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Getting a Handle on the iPhone's 3G Potential

Buzz about the new iPhone -- expected to be released in June -- has less to do with the phone itself than its use of AT&T's 3G network. That 3G network, which refers to a third generation of wireless networks, would dramatically improve the performance of some iPhone features, such as Web browsing. Apple's current iPhone uses AT&T's EDGE Network, a 2.5G network that undermines some of the device's most appealing technology -- such as the display of full Web pages -- because of relatively slow download speeds.
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