Apple on Monday released its highly anticipated next-generation smartphone, the iPhone 4.
Here's everything you need to know:
Availability
Available in-store June 24.
Pre-orders start June 15 for the U.S., France, U.K., Germany and Japan.
16GB model $199; 32GB model $299.
Available in black and white.
The iPhone 3GS now sells for $99.
What's new: outside
Yes, the prototype leaked by Gizmodo was the real deal.
What's out: the curved look with metal back. What's in: completely flat, with a thicker edge that's a band of stainless steel alloy (5X stronger than steel) that serves as the phone's antenna.
At 9.3 millimeters, it's 34 percent thinner than the iPhone 3GS and is currently the thinnest smartphone on the market.
"Retina Display": Four times the depth of 3GS. 3.5-inch multitouch IPS ("in-plane switching"), with 960?by?640 resolution. 320 pixels per inch. 800:1 contrast ratio. Oleophobic coating.
Front- and back-facing cameras. Back: 5-megapixel with LED flash, supports HD video. Front: VGA, up to 30fps.
It has split circular buttons for volume.
Second microphone for noise cancellation.
Micro-SIM standard.
Dimensions: 4.5 in. tall, 2.31 in. wide, 0.37 in. thick. Weight: 4.8 ounces. (a hair heavier than 3GS)
What's new: inside
Processor: Apple A4, the same chip used by the iPad.