Ever since the original iPhone helped revolutionize the consumer phone market in 2007, the company has been a major force in the industry. While not always the top-selling type of smartphone, Apple's handsets are still very popular, with each new device selling by the million.
Buyers are generally attracted to the iPhone's easy-to-use design -- Apple's engineers tend to emphasize simplicity over raw power. Another draw is the 700,000 apps that are available.
In the U.S., these models can be purchased from AT&T, Verizon, and Sprint. There are a range of options at different price points.
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#1 - #3 Apple iPhone 5
There are actually three iPhone 5 models. The base version has 16GB of internal storage and sells for $200 with a two-year wireless service contract. A 32GB version is $300, while a 64GB one will set you back $400. Rating Average: 9 out of 10 |
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It has a 3.5-inch "Retina" display, which means pixels are too small to be seen by the human eye with the display held a normal distance away. Other feartures include an 8MP camera, and support for the Siri voice-recognition system. There is only one version of this smartphone available. This has 16GB of storage and sells for $100 with contract. Rating Average: 9 out of 10 Read the iPHone 4S Review |
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This was Apple's first with a Retina display. It also has a 5MP rear-facing camera, as well as a front-facing one -- something that has become standard on all this company's handset. The only version of this smartphone available has 8GB of internal storage capacity. Rating Average: 9 out of 10 |
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