By now, you may have read several reviews of Apple's latest iPhone model. One of the biggest talking points about iPhone 4 is the material used for the glass panel. Apple has noted that the screen is made of aluminosilicate glass, which is the same type of material used in the windshields of helicopters and high speed trains.
These panels are said to be 20 times stiffer and 30 times harder than plastic, which makes the glass virtually unbreakable and scratch-proof.
The United Kingdom will be one of the select markets where Apple's new iPhone 4 shall be launching on June 24. The launch will also bring the iPhone to two new carriers – T-Mobile UK and 3 UK.
These carriers will join O2, Orange, Vodafone and Tesco to bring Apple's new iPhone to users in UK.
We have great news for our readers who recently bought an iPhone 3GS only to find out on Monday that Apple had unveiled their next generation iPhone – iPhone 4.
Folks at Modmyi reported earlier today that they’ve got their hands on AT&T’s internal memo, which states that it will offer a one-time “Customer Price Protection" for customers who bought a 16GB or 32GB iPhone 3GS in the month before the price drop on June 7.
Apple's new iPhone 4 that was unveiled by Steve Jobs at WWDC 2010 Keynote address on Monday will be running at a resolution of 960×640.
Apple claims that it has managed to pack four times more pixels in the display as compared to previous iPhone models. The pixel density of iPhone 4’s display is 336 pixels as compared to 163 pixels in iPhone 3GS thus making it the smartphone with the highest-resolution screen currently.
Apple is calling iPhone 4's display as the "Retina Display".
Steve Jobs unveiled the most eagerly awaited next generation iPhone at WWDC 2010 Keynote address on Monday.
As usual the attendees got an opportunity to spend some hands-on time with Apple’s new iPhone after the event to find out if iPhone 4 is “the biggest thing to happen to iPhone since iPhone” as Apple has claimed.
So lets find out what the pundits have to say about iPhone 4.
Early this week, some of our readers observed that AT&T had moved up the upgrade eligibility criteria making it possible for them to upgrade to iPhone 4 when it goes on sale on June 24.
During Apple's WWDC Keynote address, Steve Jobs confirmed the good news:
“I’m thrilled to announce AT&T is going to make an incredibly generous upgrade offer. If your contract expires any time in 2010, you are immediately eligible for a new iPhone 4 at the same $199 or $299 prices if you top up your contract 2 years.”
The megapixel count is a standard metric used by customers to compare the camera sensors offered by various gadget manufacturers. But as we have often noted in the past, this is only one of the several factors that determines the actual quality of the camera.
The argument over the right metric to measure camera quality has once again cropped up after Apple unveiled its latest iPhone this week. The new iPhone 4 sports a 5-megapixel camera and it is being argued that the camera on iPhone 4 may not match up to those offered by rival devices like HTC EVO 4G that comes with an 8-megapixel camera.
Apple unveiled the next generation iPhone yesterday amidst a lot of anticipation and excitement.
As Steve Jobs had noted prior to the event, the announcements at WWDC 2010 did not leave the users disappointed.
In fact, Apple has claimed that iPhone 4 is “the biggest thing to happen to iPhone since iPhone”.
Steve Jobs unveiled the much awaited next generation iPhone at today’s WWDC 2010 Keynote address and it looks exactly like the lost next-generation iPhone prototype.
Apple is calling their fourth generation iPhone – iPhone 4, after various rumors and speculations that it might be called iPhone HD.
Apple believes its “the biggest thing to happen to iPhone since iPhone”. Find out all you wanted to know about Apple’s new iPhone 4 after the break.
Apple's Keynote address at Worldwide Developer Conference 2010 should be underway shortly. It is being held at the Moscone Center West in San Francisco, California.
Steve Jobs, Apple’s CEO will deliver the keynote. We are closely following the event live and will keep updating this post with the details as soon as they are announced.