ya, look what i found!!!
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are you being facetious? that's not the new iphone. it's a knock off, the wrong apple logo is a dead give-a-way. fasicous
i would hate an iphone nano. whats the point? someone, please please, enlighten me!
That would mean a significant update for the 2,1. Also maybe the 2,1 is coming sooner than June? Maybe the upcoming Super Bowl Apple ad is for this iPhone?Explained a bit here:
The differences between the iPhone and the iPhone 3G were obviously not deemed to be large enough to separate them.
Name: iPhone 3g Pro
Mem: 16GB, 32GB
WiFi: 802.11 b,g,n
Cameras: Front and Back, both supporting video capture mode, 4MB pixel
Screen: 3.5 inch LED, 540 by 360 resolution (special graphic drivers will ensure backward compatability with 480 by 320)
Yes...I know...these are easy predictions...what's on your wish list?
Guess this is a good example of people who have no sense of humour at all..
Copy/paste and MMS =/= Hardware enhancement.
It DOES look very suspicious. The only people that really need to delete individual calls are people who are cheating on their gfs/bfs/spouses. I would figure that the security pin# lock should be sufficient enough to hide any personal information, in the same way that user log-ins do for Mac OS X. It's probably part of Job's agenda to keep the iPhone pure and untainted, like not having porn apps. I could see him spinning it as "not needing to delete history" being that there's up to 16GB worth of space on the phones, perhaps up to 32GB when the new one comes out. I'd actually like to be able to keep longer phone call histories in my opinion, like Safari does for internet histories in Mac OS X.
I'd like to see you complain to your significant other about how you can't delete individual calls (assuming you have one).
People keep assuming the "iPhone Nano" (doubt it will be called that) will be a scaled down version of the iPhone but that doesn't have to be the case. Just like the current iPod Nanos, it will be just as powerful or more powerful than the current iPhones. I'm betting this "2,1" phone is the next big step hardware-wise which means all of us iPhone owners already have "iPhone Nanos."
Why is this news? Apple is testing a new phone. I can tell you this, it's going to come out in June 2009. lol...
Can anyone explain the numbering on this?
It DOES look very suspicious. The only people that really need to delete individual calls are...
I didn't quite see it coming either (but I did speculate on two different iPhone models, the lower-end one basically what the iPhone is now). I think this is most likely what will end up happening.Very interesting perspective, but "ouch" on the last line. Bet no one saw that coming! But it is true.
The iPod touch uses two flash chips, the iPhone can only use one due to space restrictions. So the iPhone will always be one step down in capacity relative to the iPod touch.what do you guys think the possibility is of introducing a 32gb iphone? It's possible with the touch, why hasn't it been brought down to the iphone?
The iPod touch uses two flash chips, the iPhone can only use one due to space restrictions. So the iPhone will always be one step down in capacity relative to the iPod touch.
I do hope that this is a bigger upgrade than the classic to the 3G. I'd love to have a reason to upgrade from my classic, and 3G and GPS (and plastic) weren't enough for me.
While competitors try to recreate a "me too" device by copying the iPhone in its current iteration, Apple is (hopefully) working on packing their next generation models with proprietary power efficient Multi-Core CPUs and GPUs. While Tim Cook stated that Apple's advantage is that they look at the iPhone as a software platform before a hardware platform, this statement may be another one of Apple's clever deterrents while they blindside the copy cat competition.
I do hope that this is a bigger upgrade than the classic to the 3G. I'd love to have a reason to upgrade from my classic, and 3G and GPS (and plastic) weren't enough for me.
While competitors try to recreate a "me too" device by copying the iPhone in its current iteration, Apple is (hopefully) working on packing their next generation models with proprietary power efficient Multi-Core CPUs and GPUs. While Tim Cook stated that Apple's advantage is that they look at the iPhone as a software platform before a hardware platform, this statement may be another one of Apple's clever deterrents while they blindside the copy cat competition.
There is a single 32GB flash chip available now though - that's what sparked the discussion of a 32GB iPhone and a 64GB iPod touch.
Plastic? what do you think your first gen phone is made of?
Plastic? what do you think your first gen phone is made of?