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As many of you are probably aware by now, Apple has launched their new site re-design. Almost all of their major pages saw an update, including their iPhone page. With the new look, also came more content.

Each video on the iPod, Phone and Internet pages can now be viewed from a side angle, instead of the traditional front view. Next, under the High Technology pages, 3 videos titled “Multi-touch,” “OS X” and “Sensors” have been added. Basically each video just quickly goes over the under-lying technologies used in each feature.

Another sub-page that Apple added to the iPhone is titled “Get ready for iPhone.” This page states that to set up the iPhone, you’ll need an account with the iTunes Store. This makes sense as most of the features of the iPhone rely on transferring information through iTunes (Music/Movies, Contacts, Calendars etc.). The rest of the page outlines all of the services that are synced through iTunes, and gives a few tips on getting ready to add content to your iPhone.

If you are planning on buying an iPhone, or planning to load up your cardboard cut-out iPhone soon, these tips are worth taking a look at.

Read [Apple.com]