iPhone 2
Any leaks on what the next generation iPhone from Apple will have? Hopefully HSDPA 3.6? 😲
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I cannot for the life of me remember where I saw it, but one of the sites (possible engadget?) had an article in which they were guessing a timeframe of April-May 2008 for the 3G version. I sincerely hope they are wrong....
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Found it - from CNN.com
"This strategy would fit with iPhones, which look set to run over slower 2.5G networks, possibly until March 2008, analysts say."
Full Article:
http://www.cnn.com/2007/TECH/biztech/07/05/o2.iphone ... »
"This strategy would fit with iPhones, which look set to run over slower 2.5G networks, possibly until March 2008, analysts say."
Full Article:
http://www.cnn.com/2007/TECH/biztech/07/05/o2.iphone ... »
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No way am I waiting until March/April to upgrade!!!
Hey, I betcha the next iPhone will have 16GB's of internal memory also.
Do you rememeber 2 or 3 months ago, reading an article on PhoneScoop about Samsung developing 16GB nand memory? I think it's very possible that there will be a 16GB iPhone before summer of '09.
Personally I'm waiting for AT&T to launch MobileTv, supposedly 4th qtr this year.
Hey, I betcha the next iPhone will have 16GB's of internal memory also.
Do you rememeber 2 or 3 months ago, reading an article on PhoneScoop about Samsung developing 16GB nand memory? I think it's very possible that there will be a 16GB iPhone before summer of '09.
Personally I'm waiting for AT&T to launch MobileTv, supposedly 4th qtr this year.
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Jayshmay said:
Personally I'm waiting for AT&T to launch MobileTv, supposedly 4th qtr this year.
How many ways is ATT going to launch tv on a phone? We already have CingularVideo and MobiTV, whats next?!?!
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honestly, if you have an iPhone, would you pay for tv? when you get limited Youtube.com and iTunes shows (limited) for, gasp, FREE?? No way am I paying for tv on a cell phone just yet. Not worth it.
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I thought I read somewhere about a projected 3G model by the end of the year. Maybe that was wishfull thinking. 😕
We may see it sooner than expected though. Most of what i have read said that they might as well not bother attempting to sell a 2.5G phone in europe or asia so that may force the hand on a 3G device.
We may see it sooner than expected though. Most of what i have read said that they might as well not bother attempting to sell a 2.5G phone in europe or asia so that may force the hand on a 3G device.
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guy montag is right..there's no way the marketing geniuses at apple will launch a 2g headset in europe..no 1 will buy it...hence the 1million+ sales so far in the US im sure Apple knows exactly what to do...they know their target market...so...Iphone Europe on Tmobile or Voda will be 3g
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what makes you so sure of this? proof, please. americans would be pissed at a 3G iPhone for europe, but not USA. I don't think it'll happen.
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Euro iPhone launch will reveal 3G handset for Vodafone, T-Mobile
By Guy Kewney, Newswireless.net [More by this author]
29th June 2007 15:36 GMT
Receive the day's biggest stories by email, sign up here A new 3G (European) version of the iPhone will be launched Monday in the UK by Apple - in a joint promotion with Vodafone, T-Mobile of Germany, and Carphone Warehouse. It should answer the disappointment with the US version of the iPhone which has been widely slammed for its poor performance as a phone.
Hints of the European launch emerged yesterday when Bill Condie of the London Evening Standard tipped Vodafone to be the official carrier, which will be confirmed Monday. But Voda is just part of the picture, with Apple going for a thre...
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By Guy Kewney, Newswireless.net [More by this author]
29th June 2007 15:36 GMT
Receive the day's biggest stories by email, sign up here A new 3G (European) version of the iPhone will be launched Monday in the UK by Apple - in a joint promotion with Vodafone, T-Mobile of Germany, and Carphone Warehouse. It should answer the disappointment with the US version of the iPhone which has been widely slammed for its poor performance as a phone.
Hints of the European launch emerged yesterday when Bill Condie of the London Evening Standard tipped Vodafone to be the official carrier, which will be confirmed Monday. But Voda is just part of the picture, with Apple going for a thre...
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Wow i never even read this article...i just put primary knowledge(living in europe) and secondary knowledge (marketing BSBA) together and figured it out....
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well well well. Thanks a lot, Steve Jobs. Oh, and by the way, FIX MY FRIGGIN iPOD!
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