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iPhone 3GS
The third-generation of Apple's smartphone, the iPhone. The iPhone 3GS includes a 600MHz CPU, 256MB of RAM, a 3-megapixel camera with autofocus and video recording, and a digital compass. The 3.0 software that comes bundled provides many features that other smartphones have had for a few years.
It is physically identical to its predecessor, the iPhone 3G, save for the new color-matched lettering on the back.
It is physically identical to its predecessor, the iPhone 3G, save for the new color-matched lettering on the back.
iPhone 3GS by Apple Fanboi June 23, 2009
IPhone 3GS
A beautiful iPhone from 2009... It's a step up from the IPhone 3G!! And very very nice. Very. Very cute phone!!
IPhone 3GS by Randomvocaloidfan3 March 19, 2026
iPhone 3G S
The third generation iPhone. It is twice as fast as the 3G including the internet speed and the phone itself. It also has a new camera that has auto focus and can now take videos. It looks identical to the iPhone 3G and comes in sizes 16GB, and 32GB. It will be released on June 19th, 09.
iPhone 3G S by ethweg June 9, 2009
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