There was technology in the air and gadgets everywhere at the WWDC 2009 and one thing that made it remarkably big among the rest is the Apple’s announcement of the new iPhone 3G S. The new iPhone 3G S is an enhanced version of the iPhone 3G and is considered to be the fastest and the most powerful iPhone yet.

The physical design of the iPhone 3G S is same as that of the earlier iPhone models but the materials used are greener like arsenic free glass and a mercury LCD. The user interface is much fluid-like and renders smoother transitions between the applications.

The iPhone 3G S offers improved performance , voice control, digital compass, internet tethering and a built in digital camera for video recording as highlight additions besides innumerous various enticing features.

The iPhone 3G S dominates the earlier iPhone models by sporting a camera on its back with an extra mega pixel. Yes, it comes with a 3MP camera with smart features like auto-focus, auto exposure and auto white balance that will capture the finest quality images and record your memorable moments at 30fps video to your iPhone gallery. You can also get one touch access to options like delete, share and save to the images and videos you have shot or even share them over web via MMS, email, MobileMe or YouTtube.

Another smart new additional feature is the voice control operation of the iPhone 3G S. Interesting? Yes, of course. You can control a set of operations on your iPhone 3G S using your voice or speech. To activate voice control, just press and hold the home button on the iPhone 3G S for a couple of seconds and you will be prompted to speak. You can listen to the songs on the iPhone, make voice and video calls, and even ask your iPhone’s gallery to create playlists for you, play and pause songs and much more.

Imagine you are lost in a desert and no help at hand. The iPhone 3G S is here for your rescue with its digital compass which will assist you with the geography of your location. Basically, it operates like the actual magnetic compass but is much more than it. You can trace your destination over maps with the improved map support and navigate through the busiest streets with ease using its advanced GPS.

Noticeably, the user interface is much comfortable, smoother and faster to use, that means you can quickly open or close an application or switch between any open applications much faster and even faster is its internet access. The improved graphics support will render you a rich and appealing gaming experience so you can now play much complicated 3D games. Thanks to its CPU which now runs at 600MHz and the extended internal memory storage of 256 MB over the previous 128MB of storage.

The Nike Plus support will help those of you who are health conscious while the ‘Find my Phone’ feature will help you trace the location of your lost or stolen iPhone 3G S via GPS. The superfast iPhone 3G S is also packed with MMS support so you can quickly share your photos and videos with your friends or help them with contact info, voice memos and map locations as they need it.

The battery life is again an improvement over earlier iPhone models favoring you to listen to music for up to 30hrs against the previous 24 hrs, video playback of 10hrs against the previous 7 hrs and also longer talk time and internet browsing experience.

With increased performance, battery life and a host of other exciting and intelligent features, the iPhone is sure to claim its place as the mobile phone of the future or at least as the most powerful smart phone yet.

The iPhone OS 3.0 will be publicly available to all the iPhone users from around 17th of June and the iPhone 3G S will be available from 19th of June this year in black and white colors in two different memory capacities. The original iPhone 8GB (not an iPhone 3G S) will be available for 99$ against the standard iPhone 3G S models which include a 16GB and a 32GB phone which are priced at $199 and $299 respectively.

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Watch the following video to see all the functionalities of the new iPhone 3G S!

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