The White iPhone 4: Finally The Perfect His And Hers Models - What Else Is Different?

He picks up hers, she throws his in her purse, without a special case or colored bumper don't you find it nearly impossible to tell which black iPhone is yours?

Well, your frustrations may soon be over. Apple has heard the voices of millions waiting for the White iPhone four. Do you think they have also heard the "Cha-Ching" of the buyers that are expected to create yet another wave of frenzied shoppers?

Though there have apparently be some significant manufacturing issues related to perfecting the opaque white "Gorilla Glass", the release date is expected any day, and will certainly be in time to capture the Christmas shopping extravaganza that is just around the corner. If you are a product tester, or want to become one, you can request a free phone today. Or would you rather wait? So what can be expected from the white iPhone 4?

The only real difference from the original is that the white iPhone 4 is, well, white. The features that most iPhone users have raved about are the 5 megapixel camera with flash and the HD video capabilities. Also, the retina display with 960 by 640 resolution is a noticeable feature the first time the white iPhone 4 is turned on, providing a clear and clean screen. With the new, smaller A4 chip that is in Apple's iPhone 4 they were able to make the battery larger which allows for 40% more talk time. Who can't use more battery life?

Upon the release of the iPhone 4 a lot of the anticipation was based on Face-Time, the video chat system. Since the release the talk has faded as Face-Time has proven to be more of a novelty than a must have feature. The quality of a Face-Time call really depends on the quality of the Wi-Fi networks that both users are connected to. To go along with this, both users must have an iPhone 4. Still, not everyone has an iPhone, but perhaps the launch of The White will cure this?

The antenna issue is still the most glaring negative with the phone, and this will persist with the white iPhone 4. When gripped in the lower left corner the phone can lose service and drop calls. The simple fix is to use a bumper or cover. Apple has done an amazing job of squelching the chatter on this defect, and users either installed a bumper or case, or simply learned to avoid contact with the noticeable little gap in the stainless steel ring around the phone.

The other issue is not with the phone but the fact that it will only be available on the AT&T network. All of the talk of the iPhone being available on Verizon or other networks has never come to fruition and that doesn't seem to be changing any time soon.