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Originally Posted by photon
Lol yup, but that's what makes this phone an almost no-hesitation upgrade for me; I play with the iPad and how fast it is, and that's going to be how fast my phone will be with the iPhone 4! Faster, the screen is a lower resolution!
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I'm not sure if there is much difference between the 2G and the 3G in terms of specs outside of the network stuff. But updating to 3.0 really bogged my phone down. I didn't want to upgrade for this reason, but most apps only worked with 3.0 and later. I tired the 3GS a couple weeks ago and I couldn't believe how fast it was. I was blown away. I didn't realize how sluggish my phone is. And now after getting the iPad my iPhone feels like molasses. Plus I also cracked my screen.
Speaking of cracked screens. The iPhone 2G and iPhone 4 have something in common. Both of them have the glass laminated to the screen. The 3G and the 3GS do not. So if you break the glass on the 3G or 3GS you can replace for it pretty cheap. People do it on Kijiji for less than $100. But since mine is laminated to the screen they both have to be replaced for around $170. Not sure if it will be the case for this one, but I would really try to avoid dropping it.