iPhone 4S makes its way into Apple's inventory system, 64GB version to make a cameo as well

5. iKingTrust (banned) posted on 30 Sep 2011, 07:53 6 1

lmfao.

12. Allday28 posted on 30 Sep 2011, 09:37 4 2

Yeah this guy thinkd the EVO 3D is god. He spews about it on all the other sites to. EVO 3D isnt even in my top 10 phones

17. iKingTrust (banned) posted on 30 Sep 2011, 11:52 2 0

the funny part is his name has 2011 in it. He will be out of date next year.

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19. erisrivera posted on 01 Oct 2011, 18:53 0 0

And so will the next iPhone.

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11. simplyj posted on 30 Sep 2011, 09:05 4 4

the Evo 3D?






hahahah, please, HTC is the worst of all android phones

14. AppleFanboy posted on 30 Sep 2011, 10:21 4 2

Yeah the 4G HTC EVO 3D, I can get 4G........when I drive to LA, NY, or Chicago....

6. iKingTrust (banned) posted on 30 Sep 2011, 07:53 2 0

so lets revamp the site. We will just comment and reply with users that have something to offer.

7. remixfa posted on 30 Sep 2011, 08:07 2 0

but then, when would you comment or reply? :)

8. remixfa posted on 30 Sep 2011, 08:08 0 0

then thats a bigger upgrade then normal.

9. tech-head posted on 30 Sep 2011, 08:20 1 0

If they do that......I'm out. Deuces.

10. roldefol posted on 30 Sep 2011, 08:36 1 1

Bigger than the 3G to 3GS upgrade you mean. 3GS to 4 was a big leap. The screen alone was a selling point.

Really though, based on past behavior, what if that's all they do? Upgrade the iP4 hardware to 2011 tech and otherwise leave it alone? The iP4 still sells big (3 of my family members have bought them this year), so why mess with success? They don't need to convert Android users, they just need to keep reeling in featurephone users and current Apple fans. Offer the phones on Sprint and/or T-mo and they'll still grow their market share.

I'm not trying to defend (possible) lack of progress, but Apple doesn't really need to release an all-new phone. That's the market today.

15. taco50 (banned) posted on 30 Sep 2011, 10:29 0 0

Well what exactly are the gigantic leaps on android upgrades? Aren't they just a bump in specs?

Also a lot more people are willing to switch from android to iOS then the other way around.

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16. roldefol posted on 30 Sep 2011, 11:16 0 0

Well, to take a case in point: when the iPhone 4 was being readied, the "hot" phone on Verizon was the Droid Incredible. 1 Ghz, 3.7" HVGA screen, 3G. Around the same time the iPhone arrives, Incredible owners can choose one of two 1.5 Ghz, dual core, 4.3-4.6" 720p, 4G phones. So it's not just "a bump in specs", the screen size, screen quality and network speed are vastly increased. Physical as well as internal changes. Yes, there were many phones in between, but taken as a whole a lot has changed.

As for people switching from Android to iOS, how many of them had the option a year ago? Or did they settle for Android when they really wanted the iPhone all along but didn't want to go to AT&T?

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