By: Pete Bradstock, Chris Hunter, and Nigel Woodford 

Editor: Eric Strider
 
A picture is worth a thousand words, or so they say. Since we are presenting a  predominantly visual review of the Apple iPhone, we must be tossing you a "Library Of Congress" to savor. This is truly a device for which you cannot do justice with mere photographs. It is certainly sleek, stylish, and unquestionably worthy of a sexy photo spread.

Like all Apple iPods, the iPhone is seamlessly integrated into iTunes. The process of activating the phone and transferring your number from a different provider is handled within iTunes. It is a completely straightforward procedure. If you are already the proud owner of an iPod, the rest should be familiar repetition for you. If you are new to the Apple way of doing things, Apple's iTunes and iPod dominate the market because their system is completely user friendly. Indeed, it is one of the most seamless media management systems that has ever been conceived. If there is one thing the Jobs Mob does well, it is superior user experience and interface.  

At this point, it's time to segue into our video review. Words alone simply cannot describe how utterly seamless, intuitive, and simple it is to use the iPhone. We doubt that many of you will ever have to crack open the iPhone manual, but seeing is believing, eh?

The Video Review is divided into 5 sections. The first 3 are the main overview, divided into sections, courtesy of Youtube's file playback length limits. The latter two are more concentrated overviews of the iPhone's revolutionary keyboard and visual voicemail systems. So, let's begin...