iPhone nano--rumor or real?
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Consider this: one of the biggest challenges with smart-phones is getting adequate battery-life out of them. You make a phone like that smaller and you either have to make it thicker, or you're taking a big hit on battery life.
Consider this also: Make it smaller, you then need to develop versions of all the iPhone Apps that fit on the smaller screen. ..if the battery is smaller, maybe you need to slow down the CPU too? Now you lose the support of the Apps store, because every app that's been made up until now won't work on it, or would need to be reprogrammed. You fragment your whole software market. ..it just don't make good business-sense.
IMHO, if they make another phone, it will be one with a slide-out keyboard for the blackberry junkies that can't handle the screen-keyboard. But they're not going to do that yet. Apple never rushes anything to market, or clutters their product lineup. I give it around another year before they bring out something new.
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M$Although it will happen eventually, it is a rumor for now, but will be real in a year or two.
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M$Apple wouldn't do a phone without a camera. 4gigs is viable, but I can't see people actually buying it.
Remember the monthly cost is $70 per month. If you can't afford the extra 100 dollars on the onset, what makes you able to pay for it on a monthly basis
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M$Wouldn't application developers would have to make 2 versions of every app they make to account for the differences in hardware, screen size, processor etc?
Apps are a big part of the iPhone's success. Messing around with a system that is doing so well would be a dreadful idea and very un-apple like.
There will no doubt be upgrades to the iPhone in the future, but in my humble opinion, this wont be one of them.
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M$the iphone may come out with "less memory" (4G) for the $99 Wal-Mart Version, but it will not be smaller
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M$Parody makes sense. Here is a video from The Late Show talking about an "iPhone Nano" that is pretty funny: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iZ1bGYMudv0
I agree.
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M$There is no use to releasing excessive devices like a nano iTouch, without removing another device. Remember - Jobs came back and immediately removed most of Apple's devices that are not part of the core group.Technology only get cheaper with time, and there is often no advantage to taking a light portable device like this and shrinking it.
Macworld - maybe a replacement for the mac-mini, the announcement of Snow. Maybe another announcement for iTunes offerings.
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M$Photoshopped. There is nothing on the Apple website.
That's just a down-sized/photoshopped image of an original iPhone.
The iPhone nano is not real, and why would they remove the internet from an iPhone? That's the original revolutionary-ness of an iPhone - the internet browser!
That's a photoshop
Why make things more complicated? Apple likes a streamlined process. Complication in the App Store would drive SJ crazy!
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M$Thanks for the effort, but I don't think this information is correct.
What are your sources for this? Please provide a URL. It doesn't make any sense that Apple would make a flip open phone because the power of the iPhone is the large screen. None of the applications for the iPhone would work on the phone you describe above.
Do you have a link that talks about the folding design prototype? I haven't heard that before.
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M$iPhone without internet is useless, get a Razr for free instead.
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M$-HumblePieman
Steve Jobs' manicurist.
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Quick update: Was not unveiled at MacWorld 2009. Most recent rumor is a summer 2009 release date. Some companies claim they'll be making skins or microchips, but nothing's confirmed yet. So, still a rumor.
http://www.brighthand.com/default.asp?newsID=14792
https://guides.mahalo.com/IPhone_Nano