Some more iPhone rumors. This at least sounds neat, even if it's not real.
http://www.noheat.com/2006/10/18/apple-iphone-feature-leaks/#
Touch sensitive display that is behind what appears to be a black plastic face. This could be a new technology that minimizes the fingerprints on the screen, which would of course explain the delays in the long rumored full screen iPod (they are perfecting a new display covering/touch screen technology).
Claims that it's got lots of PDA features, including email and chat with data connectivity via WiFi. Plus, it'll be a remote for several Apple products (some unreleased).
Now, if it's close to the size of my nano, has 4gb of storage for music, looks as cool as it sounds like it does, has wifi for data connectivity and remote control of my Mac/other Apple products (AirTunes remote finally?), and works with my cell carrier (Sprint) I'm all over it. I'd be doubly likely to get one if the WiFi handset could be used for Skye or another VOIP service when in range of an open (or properly configured) hotspot. Sadly I think that they won't have a model that works on Sprints network, which is a bummer as they have the best coverage in my area, so I'm unlikely to switch to another company.
http://www.noheat.com/2006/10/18/apple-iphone-feature-leaks/#
Touch sensitive display that is behind what appears to be a black plastic face. This could be a new technology that minimizes the fingerprints on the screen, which would of course explain the delays in the long rumored full screen iPod (they are perfecting a new display covering/touch screen technology).
Claims that it's got lots of PDA features, including email and chat with data connectivity via WiFi. Plus, it'll be a remote for several Apple products (some unreleased).
Now, if it's close to the size of my nano, has 4gb of storage for music, looks as cool as it sounds like it does, has wifi for data connectivity and remote control of my Mac/other Apple products (AirTunes remote finally?), and works with my cell carrier (Sprint) I'm all over it. I'd be doubly likely to get one if the WiFi handset could be used for Skye or another VOIP service when in range of an open (or properly configured) hotspot. Sadly I think that they won't have a model that works on Sprints network, which is a bummer as they have the best coverage in my area, so I'm unlikely to switch to another company.
