Well, it would seem every one else has one, so why shouldn’t we? Here is StealthyTech’s view on the whole… Apple iPhone.

Introducing the Apple iPhone, the latest Apple development that has yet to penetrate the market. A sleek black design is it’s image, but underneath an unparalleled functionality of a phone, the Internet, and a widescreen iPod - and oh yes, touch control!

Released not so long ago in the US and UK, the screen is larger than an iPod or a normal phone, 3.5 inches to be exact - a beautifully modern widescreen. You can use iTunes to get your songs on your iPhone, as usual, but as you’ve read - iPhone is so much more, combining the three areas of our modern world into one portable - 4.5 x 2.4 x 0.46 inch - iPhone.

As Apple says about its latest product:

“iPhone…introduces an entirely new user interface based on a large multi-touch display and pioneering new software, letting you control everything with just your fingers. So it ushers in an era of software power and sophistication never before seen in a mobile device, completely redefining what you can do on a mobile phone.”

The lightweight handheld iPhone is also a step ahead of PSP Internet Access - it has the full keyboard that you’re using right now - the QWERTY system, it’ll correct your spelling errors (or not, if you decide) and is far easier to use then finding letters in the conventional mobile way.

Touch control changes the way you navigate using your iPhone - as you can zoom in on your webpages with incredible ease, with one finger, and with your songs, the circular keypad of the iPod is gone - simple use your finger to browse through your songs.

iPhone features the most revolutionary user interface since the mouse. It’s an entirely new interface based on a large multi-touch display and innovative new software that lets you control everything using only your fingers (Apple’s view on the new touch control interface)

Going somewhere and need to check your email? With an advanced HTML client, you can simply use the Internet on your iPhone, with a Safari browser and built-in Google searches, and a bookmark system. The power is at your fingertips, as you simply point to where you’d like to go - this includes calling a contact on your revolutionary iPhone - just… point. It’s great! Your contacts can be uploaded to the iPhone when you plug it into your Mac or PC. And don’t forget movies, once downloaded - you can watch your favourite on the widescreen, which accounts for 3.5 inches of the 4.5 base of the iPhone. in the car or anywhere you go.

Make sure you protect that touch screen though, and take out an insurance policy - they’re apt to bending and wearable damange, you’re using this iPhone regularly, which will strain on the screen over time. Even with this minor disadvantage, the iPhone still offers a revolutionary phone, internet access through Safari, touch control and your favourite music downloads - who would have imagined such a thing ten years ago?

The iPhone is currently in stores, manufactuted by Apple.

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