Apple announced today that the next iPhone is indeed scheduled to hit the market this month.
- A5 dual-core CPU (same as iPad 2)
- Antenna switching to remedy Antennagate
- 14.4 HSPA+ “Faux-G”, no LTE or WiMax
- Now available on AT&T, Verizon, and Sprint
- GSM/CDMA worldphone
- 8 MP camera, 33% faster, f/2.4 aperture (better low light, faster capture)
- 1080p w/real-time stabilization
- AirPlay Mirroring (same as iPad 2)
- Assistant: voice-activated handsfree commands
- 16GB ($199), 32GB ($299), and 64GB ($399)
- Pre-order beginning Oct 7th, U.S. release on Oct 14th, International on Oct 28th
So that’s it. No iPhone 5. All in all a very disappointing event as far as Apple events normally go. Mostly just reviewing iOS 5 features that we first saw back in June at WWDC. Well now that you’ve resigned to get rid of your 3GS or iP4, are you in fact going to upgrade or wait until the next next iPhone?
Sources: Wikipedia, TWiT live video feed, Gizmodo, Engadget
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