After reading so many iPhone 4 reviews after its launch last month, it seems there’s not too much more which can be said about the much-anticipated smartphone.

In terms of speed, appearance, display and new features, many reviewers have been content with the new phone but feel let down because it doesn’t deliver anything especially new or exciting. While I’d agree with this point, after using the iPhone 4, its overall performance makes it a worthwhile upgrade from the iPhone 3Gs.

If you have sufficient coverage, and if you’re not holding the iPhone 4 in the infamous and incredibly awkward death grip, you’ll be surprised by its smooth performance. The iPhone 4 uses the A4 1GHz processor – the same which is used in the iPad. If you happen to be using Telstra’s NextG network in a full-coverage area, you may even find your 3G connection is faster than the Wi-Fi connection in your home.

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