Next Gen iPhone Specs "Leaked"
And so it begins. Today we have the first set of ‘leaked’ specs for the next generation iPhone, set for launch in June of this year.
Macrumors reports that in early May a forum poster from Chinese site Weiphone posted specs and a screenshot he claimed is the next generation iPhone. From what we can see, they’re pretty much in line with what the rumors have been saying. Faster processor, more RAM, better camera and more storage.
- Model number MB717LL
- 600MHz CPU Speed (up from 400MHz)
- 256MB RAM (up from 128MB)
- Digital Compass and FM
- 3.2 megapixel camera with auto focus
- 32GB size
- No major changes in battery, screen and external casing.
That said, the last bullet on that list is a little disappointing. The battery life of the iPhone is something almost everyone complains about. For a phone that has more apps than you could shake ten sticks at, the battery life is pretty pathetic and according to these rumors, Apple has no plans to remedy that issue. Lame.
What say ye, fact or fiction?
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not bad for a hand held device
But, real talk: wouldn't the upgraded processor and memory size actually increase the rate at which the battery is used?
Meaning, it's going to require more recharges than the previous generations of iPhones.
Dang its all Jane today.
I don't see the point in releasing a new product unless the gap in performance is going to be greater than double, it just makes it more difficult and confusing to develop for a specific device.
HTC has been offering phones with these specs for over a year now. Apple sells antiquated hardware at hardball prices. I am not amused...
Dang its all Jane today.
Is that a bad thing? Don't forget for the guys in the US office, it's only 0910. Give them a chance.
But, real talk: wouldn't the upgraded processor and memory size actually increase the rate at which the battery is used?Meaning, it's going to require more recharges than the previous generations of iPhones.
Agree. As I remember, the consumption rate of my old Dell axim 90 (624MHz) was massive compared to the 30 (300MHz or so). Course, they're a different architecture completely, but it's the only comparison I've got. That, plus the extra RAM and auto-thisthat features...all adds up to less battery life. Which you still can't replace.
Whenever an iPhone discharges the user is forced to plug it in and then iTunes pops up with the latest "appz" (usually games, farting machines and alike), so I don't see why Apple would want it's customers to recharge less often, or maybe bigger batteries are more expensive and a company that sells overpriced phones can't afford them ...
Not a bad thing at all. You do better articles than the other guys.
Not a bad thing at all. You do better articles than the other guys.
Just making sure.
I think that the processor and RAM will use newer manufacturing techniques so power usage will probably stay pretty much the same.
Anyway it seems like only a small bump in the specs.
I'm sure Apple could have improved the battery life a little but probably not by much since there's only so much space for the battery, and lowering the consumption would have ment less performance. Maybe a new screen to use less power ... Anyway I think that while people will be complaining about bettery life and non replaceable battery they'll keep buying the iPhone so it's not a real problem for Apple. Apparently the specs aren't a priority for them either, the new phones out there have 8 MP camera, 1 GHz CPU, HD video recording... Oh well
But, real talk: wouldn't the upgraded processor and memory size actually increase the rate at which the battery is used?Meaning, it's going to require more recharges than the previous generations of iPhones.
possible it all depends on the process used to create both processor and ram. kinda like a 45nm cpu uses a lot less power then a 65nm cpu does.
Whenever an iPhone discharges the user is forced to plug it in and then iTunes pops up with the latest "appz" (usually games, farting machines and alike), so I don't see why Apple would want it's customers to recharge less often, or maybe bigger batteries are more expensive and a company that sells overpriced phones can't afford them ...
huh? what version of the iPhone are you using? Think you got a knockoff... besides that i also have what they call a "phone charger" which i can skip plugging it into my computer.
HTC has been offering phones with these specs for over a year now. Apple sells antiquated hardware at hardball prices. I am not amused...
htc has some nice phones like the touch but it's not always about specs software counts too...
so much hate... with all the time you spend hating the iPhone you probably could of been going to the gym and doing something positive.
I can read chinese and this is bogus information...
Obviously a prank from chinese site.
I can read chinese and this is bogus information...Obviously a prank from chinese site.
Translate!
Translate!
Dont have time mate...
Must go to gym and then do something positive...
Dont have time mate...Must go to gym and then do something positive...
lol sad man...
For the most part.
Any device that doesn't allow me to replace the battery...and wants me to pay some obnoxious fee to have someone else open a case and replace it...is a device I will not buy.
That would be like buying a projector...and when the bulb goes bad, have to ship it in and pay 2x what the bulb is worth for someone else to open the case and screw it in.
That and for me I like having longer battery life on a phone, especially for trips. My phone, camera, and sansa all have very long battery life. I don't need to worry about them going out on me and wearing down durring the day/night.
So for the iphone its battery and replacement is just too ineficient of a notion for me to even consider. That said I'm happy for everyone who likes their gagets. To each their own.
Why would an American built product be shipped to an asian location for testing?
It's probably a knock off (with some enhanced specs)
American-built product? Ho ho ho...
Why would an American built product be shipped to an asian location for testing?It's probably a knock off (with some enhanced specs)
American-built, eh? Ever read the back of your iPhone, sir?
Why would an American built product be shipped to an asian location for testing?It's probably a knock off (with some enhanced specs)
It's probably just hacked to read that if not just photo shopped. Look at the squares around the fonts... i know that jpeg compression can make things look like that too so who knows.
The zune has a higher clocked processor, for what little its worth. The Iphone's might still be faster though.
HTC has been offering phones with these specs for over a year now. Apple sells antiquated hardware at hardball prices. I am not amused...
I had 2 HTC phones before I got the iPhone.. The HTC phones dont even come close to the quality, functionality, or usability of the iPhone.
Whenever an iPhone discharges the user is forced to plug it in and then iTunes pops up with the latest "appz" (usually games, farting machines and alike), so I don't see why Apple would want it's customers to recharge less often, or maybe bigger batteries are more expensive and a company that sells overpriced phones can't afford them ...
What are you talking about? iTunes never opens up when I plug my phone in.
This does not go into very much detail IMO. Where is the type of CPU? The CPU in the iphone is already 600mhz clocked down. Does it have the upgraded PowerVR 2? Double the ram is good and double the storage is good. No higher res screen is kind of lame. The auto focus is good but the 3.2 megapixel would be a let down. I call this article bogus and until I hear an official anouncement I won't believe it. With those specs it would still outperform the Pre.
Here is what I expect the iphone 2009 to have.
OLED higher res screen, double the storage, 5 meagpixel camera, PowerVR 2 multicore, faster CPU, and better battery.
What are you talking about? iTunes never opens up when I plug my phone in.
LOL, cracks me up, only people that never use the product talk bad about it. They want all these bells and whistles in their phone and all the newest tech, but it's never easy to use or useful.
I rather have simple and proven over super high tech.
"What are you talking about? iTunes never opens up when I plug my phone in."
if you are running vista, when you plug your phone it..it will open up a window asking what to do with the drive or USB device...
when you link it by default to itune...that will open up itune every time you plug it in.
this screen could be fake or real. but the main point is if it's just a small upgrade like this...I am not going to pay another $xxx
just to get it 10-20% faster...the only exception is the memory is now up to 32G...which can hold more of my songs..but then again...how much would all that memory chip cost?
it's not like it's a 500G notebook harddrive for $100...
it's going to be expensive to have 32G memorys.
interesting, the Toshiba phone has been at 1ghz since February? its thinner and has longer battery life, i was really hoping for some shocking specs.
it's going to be expensive to have 32G memorys.
i can get a mini sd 8gb for $20, apple can get that for about $.50-1.50
8gb of flash (i know they dont put sd cards in it, im just saying)
is hardly expensive to them at all, they just want to charge you the $20 for it still.