LOL, what if they sell out of the old phones early and nobody can get a new one until June. Seriously though, why start manufacturing before getting FCC approval? That doesn't make any sense at all.![]()
You realize that you're talking about a company with fifteen billion dollars in the bank, right?The cost would be astronomical
I'd suspect if they are ordering 10Mill iPhones it's not all the be deliveried on the same day, sounds like a one year supply, to allow manufactures to lock in their supply contracts as well.
Contract of that would include a few samples for testing and q&a.
This totally smacks of a Page 2 rumor. 10 million iPhones? OLED display? The cost would be astronomical, and to order 10 million straight off the bat would be totally irresponsible and definitely un-Apple. G3? Sure. But the rest of it is crock.
Well you can wait forever, always in hopes of the next big thing around the corner...
...or you can man up and get the product and when it comes time to upgrade or replace you will have been happy the whole time.
I for one, am glad to have purchased the iPhone (right after price drop) and I would have been miserable sitting around with my old motorola reading forums month after month.![]()
The pricing of 32GB Flash and OLED makes a $500 pricepoint impossible, but I think that putting an OLED display in the higher capacity model would be a smart move.
Is it possible that iphone 2 got through the FCC approval without anyone knowing? How could apple order ANYTHING without that?
Was wondering this as well. I seem to remember Jobs saying phones had to be approved 6 months in advance by the FCC. Seems unlikely a new phone could sneak up on us.
Unless of course it doesn't show up in America first.![]()
Unless of course it doesn't show up in America first.Was wondering this as well. I seem to remember Jobs saying phones had to be approved 6 months in advance by the FCC. Seems unlikely a new phone could sneak up on us.
At least Apple will feel the rewards of the economic stimulus![]()
Was wondering this as well. I seem to remember Jobs saying phones had to be approved 6 months in advance by the FCC. Seems unlikely a new phone could sneak up on us.
Would a 3G iPhone plan be more expensive than the current EDGE iPhone plan?
If you have a 3G iPhone and there is no 3G deployment in your area does the phone go back to AT&T's EDGE network?
'3G' is the next generation mobile data technology that allows for much faster internet access on mobile phones.
I for one, am glad to have purchased the iPhone (right after price drop) and I would have been miserable sitting around with my old motorola reading forums month after month.![]()