Apple iPhone 4

With apps, a new camera, HD video and an improved display, the iPhone 4 looks like an ideal device for nature photographers

The Editors

Updated July 1, 2016

As we go to press, Apple just introduced the iPhone 4, which is a significant update to the game-changing device, with features that nature photographers will find immensely useful.

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Originally Published June 22, 2010

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