When it comes to transitions between wireless generations, the Apple iPhone has never lead the way. Consider that the original worked on AT&T's slow as molasses EDGE network. Not only couldn't you use the browser and receive a phone call at the same time, YouTube videos were practically unwatchable unless you found a Wi-Fi signal. Meanwhile, 3G had already been available for years with Verizon the first to launch a 3G network in the states back in January 2002. It wasn't until the second-generation iPhone launched in 2008 (the ) that Apple had brought the iPhone's wireless capabilities ...
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