First impressions Articles on TUAW - The Unofficial Apple Weblog

First impressions of iPhone 4

by Sang Tang (Jun 25th, 2010)

For those of you whose preordered iPhone 4 arrived early, just realize that the rest of us were jealous ... incredibly, incredibly jealous. It's one thing to hear it from Walt Mossberg and David Pogue, but seeing countless others rave about the iPhone at about the same time made me that much more ...

My anticipation for a full day of iPhone 4

by Erica Sadun (Jun 24th, 2010)

I'd love to give you my first impressions of the iPhone 4, but unfortunately only impression to date is how long my library is taking to synchronize. That's not new to the iPhone 4; I've been through this with previous Apple product releases. The difference today is how amazingly long it took ...

iPhone Second Impressions: On activation, UI, EDGE and answering questions

by David Chartier (Jun 30th, 2007)

Another quick round of first impression stuff that covers some user problems with activation, EDGE speeds, Google Maps and Mail. We're working on some more focused, in-depth posts that explore individual features in their entirety, such as Safari, the keyboard, Mail, etc. For now, let's get ...

iPhone First Impressions

by David Chartier (Jun 30th, 2007)

It was difficult, but I finally tore myself away from playing with my 8GB iPhone to put together a First Impressions post. I tried touching on a few things that we might not have discussed before, or at least things that I particularly appreciate that might not have made it into the keynote or ...

24 inch iMac first impressions

by Scott McNulty (Sep 18th, 2006)

No, we didn't whip out the old TUAW corporate card and get ourselves a new 24 inch iMac, though it was very tempting. Paul Stamatiou, up and coming tech blogger, had to get a machine to use whilst his ailing MacBook was off being repaired. He did what any red blooded Mac user would, got the biggest ...

First Impressions: iPod nano 2G

by David Chartier (Sep 15th, 2006)

I broke down in the name of TUAW and picked up a new 8GB iPod nano. Of course, running out of space for workout jams on my 1GB nano might have had something to do with the purchase as well. I've put this second generation iPod nano through the trials enough (including some Nike+ runs) to warrant a ...

First impressions: buying a game from the iTunes Store

by David Chartier (Sep 13th, 2006)

Scott beat me to buying a movie from the store and posted his first impressions, so I thought I would move on to the new games section (iTS link) of the store. The games work with 5G iPods (of which I am an owner) as well as the newly announced 5.5G iPods. I can't decide whether I'm surprised you ...

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