1. iPhone 3G supports 3G networks which the 2G does not
2. 2G uses cell tower triangulation to emulate GPS but is fairly inaccurate
3. The 3G has its own GPS unit that allows it to pinpoint your location
4. The 3G has moved to the standard 3.5mm enabling users to use standard headsets
5. The 2G uses a non standard slot requiring users to purchase an adaptor
6. The iPhone 3G is a power hog and uses up the battery almost twice as fast as the 2G
All the Nokia E-series models include amazing features like Series 60 platform 3rd Edition, QVGA or better displays, Wi-fi, push email, Bluetooth, EDGE and 3G high-speed data and lots more.
1. iPhone 3G supports 3G networks which the 2G does not
2. 2G uses cell tower triangulation to emulate GPS but is fairly inaccurate
3. The 3G has its own GPS unit that allows it to pinpoint your location
4. The 3G has moved to the standard 3.5mm enabling users to use standard headsets
5. The 2G uses a non standard slot requiring users to purchase an adaptor
6. The iPhone 3G is a power hog and uses up the battery almost twice as fast as the 2G
All the Nokia E-series models include amazing features like Series 60 platform 3rd Edition, QVGA or better displays, Wi-fi, push email, Bluetooth, EDGE and 3G high-speed data and lots more.