Geek.com: Why you’ll love Apple’s iPhone 3GS - It’s five devices in one
Wednesday, July 01, 2009 - 04:59 PM EST"'It’s three devices in one' - this line had millions ditch their cellphones, music players and PDAs for an iPhone. The latest iPhone 3GS adds two more devices to the sales pitch: A camcorder and a personal navigation device," Christian Zibreg reports for Geek.com.
"Upcoming navigation solutions for the iPhone and a surge of YouTube videos shot and uploaded with the iPhone 3GS both indicate two new markets in which the iPhone could undercut sales of dedicated PNDs and camcorders," Zibreg reports.
"When it comes to video, the iPhone’s bond with video-savvy users is a strong one. According to a Nielsen survey, iPhone users are ten times more likely to play video than average mobile users. With the new iiPhone 3GS, many will create and share mobile video content," Zibreg reports. "Excellent software support lets you trim your footage directly on the device, by dragging to select start and end points on a filmstrip. Recorded videos are synced with your Mac or PC desktop via iTunes. You can share them via email, MMS, and MobileMe, while a tight YouTube integration allows you to upload videos directly to your YouTube account with a single tap, without worrying about codecs or compression quality: The phone does it all for you."
Zibreg reports, "Google said that daily YouTube uploads via mobile devices quadrupled since the iPhone 3GS hit the stores this past Friday.. If the new iPhone 3GS zooms past rival phones on YouTube just like previous iPhone models did on Flickr, it will be yet another indication that average users prefer the complete experience over mere hardware specs."
Full article here.
MacDailyNews Take: It's way more than just five devices, it's virtually unlimited. Just wait until the hardware add-ons start to arrive in force.


Phone, Internet device, ipod, navigator system, camcorder, personal voice recorder, play system, level, compass, computer...
I don't think is just 5 devices in one.