Well folks, Apple has done it again! Apple has managed to improve its already dominant smart phone. As it turns out, the prototype model that the popular web site Gizmodo obtained and then leaked several weeks ago was the new iphone 4.
The new phone is noticeably thinner and reportedly has an even higher resolutions screen than the current version. Wow!
The phone is 0.37" inches deep versus the 3G's 0.48" inches and is slightly narrower. It weighs approximately 4.8 ounces and the overall design screams elegance.
The phone is 0.37" inches deep versus the 3G's 0.48" inches and is slightly narrower. It weighs approximately 4.8 ounces and the overall design screams elegance.
It also appears to have a front facing camera which can be increased.
The iPhone 4 will be available in two colors: black and white.
The phone will be available for sale at the end of June.
The competition just never has a chance to catch up!
Recently there has been a revelation along with several complaints about loss of the calling signal and dropped calls in the the device. Apple responded by offering an explanation of the antenna's perimeter design as well as a possible flaw in the strength signal bar display. At a special media conference Steve Jobs assured customers and offered full return amounts as well as free plastic casings that should elevate the problem.
The iPhone 4 is still a big hit, but because of production issues the white version of the handset won't be available until later this year
Recently there has been a revelation along with several complaints about loss of the calling signal and dropped calls in the the device. Apple responded by offering an explanation of the antenna's perimeter design as well as a possible flaw in the strength signal bar display. At a special media conference Steve Jobs assured customers and offered full return amounts as well as free plastic casings that should elevate the problem.
The iPhone 4 is still a big hit, but because of production issues the white version of the handset won't be available until later this year
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