After introducing the iPhone 3G, many people thought for a better camera in the iPhone. Camera more than 2 megapixels would have hurt it's picture quality. Giving the iPhone more megapixels won't make it shoot better snapshots any more than buying an expensive car like Ford Fiesta will make you rich.
The first problem with the iPhone's camera lens is that it can't focus. The iPhone's camera has a fixed lens. Apple iPhone takes pictures that are within the sharpness range.
The other problem is that if there are more megapixels in the same size sensor, than pixels will become more small. So 2 megapixels is just fine with the iphone. Like the Nokia N95 has autofocus, but it's also nearly twice as thick as the iPhone.
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The first problem with the iPhone's camera lens is that it can't focus. The iPhone's camera has a fixed lens. Apple iPhone takes pictures that are within the sharpness range.
The other problem is that if there are more megapixels in the same size sensor, than pixels will become more small. So 2 megapixels is just fine with the iphone. Like the Nokia N95 has autofocus, but it's also nearly twice as thick as the iPhone.
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