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1. faster processor/ dual core processor

2. faster gpu
3. more ram
4. gorilla glass on the back
5. better scratch-proofing
 
How about:

-2GB RAM
-Intel Core 2 Duo
-15 megapixel camera
-1080p recording
-128GB storage
-512MB VRAM
-1080p Front facing camera
-3G Facetime
-Colors (Red, blue, purple!) :D:D
 
How about:

-2GB RAM 5 years
-Intel Core 2 Duo seriously?
-15 megapixel camera 5 years
-1080p recording 2 years
-128GB storage 4 years
-512MB VRAM Possibly this refresh
-1080p Front facing camera 5 years, at least
-3G Facetime this year
-Colors (Red, blue, purple!) :D:Dnever

just what I think....

as far as 1 change, I'd choose more storage. 32GB just isn't cutting it....
 
How about:

-2GB RAM
-Intel Core 2 Duo
-15 megapixel camera
-1080p recording
-128GB storage
-512MB VRAM
-1080p Front facing camera
-3G Facetime
-Colors (Red, blue, purple!) :D:D

You forgot the associated increased battery [size] to support said features. ;)

Somehow glass on a handheld (device) doesn't always work -- for various clumsy reasons.

The scratch proof glass thing would be nice. (And do away with the glass on the back, lest you increase the price of the overall phone and have the same type of glass back.)
 
Having a difficult time counting to one?:p

For me, like many others it would be an improved notification system.


One change leads to another. :p

I guess the one thing I would change would be the design. If they seriously combined the 3GS design with a retina display, front facing camera with 720p recording, and the 512MB of RAM, I would become Steve Jobs slave. :3
 
One change leads to another. :p

I guess the one thing I would change would be the design. If they seriously combined the 3GS design with a retina display, front facing camera with 720p recording, and the 512MB of RAM, I would become Steve Jobs slave. :3
Once you get the iPhone 4 and use it you'll most likely decide the design is better than the 3GS.
 
As a person who only had an iPhone 2G for a year, what's so bad about the notifications?
 
As a person who only had an iPhone 2G for a year, what's so bad about the notifications?

Notifications (like those for the Messages App) steal focus from applications.

When a notification comes up, you can either follow an action that the notification provides (like opening the Messages app to read a text message) or you have to ignore the notification.

These notifications also interrupt whatever you are doing. If you're playing a game, the game will pause.

Other operating systems put notifications into the background, so that they don't interrupt whatever you are doing.

You can come back to them when you are ready (and in any order - something iOS REALLY doesn't cope with).
 
Since your question was abount iPhone 4 (hardware); the antenna. If it is about iOS; the notification system.

1. faster processor/ dual core processor

2. faster gpu
3. more ram
4. gorilla glass on the back
5. better scratch-proofing

One thing! and isn't 4 & 5 the same thing.

How about:

-2GB RAM
-Intel Core 2 Duo
-15 megapixel camera
-1080p recording
-128GB storage
-512MB VRAM
-1080p Front facing camera
-3G Facetime
-Colors (Red, blue, purple!) :D:D

Seriously?
 
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