- Lighter weight
- Black + other colors
- Focus on Multimedia with Video recording
- Video Conferencing
- GPS
- 32GB $699
- 22 percent thinner
- better battery life
- new type battery
- 16GB $499
There may be a low end $200 iPhone introduced alongside the (normally
priced) 3G-capable iPhones.
On Jun 2, 7:07*pm, "Kevin Weaver" <kevinkeithwea...@sbcglobal.net>
wrote:
> Better battery life ? Why so ? We all know the org battery was awesome. NOT!
> New type of battery ? And what's newer then Li-ion ?
> Must be the Apple battery. Better then all the rest. Yep, that's it.
>
> "4phun" <vic.hea...@gmail.com> wrote in message
>
> news:c28345bb-ef91-4c7d-baa0-79d77fc3f8df@e53g2000hsa.googlegroups.com...
>
>
>
> >- Lighter weight
> > - Black + other colors
> > - Focus on Multimedia with Video recording
> > - Video Conferencing
> > - GPS
> > - 32GB $699
> > - 22 percent thinner
> > - better battery life
> > - new type battery
>
> > - 16GB $499
>
> > There may be a low end $200 iPhone introduced alongside the (normally
> > priced) 3G-capable iPhones.- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -
No, I suspect Apple will switch to OLED in the new high end iPhones
and that may help explain decreased power consumption. It also would
tend to explain the rather high price for the new models. What ever it
is Apple will probably use cutting edge technology. They lead, all the
rest try to follow.
> - Lighter weight
> - Black + other colors
> - Focus on Multimedia with Video recording
> - Video Conferencing
> - GPS
> - 32GB $699
> - 22 percent thinner
> - better battery life
> - new type battery
>
>
> - 16GB $499
>
> There may be a low end $200 iPhone introduced alongside the (normally
> priced) 3G-capable iPhones.
>
(GASP!)
SEVEN......HUNDRED......DOLLARS??!!!!
To quote George Carlin - "HOLY SH*T!"
Then I gotta BUY software from some crooks through Apple?!!
An iPhoney and a few "approved apps" is a THOUSAND DOLLARS...EASY!!
They must be outa their heads......or smokin' somethin'!!
Wait a week....it'll be half that and everyone will think its
WONDERFUL....an old pricing ploy that worked for Detroit Auto
manufacturers...until recently.
.....where's my nitro pills! where's my nitro pills!
(gasp)
Palm and Research In Motion have nothing to worry about....except to
crank up production....
On Jun 2, 9:12*pm, 4phun <vic.hea...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Jun 2, 7:07*pm, "Kevin Weaver" <kevinkeithwea...@sbcglobal.net>
> wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
> > Better battery life ? Why so ? We all know the org battery was awesome. NOT!
> > New type of battery ? And what's newer then Li-ion ?
> > Must be the Apple battery. Better then all the rest. Yep, that's it.
>
> > "4phun" <vic.hea...@gmail.com> wrote in message
>
> >news:c28345bb-ef91-4c7d-baa0-79d77fc3f8df@e53g2000hsa.googlegroups.com...
>
> > >- Lighter weight
> > > - Black + other colors
> > > - Focus on Multimedia with Video recording
> > > - Video Conferencing
> > > - GPS
> > > - 32GB $699
> > > - 22 percent thinner
> > > - better battery life
> > > - new type battery
>
> > > - 16GB $499
>
> > > There may be a low end $200 iPhone introduced alongside the (normally
> > > priced) 3G-capable iPhones.- Hide quoted text -
>
> > - Show quoted text -
>
> No, I suspect Apple will switch to OLED in the new high end iPhones
> and that may *help explain decreased power consumption. It also would
> tend to explain the rather high price for the new models. What ever it
> is Apple will probably use cutting edge technology. They lead, all the
> rest try to follow.- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -
Woa
I just found out there will be a function to watch TV with your iPhone
in the new 3G - source Apple employee.
Apple doesn't HAVE any "high end phones". They have an iPod that acts like
a Sellphone.
"High End Phones" all run SOFTWARE APPS from LINUX or SYMBIAN or Garnet or
even WinMo and you don't have to beg on your hands and knees to load
them....except maybe on Verizon.....
Al the 1st iPhone buyers will not be able to get it. Edge wont give it
enough speed.
"Larry" <noone@home.com> wrote in message
news:Xns9AB1E1768E508noonehomecom@208.49.80.253...
> 4phun <vic.healey@gmail.com> wrote in news:7e17b8cf-63fb-48a6-89fb-
> 6c96a73e8742@y38g2000hsy.googlegroups.com:
>
>> I just found out there will be a function to watch TV with your iPhone
>> in the new 3G - source Apple employee.
>>
>>
>
> It will have ATT Mobile TV on it on the new TV system?
>
> http://www.wireless.att.com/learn/me...e-tv/index.jsp
>
> ....believe it when you see it.....
>
> Geez, it may even have FLASH!
>
"Kevin Weaver" <kevinkeithweaver@sbcglobal.net> wrote in news:Md21k.6065
$mh5.2982@nlpi067.nbdc.sbc.com:
> Al the 1st iPhone buyers will not be able to get it. Edge wont give it
> enough speed.
>
>
I have big news....ATT TV isn't data downloaded to a player. It's the new
700 Mhz digital TV like Verizon has running for the Voyager, on a whole
other system requiring a whole other receiver.....which I doubt will fit in
the smaller, EVER-THINNER, iPhones.....
Nope....it's gonna be another "data player", I suspect, maybe an ORB 2
copycat app like I'm running to the tablet.
Anyone can use ORB 2, not just iPhone. Your PC is a server, receiving TV
off a TV card or serving up video clips to whole movies....converting them
to something the handheld or laptop can stream like RealVideo or Windows
Media or Quicktime....and streaming it on-the-fly.
All the mobile needs is a browser that can play a stream. I use RealMedia
to the tablet. This is all old hat, now, not some new thing Apple just
invented special for the Iphone2.
Being as this is all about SELLphones and CARRIERS, particularly ATT, in
partial control. One bets this is about CLIPS, like the rest, not about
streaming Live TV 24/7 and SUCKING UP SCADS OF BANDWIDTH.......NOT.
"DTC" <me@nothingtoseehere.zzx> wrote in message
news:c131k.3835$co7.2929@nlpi066.nbdc.sbc.com...
> Kevin Weaver wrote:
>> New type of battery ? And what's newer then Li-ion ?
>> Must be the Apple battery. Better then all the rest. Yep, that's it.
>
> Haven't you ever made a battery with an apple? Oh wait, its with a
> lemon...kinda like the iPhone, huh?
You got that right. A new type of battery. Steve must be smoking that Jesus
juice again.
> News wrote:
>
>>
>>
>> 4phun wrote:
>>
>>> - 32GB $699
>>
>>
>> And true to AAPL form, $399 after 90 days -- amid screams and wailing
>> by bleeding edge early adopter fashionistas.
>
>
> Well at least to $499. How is Apple going to deal with that bit of
> history on the iPhone? Almost certainly they will change their pricing
> model back to a more traditional model of carrier subsidies, which will
> both lower the initial outlay and discourage the rampant unlocking of
> the old model.
>
> A $700 32GB iPhone that sells for a subsidized $500, and includes
> features like a full vehicular GPS system wouldn't be too bad.
>
> Apple could justify it, as they often do, by adding up the cost of the
> individual pieces:
>
> MP3: $100
> GPS: $150
> World Phone: $50
> PDA: $200
> ---------
> Total: $500
>
> These are at the low end of prices for each device. If they compared it
> to high end devices:
>
> MP3: $200
> GPS: $350
> World Phone: $150
> PDA: $300
> ---------
> Total: $900
>
>
> I haven't been an iPhone fan for the first model, it was just too
> de-featured, but if you don't need full PDA functionality, a $500, 32GB
> jailbroken 3G iPhone would be a pretty nice device for non-business travel.
But since you already have a fully-featured device for business travel,
why bother carrying around supplementary iTrash?
News wrote:
>
>
> 4phun wrote:
>
>> - 32GB $699
>
> And true to AAPL form, $399 after 90 days -- amid screams and wailing by
> bleeding edge early adopter fashionistas.
Well at least to $499. How is Apple going to deal with that bit of
history on the iPhone? Almost certainly they will change their pricing
model back to a more traditional model of carrier subsidies, which will
both lower the initial outlay and discourage the rampant unlocking of
the old model.
A $700 32GB iPhone that sells for a subsidized $500, and includes
features like a full vehicular GPS system wouldn't be too bad.
Apple could justify it, as they often do, by adding up the cost of the
individual pieces:
I haven't been an iPhone fan for the first model, it was just too
de-featured, but if you don't need full PDA functionality, a $500, 32GB
jailbroken 3G iPhone would be a pretty nice device for non-business travel.
> But since you already have a fully-featured device for business travel,
> why bother carrying around supplementary iTrash?
It's rather a hassle to lug around a notebook PC on vacation, when all
you want is basic web access, and don't have to create presentations,
write reports, etc. The GPS on the notebook is rather klunky as well.
Then you still need a phone, and an MP3 player is nice to have while
traveling.
What I'd like (based on Phone Scoop searching):
* Quad Band
* Bluetooth
* Calculator
* Calendar
* GPS / Location
* Integrated PDA
* Memory Card Slot
* Music Player
* Packet Data (HSDPA 1.8 or HSDPA 3.6)
* Speaker Phone
* Vibrate
* Voice Dialing
* Voice Memo
* WAP / Web Browser
* Wi-Fi
At this point in time, the only available phone with these features is
the HTC Tilt. The new 3G iPhone will probably be pretty close, other
than the memory card slot. The PDA functions will come eventually.
SMS wrote:
> News wrote:
>
>> But since you already have a fully-featured device for business
>> travel, why bother carrying around supplementary iTrash?
>
>
> It's rather a hassle to lug around a notebook PC on vacation, when all
> you want is basic web access, and don't have to create presentations,
> write reports, etc. The GPS on the notebook is rather klunky as well.
> Then you still need a phone, and an MP3 player is nice to have while
> traveling.
>
> What I'd like (based on Phone Scoop searching):
>
> * Quad Band
> * Bluetooth
> * Calculator
> * Calendar
> * GPS / Location
> * Integrated PDA
> * Memory Card Slot
> * Music Player
> * Packet Data (HSDPA 1.8 or HSDPA 3.6)
> * Speaker Phone
> * Vibrate
> * Voice Dialing
> * Voice Memo
> * WAP / Web Browser
> * Wi-Fi
>
> At this point in time, the only available phone with these features is
> the HTC Tilt. The new 3G iPhone will probably be pretty close, other
> than the memory card slot. The PDA functions will come eventually.
HP iPaq PocketPC Phone has had most of that for years.
News wrote:
>
>
> SMS wrote:
>> News wrote:
>>
>>> But since you already have a fully-featured device for business
>>> travel, why bother carrying around supplementary iTrash?
>>
>>
>> It's rather a hassle to lug around a notebook PC on vacation, when all
>> you want is basic web access, and don't have to create presentations,
>> write reports, etc. The GPS on the notebook is rather klunky as well.
>> Then you still need a phone, and an MP3 player is nice to have while
>> traveling.
>>
>> What I'd like (based on Phone Scoop searching):
>>
>> * Quad Band
>> * Bluetooth
>> * Calculator
>> * Calendar
>> * GPS / Location
>> * Integrated PDA
>> * Memory Card Slot
>> * Music Player
>> * Packet Data (HSDPA 1.8 or HSDPA 3.6)
>> * Speaker Phone
>> * Vibrate
>> * Voice Dialing
>> * Voice Memo
>> * WAP / Web Browser
>> * Wi-Fi
>>
>> At this point in time, the only available phone with these features is
>> the HTC Tilt. The new 3G iPhone will probably be pretty close, other
>> than the memory card slot. The PDA functions will come eventually.
>
>
> HP iPaq PocketPC Phone has had most of that for years.
Except for 3G.
With more and more of the municipal wireless networks going dark, it's
going to be more necessary to have 3G service.
SMS wrote:
> News wrote:
>
>>
>>
>> SMS wrote:
>>
>>> News wrote:
>>>
>>>> But since you already have a fully-featured device for business
>>>> travel, why bother carrying around supplementary iTrash?
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> It's rather a hassle to lug around a notebook PC on vacation, when
>>> all you want is basic web access, and don't have to create
>>> presentations, write reports, etc. The GPS on the notebook is rather
>>> klunky as well. Then you still need a phone, and an MP3 player is
>>> nice to have while traveling.
>>>
>>> What I'd like (based on Phone Scoop searching):
>>>
>>> * Quad Band
>>> * Bluetooth
>>> * Calculator
>>> * Calendar
>>> * GPS / Location
>>> * Integrated PDA
>>> * Memory Card Slot
>>> * Music Player
>>> * Packet Data (HSDPA 1.8 or HSDPA 3.6)
>>> * Speaker Phone
>>> * Vibrate
>>> * Voice Dialing
>>> * Voice Memo
>>> * WAP / Web Browser
>>> * Wi-Fi
>>>
>>> At this point in time, the only available phone with these features
>>> is the HTC Tilt. The new 3G iPhone will probably be pretty close,
>>> other than the memory card slot. The PDA functions will come eventually.
>>
>>
>>
>> HP iPaq PocketPC Phone has had most of that for years.
>
>
> Except for 3G.
>
> With more and more of the municipal wireless networks going dark, it's
> going to be more necessary to have 3G service.
We see the cablecos splicing and hanging hotspots on their aerial lines.
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