http://www.engadget.com/photos/iphone-4g-internal-shots-from-weiphone/#2904551
Also in this part the apple logo is cut out... which says to me that there may be a glow on the back through the Black glass like the Macbooks. Nice.
It looks looks like the cracks on the top and side match up to a battery compartment. Is that not something that all mobile devices have to adhere to soon? To have user removable batteries?
But why does it need to be called iPhone HD? Why does everything need to be HD these days? I think it'd be too much like a Zune HD, except that came out first.
apple has never gone to the lengths of taking fake photos, claiming a device is actually a knockoff to mislead the rumor sites. when leaks occur (in the case of the 3rd gen iPod nano) they send C&D letters to remove images.Nope, its apple trying to make us confused, they'd rather us think its fake, and thats the best way to do it.
Are these more pics of the fake knock off??
The mini-SIM and micro-SIM cards are the same thickness, so there wouldn't be any effect on the slimness. I'm not sure it's in Apple's best interest in making the iPhone any slimmer; by doing so, they will simply reduce the available pool of autofocus camera modules.I would figure it would free up some more space in the enclosure for additional components or to keep the enclosure slimmer.
Looks like someone is going going to be standing in the unemployment line tomorrow....
i like this one !!
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or committing suicide.
It's a watermark, not an actual hole.
i like this one !!
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There's a reason they didn't put the plastic strip at the top in the original iPhone, namely the fact that there's a speaker, camera, and several light and proximity sensors up there. There's probably no room for the radios, which means they'd have to put it at the bottom and then boom, they've made the first-gen iPhone all over again.
Not going to happen.
I don't think the first gen iPhone looked that bad (to be honest).