Almost very gizmo junkie is waiting with baited breath for the iPhone 4G to be launched. Even if this much awaited phone is still in the design phase and is not available in the market, some great design insights into the features of this cool phone is already available.
The iPhone 4G is rumored to be a great cross between MacBook Air and iPod Touch. Not only will this phone have great aesthetic appeal but it will revolutionize the entire concept of staying connected with its video conferencing facility. Ideally, this iPhone would contain video conferencing software like Skype or Google. This will allow you to i-chat to your hearts content. This phone would enable you to share your happy and sad moments with your near and dear ones even if you are miles apart.
Several other features that this latest iPhone is expected to flaunt are LCD screen and messaging light. You can store all your favorite music videos in the phone which will boast of a 32 GB storage space. You will also be able to store and share some great photos with the help of 3.2 mega-pixel camera which will be attached with this cool gizmo. The titanium body of the 4G iPhone would surely give it a flashy and cool look.
So, what do you think of this great new concept of the next 4G iphone? This amazing phone is still in the design phase and by the time it hits the stores there might be some more great features added to it. So keep watching!!
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June 17th, 2009 at 9:21 am
4G isn’t really a “model”. The term 4G refers to the connection being made; as in 3rd Generation. The “4G” networks that will roll-out (hopefully next year) will provide MUCH faster bandwidth as well as simultaneous data/voice (so does 3G but 4G = faster & better).
July 2nd, 2009 at 4:18 pm
there is an iPhone 4G cumin out for Verizon now there is a iPhone, iPhone 3G and iPhone 3G S for AT&T, i dont think that is fair that AT&T has 3 iPhones and the other companys have none!!!!
July 16th, 2009 at 5:49 pm
Well, i personaly preffer Samsung Omnia, it is way chipper, having the advantage of microSD expansion better camera functionality, and wider multimedia support.
February 4th, 2010 at 11:53 am
A new partnership will make hybrid satellite-cellular phones available to customers in the U.S. The service will provide normal cellular access when covered by AT&T’s cellular network, and can seamlessly switch to the satellite network for coverage in remote areas of the USA, Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands and in territorial coastal waters. Along with the new service, AT&T and TerreStar are announcing the Genus smartphone. This hybrid device runs Windows Mobile and offers quad-band GSM/EDGE and dual-band UMTS/HSDPA 3G radios. It has a 2.6-inch touchscreen, QWERTY keyboard, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and GPS, and is what AT&T calls “a standard smartphone size and form factor.”
As far as 4G not really being a “model,” it’s inclusion in a model name is meant to simply distinguish one phone’s capability from another! As far as Verizon is concerned, no one is even close to beating the FIOS service they offer, all things considered. But the cell network has proven to be lagging behind and misleading in the Verizon/AT&T TV commercial wars, yet AT&T has more of a problem than they think with the iPhone in general. Mainly, Apple’s refusal to include flash player in it’s device, which prohibits you from logging in to impotant financial web sites. Flash is not only fading out, but required by more sites every passing moment. Hence, the iPhone 4G will become rapidly nonfunctional for smart phone users without it! As much as I love my iPhone, they are losing me as my ability to manage accounts is deminishing!
It’s really the pros and cons of anything that determines what’s right for you, so there really is no better and best for everyone. But I will say that, leaving FLASH out of the 4G, MAY VERY WELL BE THE BREAKING POINT FOR MANY iPHONE CUSTOMERS!