Not sure but can we assume MobileMe will be up by then?
Not sure but can we assume MobileMe will be up by then?
In two years, what will happen to the iPhone? Obviously it's not going away, but what changes will be made? Will there be different versions of it? Will there ever be a CDMA version? What will happen?
In 2 years, the iPhone will have a special hardware button. Upon pressing the button, you can hear Steve Jobs say .... "Boom"!
I wonder if we will see the start of an evolution in the world of cell phones where there is truly world coverage without roaming fees or access issues. One phone for all networks.In two years, what will happen to the iPhone? Obviously it's not going away, but what changes will be made? Will there be different versions of it? Will there ever be a CDMA version? What will happen?
Not sure but can we assume MobileMe will be up by then?
That is what I call optimism.Two years from now Steve Jobs will announce the iPhone 4G. It'll start with 64GB and 128GB of memory. It'll run an iPhone OS and the new eleventh version of Mac's operating system. It'll also have Intel Atom quad-core processors and a 3.8" screen, One more bonus is a 10 megapixel camera with video, Apple's finally realized the photographer's appeal to the iPhone. Finally, it'll get 50 hours of audio, 15 hours of video, 10 hours of web browsing, and 25 hours of 4G talktime. Apple will announce that this is their last phone on ATT, and it'll be available in GSM and CDMA versions, for ATT and Verizon. Verizon will be the exclusive carrier for the rest of the iPhone's lifespan
I would say it would be on eBay as people prepare to buy the iPhone version released in 2010.
Two years from now Steve Jobs will announce the iPhone 4G. It'll start with 64GB and 128GB of memory. It'll run an iPhone OS and the new eleventh version of Mac's operating system. It'll also have Intel Atom quad-core processors and a 3.8" screen, One more bonus is a 10 megapixel camera with video, Apple's finally realized the photographer's appeal to the iPhone. Finally, it'll get 50 hours of audio, 15 hours of video, 10 hours of web browsing, and 25 hours of 4G talktime. Apple will announce that this is their last phone on ATT, and it'll be available in GSM and CDMA versions, for ATT and Verizon. Verizon will be the exclusive carrier for the rest of the iPhone's lifespan
I'm not trying to spread any rumors, but...