Gernby the difference is durability is dramatic between the 1st gen and the 2nd gen. The 2nd gen was a "sleeker" design which was much less hand friendly and made the edge of the screen much more exposed and more susceptible to damage. The new 4gs is 3rd gen and goes back to the squarer design which should protect the edge of the screen better.

 

Over the past seven months I've averaged 64 MB, so yeah, no-brainer on my part. I've seen people post graphs with 27 gigabytes usage however, so it's really an individual choice.

 

[QUOTE=Elistan,Jun 23 2010, 09:20 AM] Over the past seven months I've averaged 64 MB, so yeah, no-brainer on my part.

 

IF you have the $15 / month data plan, then it is really just $15 per 200 MB, so unless you go over 400 MB, it really makes more sense to have the $15 plan.

 

He's right.

$15 for the first 200MB, $15 for each 200MB more.
Or -
$25 for the first 2GB, $10 for each 1GB more.

So your one month over 200MB would cost you $30, the same as you're paying now, but all the other months would have been $15, saving you a bit of money.

http://www.att.com/shop/wireless/plans/data-plans.jsp

 

My iPhone 4 just arrived. Now I'm just going through the steps to activate it...

 

pics or it didn't happen! LOL

 

The camera is REALLY nice, and it's surprisingly quick!

 

Lol...is that taken from iPhone 4 camera?
How big is the phone compared to the old one...like side by side? How heavier in person? I know it's thinner and heavy at the same time but gotta see what everyone thinks?

 

That picture was taken with the new phone, but I sent it with the "Small" option. I'm really impressed with the camera most so far. I walked around my house snapping pics in constant motion to see how quick it would snap them, and it was much better than my Sony point and shoot. It also did surprisingly well in low light using the LED.

It doesn't really feel noticeably heavier than my 3G, but it's definitley thinner.