While many are still feeling the effects of the worldwide business slowdown, at least one Australian businessman doesn't appear to be worrying about the recession. This unnamed person has commissioned the world's most expensive cellphone from Stuart Hughes. The $3.2 million device is an Apple iPhone 3GS in a 22K solid gold casing with 136 diamonds in the front bezel and 53 flawless diamonds make up the rear logo. The front navigation button is where you will find a rare 7.1 cts diamond. Just remember that while a diamond is forever, eventually the iPhone will need a new battery.
Apple iPhone 3GS adds support for HSDPA 7.2 Mbps fast data and a digital compass. The new model from Cupertino's factory also has an improved battery life and working speed - loading is much more faster. The camera is upgraded to a 3-megapixel sensor with autofocus and tap to focus option and is capable of video recording with a VGA resolution (640x480 pixels). In the other aspects, Apple iPhone 3GS is pretty much the same as the previous version and has a 3.5" multi-touch display with resolution of 480x320 pixels, Wi-Fi, GPS and it has the same size.
