd add that jailbreaking an iPhone/3G gives you perfectly acceptable, though unsupported, video options. ...
Which iPhone are You? Apple Charts the Differences
The iPhone Blog —
... Apple’s Knowledge Base once again steps up in the handy-dandy reference chart department with a feature check-list showing highlighting some major features supported by all iPhone models, by the iPhone 3G and iPhone 3G S, and by the new iPhone 3G S alone. ...
Which iPhone 3.0 features are supported on my iPhone?
MacFixIt —
Late-Breakers Late-Breakers Monday, June 22 2009 @ 09:36 AM PDT Which iPhone 3.0 features are supported on my iPhone? Since the release of Apple's new iPhone software (version 3.0) and the subsequent release of its new hardware (the iPhone 3G S) many consumers are left wondering which software features are supported on their older iPhones. The answers are actually quite simple. Apple has released a chart in a KB Article . The chart lays out the major features of the new iPhone 3.0 software and shows which of them are available by iPhone model. For those of you still hanging ...
Ding, Dong, the iPhone 3GS Space Is Dead
TidBITS: Mac News for the Rest of Us —
... I expect it will take some time before Apple can make this name change consistent across the entire site. For instance, a useful KnowledgeBase page that calls out which iPhone OS 3.0 features work on which iPhone models still uses the old name. That's OK - I was mostly interested in guidance from Apple for those of us who are likely to be writing about the iPhone 3GS on a regular basis for the next few years. Plus, losing that space will make Ted Landau's next edition of " ...
iPhone OS 3.0 unlock available, but not for iPhone 3GS (Updated)
Infinite Loop —
... for all iPhone and iPod touch owners, however, so some users may be swayed to just stick with the official version of the OS this time around. Not every feature is available for every device, though, so your mileage may vary on that front. ...
Don't forget the Ess
MacBytes.com —
... out last year, about 6 per cent of purchasers claimed to be switching from BlackBerries. Of the Piper Jaffray-surveyed buyers this past weekend, 43% of iPhone 3G S buyers purchased the higher-capacity 32GB model while 57% were content with the 16GB model. Last year 66% of buyers selected the higher capacity (of the only 8 or 16GB models then on offer) iPhone 3G last year. Apple has even posted a handy chart showing the differences between the three iPhones so far released - it's on Apple's support site. So how's it being received? Very finely, fanks. ...
Finding iPhone OS 3.0's small changes
iPhone Atlas —
... in finding the update's hidden treasures. Thankfully, you responded in force, so we're glad to offer you this list. It's still not complete, so we'll be adding more as we (and you) find them. Just note that I've only included features not listed in the above review. Also, Apple has posted a handy chart detailing which OS 3.0 features are available on the ...
What's the uptake on iPhone OS 3.0?
Infinite Loop —
... helps guide them when deciding weather to target a particular release of the iPhone OS. The further back developers target, the less likely they will be able to incorporate newer features—like peer to peer gaming, for instance. Until significant numbers of users have updated, developers may hold off on adding new features that rely on functionality that's only available in iPhone OS 3.0. But seriously, folks, 3.0 really is great. It has a lot to offer iPhone users , no matter which version of the hardware you have, and most of that is available for iPod touch ...
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