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Sun Sentinel, Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Daniel Vasquez on consumer issues column: All the buzz is about next-wave challengers to latest iPhone.
Byline: Daniel Vasquez on consumer issues
Jun. 29--When the first iPhone came out two years ago, it blew the competition away with its first-ever touch screen, full Web browser and visual e-mail features.
But with this month's release of the iPhone 3.0, Apple Inc. faces stiff competition from the Palm Pre and Nokia N97 -- two other next-wave smartphones that boast massive data-storage capabilities and cameras with more features than the iPhone.
Here's how these big three stack up:
Apple iPhone 3.0
The latest version of Apple's iPhone comes in two varieties: the 16GB ($199) and 32GB ($299) for new and qualifying AT&T customers who sign up for two-year contracts. The star power of this smart phone is hard to beat, especially with the extensive new applications on the updated version.
Boasting a 3-megapixel camera for stills …
