yes. iPhone 4 launched in U.S, France, Germany, Japan and the UK all on the same day.
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Nah, Apple sells half of its iPhones to international markets, the vast majority of which have no commercial LTE network. LTE is a feature that could be used by only a small percentage of users.
Historically, Apple has been conservative about adopting new cellular network technologies and waited to deploy new cellular technology only when it had widespread deployment on a global basis. LTE does not have global widespread deployment at this time.
The most likely scenario would be for Apple to add HSPA+ support. HSPA+ has been widely deployed throughout the planet, with many markets enjoying their third generation HSPA+ networks. That would benefit the maximum number of users, not LTE support at this time.
That's why I'm going with Magpul Cases!!
They match my PMags
http://store.magpul.com/product/MAG451/125
I think you're absolutely right. Look at the side of the device, notice how there are ONLY volume controls a la iPod Touch. There is NO mute switch, for the iPhone . This is the new iPod Touch!!!!
True, you remember before the iPad 2, there was that case which was already there in that gadget show? It was accurate and is sold for the real device. You may be absolutely correct.
Works fine on my HP TouchPad. Dunno if Apple is planning the same for the iPhone/iPad, but it's a pretty neat thing.
I saw that article earlier on engadget and couldnt help but think that is whats going on.
I also got a text from ATT this morning saying i have been upgraded to unlimited mobile to any mobile for being a "loyal customer". My contract is up in 2 months, they're trying to keep me around when the phone drops..Touche ATT, Touche
I think someone told me, It's been moved to the other side.
Yeah, the TouchStone (got heavily discounted too) :
http://www.shopping.hp.com/store/product/product_detail/FB339AA%23ABA
Paid 30$ for the TouchStone, a bargain. The TouchPad detects when it gets put on it and swaps over to Demo mode instantly, displaying a clock instead of blanking the screen. You can then modify the Demo settings to do other things like Weather, etc.. and 3rd party apps can plug into the Demo stuff. It's really neat seriously. Something that would be nice on my next phone Apple!
Anyone who thinks that their lack of sources are above all of these sources are i-diots, get ready for a... well it's not even a surprise.
It's only surprising if you assume a redesigned iPhone 5 is about to be released.
I don't know why anyone is assuming that at this point.
The evidence seem to point mostly the other way: the next iPhone does not have a significantly redesigned appearance.
At this point, I'd say no one has a source. We'll know when it gets announced. Anyone that was right in the end will have been right only through sheer luck.
What if Apple themself set up the fake leaks so what casemanufactures think is the iPhone 5 actually is the next gen iPod Touch and the iPhone 5 will be completely different from that
power pads are or will soon become a thing of the past. There are serious radiation leak concerns that coincide with conductive wireless power. There's far better and safer wireless charging technologies available these days than those charge pads of the early 2000's and they're getting smaller by the day.
perhaps you're correct in that the current technologies are too large, but we've all seen apple's patents on incorporating it into their iMacs, perhaps they've gone one step further and figured out how to make it small enough to hide plugged into the corner outlet at this point. safe, room ranged wireless power has been around for at least 2-3 years now.