3G iPhone Coming in Second Quarter of 2008
Apple is known to be very secretive about its unannounced products, and this trend isn’t about to change. According to Bank of America however, Apple’s next generation iPhone will be released sometime between now and summer of this year. The new iPhone is not to be confused with the recent announcement of the iPhone 2.0 firmware but is in fact, a brand new iPhone supporting 3G.
Highly anticipated, users have been asking for a 3G iPhone even before the release of the original was announced. According to Apple and AT&T however, 3G networks were not ready and AT&T has been rushing to upgrade its cellular network to 3G in the last year. Using technology based on EDGE, current iPhone users can access the Internet wherever they go, but suffer from slow speeds. 3G iPhones will potentially offer users up to 2mbit/sec. transfer rates.
In a report released by Bank of America analyst Scott Craig, Apple will have an major increase in iPhone product sometime in June.
"Our latest channel checks point to a significant production build of a 3G iPhone beginning in the month of June after an initial small build in May," said Craig.
This coincides with a previous announcement made by AT&T last year, indicating that its networks will be ready for a 3G iPhone release in 2008.
Despite mentioning a small build in May, Craig said that Apple’s production is by no means a small amount. Expected production levels are 3 million 3G iPhones starting in May followed by more than 8 million sometime in the 3rd quarter of the year.
iPhone sales have been extremely successful for Apple, having sold more than 4 million units to date, with an expectation to hit 10 million by year’s end. The phone has been so successful in fact, that Microsoft’s mobile development team is starting to poke around in the iPhone SDK. The software giant mentioned that the team is looking into ways where it can take advantage of Apple’s intuitive phone and growing user base.
Seems to me if he implemented his invention "via the internet", the internet would have existed before his invention. Logic > you.
"Inventor of the internet is english. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tim_Berners-Lee"
Uh no. Tim Berners Lee invented the World Wide Web, not The Internet. You do know the difference right?
And btw, me and Al Gore invented the internet. Now bow down.
2 millibits? I did not know you could have fractions of a bit!
so give me 3G, 4G, 5G, wireless synch and charge, integrate the phone into my brain - and let it play some cool shows while i dream... whatever technology new or old they want to squeeze into this "cool" device let them... if not for the iphone's sake, then maybe for the sake of competition and creative development... i sure as hell will not miss the days of bulky, software freezing, rotating and light emitting cell phones... the phone is dead, long live the iphone!
As for the iPhone ...... it is a great multi-purpose tool(phone/SMS/web/mail/maps/apps) .... the camera isn't the greatest, but then personally I fail to see the need for a camera on a phone. Look at the mobile phone output currently to be found on the likes of "YouTube", etc., even at the lowest screen size you struggle to make out the detail ....
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