You know it’s coming. Apple has released a new version of the iPhone every year since the original came out in 2007. Whether it’ll be as imaginatively-named, or as game-changing, as the iPhone 4, it will at least be faster and more powerful in some way … and on Verizon’s network, too. The combination does not bode well for competing smartphone makers.
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How Will New HP/Palm Smartphones Stack Up to Verizon ‘iPhone 5?’
You know it’s coming. Apple has released a new version of the iPhone every year since the original came out in 2007. Whether it’ll be as imaginatively-named, or as game-changing, as the iPhone 4, it will at least be faster and more powerful in some way … and on Verizon’s network, too. The combination does not bode well for competing smartphone makers.
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How Will New HP/Palm Smartphones Stack Up to Verizon ‘iPhone 5?’
Rumors about Verizon — or any other carrier besides AT&T — have been floating around ever since the original iPhone first came out back in 2007, and now we have fresh grist for the rumor mill, courtesy of the Wall Street Journal.
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Once more, with feeling: ‘Verizon-ready’ iPhone on tap?
Rumors about Verizon — or any other carrier besides AT&T — have been floating around ever since the original iPhone first came out back in 2007, and now we have fresh grist for the rumor mill, courtesy of the Wall Street Journal.
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Once more, with feeling: ‘Verizon-ready’ iPhone on tap?
Steve Jobs shows off what he calls Apple’s biggest leap since the original iPhone.
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iPhone 4 gets plenty of FaceTime at WWDC
Steve Jobs shows off what he calls Apple’s biggest leap since the original iPhone.
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iPhone 4 gets plenty of FaceTime at WWDC
Apple’s claiming that the iPhone 4 represents the platform’s biggest advance since the original model’s intro back in 2007 — but does the argument.
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iPhone 4 vs. iPhone 3GS: the tale of the tape — Engadget