Introduced in June 2009, the iPhone 3GS included both specification and feature enhancements over its predecessor, the wildly successful iPhone 3G. In addition to CPU, GPU, and capacity improvements, the iPhone 3GS included a higher-resolution video-capable camera, an integrated Magnetometer, and Voice Control. It shipped with iPhone OS 3.0 (which was also made available for previous iPhone and iPod Touch models), which included software enhancements, such as cut & paste, pervasive landscape keyboard, search, internet tethering, and a voice memos application. The iPhone 3GS was available in both black and white in two capacities: 16 GB for $199, and 32 GB for $299, assuming subsidy eligibility. Early upgrade prices were $399 and $499, respectively, while unsubsidized prices were $599 and $699.

In June 2010, both models were replaced by the iPhone 4, and an 8 GB model was added for $99 (with subsidy). In October 2010, the price was lowered to $0 (with subsidy). It remained Apple's low-end iPhone for another two years, and was finally discontinued in September 2012.

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