Let's see:
- New screen with several new technologies possible including in-cell, IGZO and gorilla glass 2.
- New housing with full metal back. 1.2mm thinner.
- New battery with a different chemistry.
- LTE
- First non refresh iOS device with 32nm processor. All rumors say more than just an A5 die shrink.
- New dock connector.
- New headphone jack location.
- FaceTime camera moved.
- Thinner top and bottom bezels.
- New smaller SIM standard.
- Possible NFC.
- Possible 1GB RAM.
This is the most drastic generational change since it launched. I don't know what else you guys are expecting, and neither do you. Everyone fails to come up with an answer as to what would constitute a drastic change except a huge screen. Well, that's a user preference thing. Not everyone is going to be receptive to a 4.7" screen coming from a 3.5" screen so get over that idea.
i hope by the time the iPhone 10 comes out we finally get a notification indicator led which my siemens from 2003 and every other smartphone is capable off *sigh*
All these leaks are either a big red herring or Apple new security measures royally suck.
All True. It will sell Millions. You're going to love the IZGO In-Cell.![]()
I'm really not interested. iPhone users have been fed the same product with tweaks here and there for years now, and if you ask me the iPhone is no where near deserving of being called an "elite phone" anymore. The iPhone (and its operating system iOS) line has gone stale and I for one wont upgrade my iPhone 4. What exactly are Apple doing to innovate or push through new technology in the iPhone? A 0.5" screen increase, probably a slightly faster processor, little more RAM maybe, and a very boring upgraded iOS 6 that I would consider iOS 5.5. The iPhone no longer offers unique selling points, Android phone are more than capable nowadays and surpass the iPhone in many ways.
They will still ship millions though.
Let's see:
- New screen with several new technologies possible including in-cell, IGZO and gorilla glass 2.
- New housing with full metal back. 1.2mm thinner.
- New battery with a different chemistry.
- LTE
- First non refresh iOS device with 32nm processor. All rumors say more than just an A5 die shrink.
- New dock connector.
- New headphone jack location.
- FaceTime camera moved.
- Thinner top and bottom bezels.
- New smaller SIM standard.
- Possible NFC.
- Possible 1GB RAM.
This is the most drastic generational change since it launched. I don't know what else you guys are expecting, and neither do you. Everyone fails to come up with an answer as to what would constitute a drastic change except a huge screen. Well, that's a user preference thing. Not everyone is going to be receptive to a 4.7" screen coming from a 3.5" screen so get over that idea.
If I was apple and I wanted to keep the new design of my IPhone secret without questions I would leak false information. If I could supply pictures and in some cases parts using a prototype or a purposely designed fake iPhone I would. The way I would do it is to find where my best potential for leaks would be and give false information to those people. So like Foxconn employees would think one thing while the truth is something else. I'm not saying they are doing this but it wouldnt be hard, it wouldn't take a lot of effort and we see how effective false information is, governments do it all the time. If I was Apple I without question would do it. I won't be shocked in October when they show the real phone and it's totally different. Yes October cause September is just a rumor right now also.
We've all seen the iPhone Nano. It's a smaller version of the new iPhone, it's called the iPhone 4(S).
I like the headphone jack on bottom that's nice cause wires always get in way. I like longer screen but I wish it was edge to edge. I find that TV'sedge to edge look so nice I think a phone would benefit as well. What will the new iPhone offer that no other phones offer? That is the question I worry about. They usually add something each time. I have a feeling this one will be huge. I think it's going to involve adding the use of another sense while using your iPhone.
The amount of leaks is getting ridiculous.
The amount of leaks that don't really tell us anything is ridiculous.
It would be awesome to think that Tim doubled down on secrecy by releasing leaks of a fake iPhone 5 to cover up the actual one. I'm doubtful though considering the amount of leaks. We will just have to wait and see on September 12th.
... if you ask me the iPhone is no where near deserving of being called an "elite phone" anymore ...
I for one will make a boatload of money off this new stretch phone. I will short apple stock very heavily and make gazillions =)
I will not buy this **** even if it costs around $99 I will stick with my iphone 4 until they realise that TC is a new Sculley and kick him to the curb.
Then they can present something new next year that people actually want.
I think the stock price target is at around $500 because of large holdings by institutional investors whom are incompetent and bought 2 billion dollars worth of FB. But if they panic after a $100 shave, we could dip down to 480-475....
The iPad mini will offset some of loss from this coming fiasco.
If I am wrong, I will post photos of me eating raw fish!![]()
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However, Foxconn employees are making the actual devices right now as we speak, so they would know whether there is a "real" other device being sold, and likely would have leaked it, as well. They aren't going to make millions of "fake" products, or be able to produce millions of a different design without details coming out. For all we know, last year's "teardrop" phone was an intentional leak by Apple to gauge public reaction for such a design that we may or may not see in the future.
I'm not sure what people are expecting. Apple usually doesn't make radical changes to its products once they are released. Its innovations are usually in the form of new product lines. The iMac is the biggest single exception to this, but for the most part you can take the current versions of the rest of the Mac, iPhone, iPad, and iPod lines, place them next to the originals, and the originals wouldn't look out of place.
What will be interesting to see is if Apple moves away from the annual update cycle for the iPhone. The pace of evolution is accelerating, and the 4S showed explosive growth its first two quarters before stalling somewhat last quarter (and undoubtedly even more this quarter with the new iPhone release fast approaching). Perhaps we may see more frequent, but more evolutionary updates (which is essentially Samsung's approach if we treat the Nexus and Galaxy S lines as a tick-tock). That always leaves Samsung something "fresh" on the horizon, and gives them a chance to experiment a bit. It obviously has worked for Samsung, so Apple could make it work, as well.
How would you hold the phone comfortably without touching the screen if it was edge-to-edge. I'm sure Apple wants that too, but it's just not realistic with our current technology. They try to implement accidental-touch protocols where certain touches are ignored, but it still affects the overall usability of the product. So a bezel/edge is necessary for good usability.
You're really not a long-time Apple user, are you? Apple keeps their product lines CLEAN and SIMPLE. They don't add fluff for the sake of adding fluff, that's not their strategy, but that easily happens on completing [Android] platforms because those companies are desperate to differentiate themselves from each other. Apple only has to complete with itself on most levels.
If you're interesting in a messy product line with lots of bells and whistles, then go Android. What's stopping you? It's there waiting for you. If you want a clean, simple, well-designed and well-executed platform that just works, then iOS/iPhone is a great choice, as voted on by millions of wallets around the world.
If you have suggestions for Apple, then don't waste your time here. Put them in writing at www.apple.com/feedback/
Let's see:
- New screen with several new technologies possible including in-cell, IGZO and gorilla glass 2.
- New housing with full metal back. 1.2mm thinner.
- New battery with a different chemistry.
- LTE
- First non refresh iOS device with 32nm processor. All rumors say more than just an A5 die shrink.
- New dock connector.
- New headphone jack location.
- FaceTime camera moved.
- Thinner top and bottom bezels.
- New smaller SIM standard.
- Possible NFC.
- Possible 1GB RAM.
This is the most drastic generational change since it launched. I don't know what else you guys are expecting, and neither do you. Everyone fails to come up with an answer as to what would constitute a drastic change except a huge screen. Well, that's a user preference thing. Not everyone is going to be receptive to a 4.7" screen coming from a 3.5" screen so get over that idea.
However, Foxconn employees are making the actual devices right now as we speak, so they would know whether there is a "real" other device being sold, and likely would have leaked it, as well. They aren't going to make millions of "fake" products, or be able to produce millions of a different design without details coming out. For all we know, last year's "teardrop" phone was an intentional leak by Apple to gauge public reaction for such a design that we may or may not see in the future.
I'm not sure what people are expecting. Apple usually doesn't make radical changes to its products once they are released. Its innovations are usually in the form of new product lines. The iMac is the biggest single exception to this, but for the most part you can take the current versions of the rest of the Mac, iPhone, iPad, and iPod lines, place them next to the originals, and the originals wouldn't look out of place.
What will be interesting to see is if Apple moves away from the annual update cycle for the iPhone. The pace of evolution is accelerating, and the 4S showed explosive growth its first two quarters before stalling somewhat last quarter (and undoubtedly even more this quarter with the new iPhone release fast approaching). Perhaps we may see more frequent, but more evolutionary updates (which is essentially Samsung's approach if we treat the Nexus and Galaxy S lines as a tick-tock). That always leaves Samsung something "fresh" in the marketplace, and gives them a chance to experiment a bit. It obviously has worked for Samsung, so Apple could make it work, as well. I wouldn't be surprised to see the 4 become the new "budget" model in the US and Western Europe, with the 4S in the same role as today's iPhone 4. If Apple switches to a quicker cycle, they could alternate between updates (e.g. 4S updated to add LTE or NFC in March 2013, "iPhone 5" updated September 2013).
At the same time, I assume that the iPhone 4 will increasingly supplant the 3GS as the "base" model. They may leave the 3GS as a cheap phone for emerging markets like Africa, or even China where they are struggling to sell more expensive phones.
I for one will make a boatload of money off this new stretch phone. I will short apple stock very heavily and make gazillions =)
I will not buy this **** even if it costs around $99 I will stick with my iphone 4 until they realise that TC is a new Sculley and kick him to the curb.
Then they can present something new next year that people actually want.
I think the stock price target is at around $500 because of large holdings by institutional investors whom are incompetent and bought 2 billion dollars worth of FB. But if they panic after a $100 shave, we could dip down to 480-475....
The iPad mini will offset some of loss from this coming fiasco.
If I am wrong, I will post photos of me eating raw fish!![]()
Steve would have never allowed this, and after Tim saying he was doubling down on security, i seriously don't think this will be the new iPhone at all, we will all be amazed on Sep 12th.
I don't get it though - trolling's not meant to be about just making yourself look stupid is it?