John Gruber over at
Daring Fireball has a pretty good track record when it comes to Apple rumors -- remember his spot-on predictions for the
unibody MacBook Pro? -- so when he's got a thing or two to say about all the
next-gen iPhone chatter, we listen. While not making any promises, he does say he'd wager quite a bit on a new model coming to WWDC, with about twice the
CPU horsepower (and possibly twice the RAM, too) as the current model. He also adds some credence to all that talk of
video recording, but makes no mention of potential
background apps and plays down any surprise
tablet or
"iPhone mini" cameos. He goes on to add release date would be
sometime in July in 16GB and 32GB varieties. We can't say we're willing to bet against him, but that doesn't mean we'll take his word as gospel. We can safely say, however, that we're anxiously waiting to see what kind of shenanigans
Schiller has in store for next month.
posted May 21st 2009 8:46PM
cool, I guess? Maybe it's me (it's probably me), but haven't nokia phones been running multiple apps and high tech camera devices? as I said maybe its me, but I am not impressed...if it had a keyboard then maybe I'd be interested.
touch phones are not suited for the "sistaz" since each one of them has nails as long as their blaby tongue... finally a phone for us only.
Seriously? What is your problem.
CPU speed can't increase drastically without some new way of saving battery life.
This is for LisaGee I have had the Sprint Instinct for over six month and I have no problem using the touchscreen but if I did that is what a stylus is for. In 2009 you would think if a person felt that way they would keep it to themselves. God bless you anyway.
How about adding HD/VGA Video-out and Bluetooth keyboard to start..
What else do we want want to hear at WWDC ?
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