iPhone 4 announced

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http://www.joystiq.com/2010/06/07/apple-iphone-4/

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Here are the major new features in the new iPhone, dubbed iPhone 4:

Brand-new design, with glass on the front and back and steel around the sides.
24% thinner than the iPhone 3GS -- 9.3MM.
New external buttons to mute, turn volume up and down, sleep/wake button.
Standard headphone jack and second mic for noise cancellation.
New display capable of 326 ppi, which equates to, as Jobs puts it, "really sharp text."
Features the Apple A4 chip, the same powerful chip powering the iPad.
Improved battery life, getting users 40% more talk time (up to seven hours), six hours of 3G browsing, 10 hours of Wi-Fi browsing, 10 hours of video, 40 hours of music, 300 hours of standby.
Includes a gyroscope, allowing for pitch roll and yaw movement, and works with the accelerometer to provide a six degrees of complete movement for the device.
Five-megapixel camera with back-lit sensor, 5x digital zoom, LED flash.
High-definition video capture -- it's capable of capturing 720p video at 30 frames-per-second.
iMovie. Looks like a tiny version of iMovie on Mac, including transitions, layering music from your iPad library, incorporate other movies and videos on the iPhone. Available for $4.99.
iPhone OS 4 -- now renamed iOS 4 -- is included on the phone, with the previously announced multi-tasking, threaded e-mail conversations, folders.
Bing is now an option for search, though Google will remain the default.
iBooks comes to iPhone and you can sync books across iDevices for free.
FaceTime, aka iChat for iPhone, is included -- but it requries Wi-Fi.
 
Yeah just read it too.
They still haven't said the price though!
Looks awesome, like usual. But the price is going to be way too high, like usual.
 
Wow, this was totally unexpected.
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All been a bit 'so far, so standard.'
Better display, like last year
Better guts, like last year,
Better camera, like last year.

Only REALLY new thing is iMovie.
 
WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
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Shocker.
 
Hmm...this is proving an iPad is just a suped up iPhone. They've taken all the new iPad stuff and shrunk it down, 78% of the pixel res, exact same processor...
 
'40 users are reading this topic.'

Come one people, discuss!

iAd is the 8th part of his presentation... Bit of a let down.
EDIT: WAIT! ONE MORE THING!
Nevermind, it's just video calling that we already knew about.
 
xcdjy said:
iPhone 4 looks sexy, I have to say. If money wasn't an issue, I'd buy one.
I'm going to hold out for the next iPod touch redesign (as in, an actual redesign instead of slight upgrade) and maybe get that.
Lol, and a wise idea renaming iPhone OS 4 to iOS 4.
Definitely, iPhones are smexy but I don't have the money for such things. And with the iPad bobbing about now having it run "iPhone OS" really screams giant iPhone
 
$199 for 16GB and $299 for 32GB

On sale June 24th 2010

If your contract is set to expire in 2010, you’re immediately eligible for an iPhone 4 at the same subsidized prices – obviously you have to top up your contract by another 2yrs

AT&T are making an “incredibly generous” offer to those who want to upgrade

Available in both black & white.

iPhone 4 will be in 88 countries by the end of September 2010

Starting in five countries: US, France, Germany, UK, Japan
 
$99 for the current 3GS, $199 for the iPhone 4 16GB, $299 for the 32GB.

Plus AT&T contract with no signal anywhere.
 
QUOTE said:
Here are the major new features in the new iPhone, dubbed iPhone 4:

Brand-new design, with glass on the front and back and steel around the sides.
24% thinner than the iPhone 3GS -- 9.3MM.
New external buttons to mute, turn volume up and down, sleep/wake button.
Standard headphone jack and second mic for noise cancellation.
New display capable of 326 ppi, which equates to, as Jobs puts it, "really sharp text."
Features the Apple A4 chip, the same powerful chip powering the iPad.
Improved battery life, getting users 40% more talk time (up to seven hours), six hours of 3G browsing, 10 hours of Wi-Fi browsing, 10 hours of video, 40 hours of music, 300 hours of standby.
Includes a gyroscope, allowing for pitch roll and yaw movement, and works with the accelerometer to provide a six degrees of complete movement for the device.
Five-megapixel camera with back-lit sensor, 5x digital zoom, LED flash.
High-definition video capture -- it's capable of capturing 720p video at 30 frames-per-second.
iMovie. Looks like a tiny version of iMovie on Mac, including transitions, layering music from your iPad library, incorporate other movies and videos on the iPhone. Available for $4.99.
iPhone OS 4 -- now renamed iOS 4 -- is included on the phone, with the previously announced multi-tasking, threaded e-mail conversations, folders.
Bing is now an option for search, though Google will remain the default.
iBooks comes to iPhone and you can sync books across iDevices for free.
FaceTime, aka iChat for iPhone, is included -- but it requries Wi-Fi.
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