I also find it interesting that Wired thinks that would be a minor upgrade, what qualifies as a major upgrade?
I want to know the same thing.
I also find it interesting that Wired thinks that would be a minor upgrade, what qualifies as a major upgrade?
Ditto. I hope the back is rubberized plastic like my Tilt.# 1.5 times the battery life of the current models
# Double the RAM and processing power
This would be enough for me to purchase a new one. The rest are just perks. The rubber backing interests me also depending on how it feels to the touch.
I saw another article like that and it talked about cosmetic changes too. Take it for what it's worth
http://www.i4u.com/article24889.html
Seems like there is somewhat of a contradiction in spec - between OLED screen and 1.5 times battery life.
Until very recently (im talking within the last couple of days), OLED screens were seen to use a considerable amount more energy than LCD screens. It is primarily for this reason that (until now) OLED screens were not really seen as large scale replacements for LCD.
So, either Apple has introduced both an OLED screen as well as an IMMENSELY improved battery (which is unlikely), or they have done one of the two. There seems to be little logic in Apple doing both. It would make a tonne more sense for them to keep the LCD screen but introduce a greatly improved battery. This alone for me, would be enough for an upgrade - battery life is my main grievance with my 3G.
Its official.....I am getting it! I can't wait now!I am doing my happy dance hahaha
Its official.....I am getting it! I can't wait now!I am doing my happy dance hahaha
hahaha... i don't buy this.
The reason this works for the notebooks is because it uses the light from the screen. But in the phone, there is a lot of stuff between the screen and the back of the phone.
Because if there's anything more official than Apple announcing the new iPhone themselves, it's a rumor with no credibility at all that says Apple will add extra bulk onto a device by putting in an illuminated logo on the back of their phone that serves no purpose...?
Drumjim85 said:Why add more RAM if we can't run apps in the background anyway?
To keep the apps we do have from crashing all the time. It will also help out safari a lot.
Agreed. But apple does tend to put design before functionality. But I agree that a glowing apple is far fetched, but I would love it!
Because if there's anything more official than Apple announcing the new iPhone themselves, it's a rumor with no credibility at all that says Apple will add extra bulk onto a device by putting in an illuminated logo on the back of their phone that serves no purpose...?
Plus it'll look too tacky IMO.
Without fail (every single time, with every single device they put out), we will all be let down with the specs of what Apple finally releases. We are always underwhelmed. For this reason, I'm already expecting less than what this list details. The new iPhone coming out in June/July will never have that many changes/improvements.
When people put out rumors of the unobtainable there is nowhere to go but down, how can Apple surprise anyone when everything but the kitchen sink is rumored to be in the next iPhone?
Like what? I'm not disagreeing with you, just wondering what you're specifically thinking?maybe the could suprise us by giving us features European phones have had for 5 years?