Doesn't this look like the photographer?
Fake, real... whatever. Let's talk about what a new iPhone might have. 3G. maybe 802.11n. Bluetooth 2.1. Hey, that's a LOT of antennas there! You might want two separated ones for the N alone. The current phone has a tiny plastic section for antennas. It makes sense to go to a full plastic back. And oh, let's fix that stupid recessed earphone jack. Maybe by putting a nice flat kind of thing all around the edge of the phone, like the picture seems to have...
Totally TACKY and I hope to god it does not look like that. The black is OK but High Gloss??? It will scratch way to easy and show scuffs. Flat/Matte black would be acceptable and it depends on what the front looks like. The silver bezel has GOT to go!!!
Nope, I would have to say that this is someone's fantasy photo shop again!
Didn't apple file a patent for a ceramic material a few years back? If I remember right, the benefits were durability and transparancy to radio waves. This could result in a very durable product - the space shuttle's tiles are made of ceramic. If the photo isn't fake, I bet we are seeing a glossy ceramic surface for the next iphone.
They should make the Apple logo glow, as they do on the Macbooks... That would be cool -- only if it doesn't take any MORE battery power...
They should make the Apple logo glow, as they do on the Macbooks... That would be cool -- only if it doesn't take any MORE battery power...
Doesn't this look like the photographer?
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Doesn't this look like the photographer?
It would be very neat, but a very dumb move. Any light on any portable devise draws power and on a phone, power is especially important. I think they'll keep the mirror looking apple logo.
I think I remember reading something about that, but I do have to question, what the hell would happen if you dropped it??? Ceramic breaks into pieces when dropped, plastic cracks, dents, and chips for the most part. Ceramic isn't that durable over plastic. I'd have to think that it would also add weight to the product, which would be a big no no for them.
The light on the MB(P) is actually the screen backlight. This would not be possible on the phone as there are internals in the way.
If it were clear or somewhat opaque, it would just be illuminated by the screens backlight - no extra battery power needed. I'd be all for it.
That cartoony black/white combination seems too tacky for apple, even if I were to believe this was not a fake.
Doesn't this look like the photographer?
Doesn't this look like the photographer?
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However, I'm skeptical if this is real, because if you look at the reflection of the computer at the top, it shows the iTunes screen as if an iPhone was connected. Maybe the person has another iPhone or an iPod Touch which is connected, but this one is certainly not.