Shouldn't this be on page 2? If we don't know anything or if there's no track record, that sounds like page 2 material.
Shouldn't this be on page 2? If we don't know anything or if there's no track record, that sounds like page 2 material.
MP doesn't matter as long as the optics are good.
Well, considering we are students, we aren't printing these for billboards. Neither are we shooting portraits to fill the walls with half-naked wonder at the Abercrombie and Fitch. These are to be viewed rather close-up at the student exhibition gallery for our senior shows.
As for signal to noise ratios, see my OP. I recognize that the iPhone has a tiny sensor only millimeters across, as do many other cell phones. I stated that I wish they could somehow enlarge the sensor so that the noise would be reduced. We just ended up diverging onto a tangent about SLRs because someone made the statement that megapixels are completely unimportant and that only optics matter which is a ridiculous statement. As for a solution, I would look towards what Sony has sone with the T900 and previous series in that line. 12mp, 4x optical zoom in a package about as thin as an iPhone using a sort of periscope.
Now I'm not looking for something that crazy, but I'd be more than happy with 5mp 2x optical zoom. There have been advances recently into micro zoom and focusing units which basically behave like muscular membranes that are rather bleeding edge and amazing. I'm sure that it will be many years before these make it into cell phones but this is the sort of advanced tech that I hope Apple is looking into.
Wait- if the updates are limited to this, why are all those video editing images and what not found in the os 3.0?
Yet the current iPhone even has a chip capable of receiving FM. The new chip is said to also support transmitting FM. So that backs up this rumor.
http://www.9to5mac.com/broadcom-BCM4329-iphone-802.11n-FM
Sounds like a nice amount of RAM(heck my aging Mac is only 1.25Gbs)
Still a 3.2MP camera is a little weak, I hope we see improved software usage of the camera. Also no new battery is troubling...again, hope software can make it last longer.
32GB sounds good though!
obviously another person that thinks phones should take quality pictures![]()
5mp sounds like the upper limit with current tech. Anything above that I'd like to see some improvement in light gathering of the pixels. (I know some newer cellphones have gone much higher)
Meh. If those specs are true, it's not even enough to get me to upgrade from my original (EDGE) iPhone. And I do want to upgrade. A faster CPU is nice, but some web pages can take over 10x as long to load as on a desktop machine, using WiFi even.
I'll wait for 3.5G/4G data, an 800 MHz CPU (or multicore), and a higher resolution screen (720x480 would be good). I'm much more excited about the 3.0 software and mythical "media tablet" than the new iPhone hardware described here.
I do wish the iPhone was more like a point and shoot camera in quality. I don't have a camera that I can just throw in my pocket that takes decent shots. My SLR doesn't fit. I'd prefer to not purchase another camera, but I've been considering it, especially since they're so ridiculously cheap nowadays. Although thats just another thing to throw in the pocket...
i like the first one, just the camera is tooooooooooo bulky, get rid of that piece of crap and keep something simple, i know zoom can be added to the iphone (jail break apps make it happen) just keep the camera the way it is and add the zoom feature and will be good to go, and i love the ichat camera (great work on this version if it ever comes)
as for the second pic its wack, looks like it will be easy to break![]()
so the chinese have at&t as a carrier?
Not interested unless they put in an OLED screen. .
Funny man
I still think 5MP with good optics is not too much to ask
Then you won't be buying because Apple won't be putting an OLED screen in there. Why? Consumers - the real people who buy this stuff - don't care one whit about it.
"No major changes in battery, screen and external casing"? So basically that means the case cracking, light leaking, and numerous screen defects will still be there? If this is true I will not even bother upgrading to the new model, I'll just be selling off my current iPhone and switching to the Pre. It's hard to believe that Apple wouldn't address these obviously widespread issues in a new model, but then again it's hard to believe they haven't been addressed TEN MONTHS after release.