I consider this update a minor revision, imo.
It'll be made out of cardboard
It'll be made out of cardboard
Apple has been listening and most will be pleasantly surprised ... All will be surprised.
Anything less than this and I'm sticking with my nokia
Of course, it would need a really thin keyboard design that's similar to the flat keyboards desktop mac's come with to give it that Apple touch but otherwise, I think this is the perfect phone design. A combined touch screen and pop out querty keyboard.
Why then not take the N97...even more ergonomic
I'm seriously considered that exact phone if it's affordable on contract. I wouldn't want something as stingy as the iPhone contract, I get more minutes and texts for £15pm than I'd get for £30 with the O2s contracts and I'm with O2 to start with.
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Honestly, I don't think there will be much changed on the exterior. If anything the back of the iPhone may be altered/updated some how but right now, there's not going to be much updated. I don't think you'll see too much inside updated as well. I consider this update a minor revision, imo.
Actually I disagree, the 3G was a big update and opened the door to many many people (including myself) to getting the phone. While the actual number of changes/updates in the iPhone 3g was technically small, it was a large update (quantity vs quality). As was the OS. I think the next update in June will be smaller. Rumors seem to be swirling around about apple updating the camera and may be a few other features but I don't think we'll see anything different then what was already announced for 3.0. That is most of the updates will be software not hardware.Doubt it....I mean the 3G was a pretty small updates...this new iPhone will need to be "big" admittedly, it can't be to big without ditching the old iPhone, but I think it will be bigger the EDGE iPhone to 3G iPhone