Folks, the long wait for the white iPhone 4 is almost over. Apple is planning to release the iPhone 4 White at the end of April, nearly 10 months after the iPhone 4 Black became available last year. Many people might be asking - why release an old iPhone when you can announce iPhone 5 in June this year. According to multiple Apple news sites and blogs, the new iPhone 5 won’t be out until sometime in September or even later. That gives Apple about 5 month window to sell the white version. But still there is tremendous demand for the white iPhone. Even 5 months can give Apple the opportunity to dominate the smartphone market. And this time the white iPhone 4 is coming to both Verizon and AT&T. Since the introduction of the first iPod media player in 2001, white has been a popular color for Apple’s gadgets. The white color was available for iPhone 3GS and now again on the new iPad 2. The white iPhone 4 was delayed a number of times because Apple was reportedly not happy with the quality of the paint. They even went back to the drawing board and tried to create a new type of paint. So don’t miss this chance once the white color version while you can.
Thursday, 14 July 2011
Saturday, 2 July 2011
RUMOR: Apple’s iPhone 5 to launch in September, iPad 3 to launch in October
“The sources pointed out that Apple only plans to launch one model of the new iPhone, while iPad 3 has just recently been added to the production schedule with both set to be produced in small volumes in August and the volume will start picking up in September and October,” Chen and Tsai report.
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“Players within Apple’s upstream supply chain have all recently increased their estimated supply volumes for the second half, indicating that Apple is set to attack with another wave of new devices, before its competitors become strong, the sources noted,” Chen and Tsai report. “Apple is considering designing an even thinner and lighter tablet PC with its panel resolution increasing to 250dpi, the sources added.”
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[Thanks to MacDailyNews Reader "Fred Mertz" and "Lynn Weiler" for the heads up.]