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Is this real photos of iPhone 4G?

co.ag.2005 said:
I don't think Apple would make a stand this ugly!
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Those pictures are more informative than you think; they are genuine, but not the iPhone part. Steve Jobs was so impressed with the workmanship on that stand that he has stopped all future iPhone development. The developer conference in June will be the last and there Steve will announce that Apple will be working exclusively on a range of wrought iron furniture for gardens and the home.

- Julian
 
I don't think it's real, but I love that design and packaging. Except for those fugly green and orange colors. I think Apple should stick with the classy black/white color options, but maybe throw in a gray/silver for the new iPhone so that there are 3 color choices instead of just 2. :)
 
Full of Win said:
Yep, thats the new iPhone.:rolleyes: Better right click those pictures before Apple Legal issues a C&D on this. I bet SJ is so pissed right now,the new iPhone design has been leaked months before its release.
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You're right, I am sure that these things are manufactured in the US the night before they are released to the public sort of like Santa and his night crew working all night....:rolleyes:
 
Of course it is and the first email is from Steve Jobs. His message is "Stop making fake iphones in China. We will hunt you down and deal with you accordingly. BTW, can you send us one of your interns? We are trying to figure out how you got multiple apps to run on your machine".
 
Those iPhone Stands are horrible! Apple would never use that stuff, clearly just pics of a future iPhone Ripoff or something
 
thelatinist said:
There are two things that are certain about the iPhone 4G: it will not be called the 4G, and nobody outside of Apple and Foxconn knows anything about it.
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+1

The "3G" in the iPhone name is NOT the model number. It is the network speed that it operates on.

That is exactly why the 2009 iPhone was called the "3G S" - because it still operates on a 3G network. If Apple releases a new iPhone this year (very likely - the public would expect it and Wallstreet would punish them severely if they didn't), and AT&T does not have a 4G network yet, it will have "3G" in whatever it is named. However, if they release an iPhone for a different service provider, which already has 4G, it could have "4G" in it's name. However, I doubt Apple would create a whole different phone for a different carrier while continuing to make a 3G for AT&T (too much money there; Apple will never leave AT&T - at least not in the next several years).
 
Bigger screen
Thinner
Longer battery life
Titanium
4G connectivity

Yeah I'm in

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