3G iPhone will be 'radically different'

Written by Andre Yoskowitz @ 18 Apr 2008 18:29 User comments (5)

3G iPhone will be 'radically different' According to a Times Online report, the upcoming 3G Apple iPhone will be "radically different" appearance-wise then the current models available for sale.
As quoted by the article, "Industry sources told Times Online that the device will have a 'radically different' appearance to the current device, which has a 4.5-inch screen and slick, aluminium backing.

"Among the possibilities are flip version, which would enable the screen to be larger, and a sliding model with a regular Qwerty keyboard - as opposed to a touchscreen one."


The article also adds what other outlets have been saying for weeks, that Apple has placed an order with its Asian manufacturers to produce 200,000 of the new model by the end of May and 2 million units by the end of June.

It is still unclear when the new model will launch, but many have speculated June, the one year anniversary of the launch of the current iPhone models.



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5 user comments

118.4.2008 18:34

I don't think that it will become a flip or slide phone. The touch part of the phone is the whole idea, and to take that out doesn't seem reasonable, nor apple like.

219.4.2008 10:24

the voyager is a flip and still has touch...

319.4.2008 18:56

yep, apple putting a "slide out" keyboard on it would not be that far fetched, but still very un-apple-like.

419.4.2008 19:00

yep, apple putting a "slide out" keyboard on it would not be that far fetched, but still very un-apple-like.

521.4.2008 7:43

That's like toatly wicked sick Dude, So radically diffrent Dude yeah.


AD adressing Surfers, now thats wicked dude.

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