Not to be outdone by a refreshed iPod touch (and, let’s face it, a new iPhone), Apple also shot out a 5.4mm-thick iPod nano today — that’s 38 percent thinner than the one it replaces.
Not to be outdone by a refreshed iPod touch (and, let’s face it, a new iPhone), Apple also shot out a 5.4mm-thick iPod nano today — that’s 38 percent thinner than the one it replaces.
It’s obvious that the iPhone 5 is the star of today’s show, but Apple’s not letting its iPod line go untouched.
It’s obvious that the iPhone 5 is the star of today’s show, but Apple’s not letting its iPod line go untouched. The newest iPod touch takes a note from the newfangled display on its cellular sibling, bringing a vaster panel (the same 4-inch, 1,136 x 640 one found on the new iPhone).
hands-on video with the new iPhone 5
Sometimes is hard to keep up with all these crazy rumors, but luckily we’ve got a video that pretty much sums it all up.
With less than a week until Tim Cook’s big unveiling, rumors about the new iPhone are still going strong. Sometimes is hard to keep up with all these crazy rumors, but luckily we’ve got a video that pretty much sums it all up.
Jump over the break to check out the video…
A set of folders was found in the OS 3.2 platform simulator, folders that are supposed to be dedicated to specific models of iPhone OS devices.
A set of folders was found in the OS 3.2 platform simulator, folders that are supposed to be dedicated to specific models of iPhone OS devices.
One of those folders are entitled N89, which is suppose to be the codename of the iPhone 4G, and one of the folder is entitled K48 which is suppose to be the codename for the iPad. With today’s Apple release of firmware 3.1.3 they also included the N80 model which is supposedly be the codename of the iTouch 4G. Previous iPhone codenames: M68, N82, and N88.
[via Engadget]
