Barely a month goes by without one analyst or another claiming they’ve unearthed details of the next-gen iPhone, but the latest rumour seems to hold some water.
Gartner’s Ken Dulaney appears to be the company’s resident Apple twitcher, and now reckons Jobs & Co are amassing 10 million 3G iPhones for sale towards the end of the year. What’s more, he says they’re much thinner than the current model, thanks to an all-new, more energy efficient, OLED screen.
Credit to the guys at iLounge, their sharp eyes just spotted this icon within the iTunes store, hinting at an unreleased Apple product that, maybe, just maybe, could be the next-gen iPhone.
Hidden within the bowels of the store, the icon shows up on a page designed to allow individual developers to show off their iPhone applications.
TV fans will soon be watching their favourite shows live on Apple’s iPhone and iPod touch. We just had a chat with an extremely senior source at Sling, who said: “iPhone and iPod touch are OS X devices, and we can write OS X apps with our eyes closed. It’s coming.”