Apple conference likely to start with a ringer: the fourth-generation iPhone
By APMonday, June 7, 2010
Ahead of the Bell: Apple Inc.
SAN FRANCISCO — Apple Inc. CEO Steve Jobs is expected to show off the next version of the iPhone Monday when he takes the stage to kick off the company’s annual conference for software developers.
Apple hasn’t confirmed its plans, but in the last two years the company has used the San Francisco conference to unveil new generations of iPhone.
Every major Apple event prompts a wave of speculation about what the company might announce. This time, analysts and Apple-watchers are armed with more reliable advance information than usual. An Apple engineer left an iPhone prototype in a Silicon Valley bar; the person who found it sold it to the prominent technology blog Gizmodo for $5,000.
Gizmodo posted details and photos online that point to an iPhone with more squared-off sides, a clearer screen, a front-facing camera and a bigger battery.
Apple won’t say what it plans to reveal Monday or whether the prototype is similar to the next generation of its smart phone.
Tags: California, Communication Technology, Consumer Electronics, Mobile Communications, North America, San Francisco, United States
|
June 7, 2010: 11:09 pm
for BMW Sauber F1 Team Collection 2009 be without the most important accessory: Shoes! The fashionable Kart Cat sneakers in leather matching with various-color edge and non-slip rubber have surprising details in their design and an ergonomic shape |
|
June 7, 2010: 11:09 pm
The nike air max 92 shoe is also fit well for you thanks to the great lacing system as well an upper that is designed for runners. |
puma shoes