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The rumors about the next-gen iPhone continue

Posted: 22 May 2009, 04:40, by Ray S.

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The rumors about the next-gen iPhone continue
We know that the next-generation iPhone is still only rumors floating about, but hey, what a hearsay these make for! MacRumors informs about speculations on the processor, which is said to be the Cortex CPU. Now, what is so great about Corty is it should be running at 600 MHz (which adds 200 MHz to the current iPhone CPU frequency). Moreover, it is actually expected to be even faster and perform 1.5 times better. The amount of memory has been doubled to a total of 256 MB to ensure shorter loading times and faster web browsing. Storage memory should also be expanded, probably to a maximum of 32 GB. In terms of design, Apple will most probably keep the current iPhone shapes, which doesn't really come as a surpise, so do not expect any revolutionary changes in this respect.

Most of this matches pretty closely other rumors coming from the iPhoneApps site, which also informs of a possible release date – July 17. It mentions that the new iPhone may feature an OLED screen, 3.2-megapixel camera, FM transmitter, increased battery life and a glowing Apple logo.

source: MacRumors and AppleiPhoneApps

The new iPhone is now officially announced - you can check the Apple iPhone 3G S Specifications here.

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1. Osukaru posted on 20 Oct 2010, 01:43

Amazing.... Glowing apple logo...... Amazing..... /Drool (Sarcasm)

4. heavybreathing posted on 22 May 2009, 13:29

Screen that clicks....oohhhhh /pre (sarcasm)

11. Dood posted on 22 May 2009, 17:19

Razr with an actual razor...awesome (not sarcasm)

13. Legion posted on 22 May 2009, 17:43

Right on dood! Razr with an actual Razor FTW!! Down with Phonearenas suppresion of free Razr with an actual Razor speech! The revolution is now!

2. YouLostTheGame posted on 22 May 2009, 12:18

I would think that a glowing Apple logo would decrease battery life. Just kinda seems like waste of battery life to me in any case. Wouldn't that battery life be better put to use, say, I dunno...MAKING CALLS?

16. E.N. posted on 22 May 2009, 18:16

The battery on the new iPhone will last 1.5 times as long as the original. I think that should answer your question

23. YouLostTheGame posted on 22 May 2009, 22:48

Actually, that's speculation bro. Until the unit actually ships, and it's been proven and documented that it lasts 1.5 times longer, then you can talk to me. Until then, you just sound like an idiot spouting off speculation you read from websites. Besides, I haven't had a phone yet that gets the actual battery usage times that the factory claims it will get.

27. E.N. posted on 23 May 2009, 15:58

So it's not speculation that the iPhone has a glowing logo on the back? Is it not speculation that there is even going to be a new iPhone? You're commenting based on speculation and Im commenting based on speculation. This whole thread is based on speculation. And if there really is a glowing logo on the back, you don't even know if the glowing back logo is powered by the phone's battery or if its just something like glow in the dark paint/plastic. You're probably getting your sources from the same places as I am. And until you hold an actual unit in your hand that has a glowing logo, then you can talk to me.

3. Howtoodo? posted on 22 May 2009, 12:34

lol glowing apple logo, hmm i wonder is this logo glow will brain wash us all while we sleep. In any case, id like to see apple swap out there intergrated batteries for individual battiers like most other cell phone makers.

25. iff2mastamatt (unregistered) posted on 23 May 2009, 15:08

Yeah, I don't know why this isn't illegal.

5. AZNphoneGeek posted on 22 May 2009, 13:39

hahaha glowing logo. hey apple, go 'green' and use glow in the dark paint. all sarcasim aside, it's really a pitty that such a cool device had to come out on such a sad 3G network.

7. Astromanaught posted on 22 May 2009, 15:08

i didnt know the iphone was on tmobile, or sprint? Just because the iphone (which doesnt get that good of reception compared to other phones) doesnt get service in your mum's basement doesnt mean att sucks. Also as for the glowing logo, why does everyone hate that? in all likelyhood it will be one smaller LED that will light when you miss a call, incoming calls, or the such. Almost EVERY PHONE HAS THIS. Apple decides to put it in the logo, so it looks cool. People need to get over hating phones because they're not PERFECT. They've come to a point where you have to get a phone that is suited for you. They all have cons and pros. no phone is perfect. Cars have been made for over 100 years and there still isnt a perfect car. color tvs have been made for almost 50 years, still not a perfect one of those either. Theres no perfect hiome. theres no pefect store. theres no perfect company. Its about geting whats right for YOU

17. E.N. posted on 22 May 2009, 18:18

People are just making fun of the logo because there really isn't anything else to make fun of. I mean the glowing logo is not a revolutionary idea but it's not really worth that much attention that it needs to be criticized

24. YouLostTheGame posted on 22 May 2009, 22:51

Yeah, except usually the flashy LED that shows a person missed a call or has a message is on the FRONT of the phone where the person using the phone can see it...not on the back, where people set there phones down on. Thanks for playing anyway though.

29. E.N. posted on 23 May 2009, 22:34

This is just based on SPECULATION but I also heard that the logo might double as a camera flash. That would be pretty cool. The flash would have to be extra bright too.

30. Dood posted on 24 May 2009, 13:53

or on the back, where people set thier phones down so they can spin it really fast to "scratch the record''.

6. driv14 posted on 22 May 2009, 15:04

its funny how you verizon/sprint/tmobile employees have to look at petty things to complain about when it comes to the Iphone because you guys simply dont have a phone that compares in any way. simple as that... say what you want about the iphone with the new software update that will be released and the features it will add to the functionality there is simply nothing wrong with the device. I'm sure for those of you who sadly live in the middle of nowhere and don't get 3g reception you will cry about the service att offers but in most of California we have great 3G coverage. I don't blame you guys for hating on the iphone, i guess i would also if I got stuck with a carrier that kept trying to release phones that they crown as "iphone killers." the fact that every company is and has been trying to do so says it all.. so keep believing in your blackberry storm and your palm pre but the fact of the matter is that iphone is simply reaching the point where it is untouchable(once the new software gets released and the new version carries flash on its web browser)... sorry chums

12. Dood posted on 22 May 2009, 17:21

I do. one word...razor.

14. Legion posted on 22 May 2009, 17:44

with an actual Razor...........

8. The Godfather (unregistered) posted on 22 May 2009, 15:40

sad you care more about the phone then the network. turd nothing is more important to any cell phone subscriber than the network it is on. If their phone doesnt get reception, drops all its calls, and doesnt send their messages.....they are walking. Hence why the I Phone still leads the industry in churn percentage. Rock on Zombie, when that one phone you depend on is now on multiple carriers, lets see what your comeback will be then. I have no problem in outselling any ATT rep with the most basic of phones when it comes to killing the i phone, I have been killing it for years.

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