Since Apple showed off the iPhone OS 3.0 there’s been chatter about what a new iPhone will offer, from an OLED screen to speedier 3G, a video camera and more capacity. The choices for daydreaming fanboys are endless, but we want a dose of realism.
Thanks to iPhone OS 3.0 the new iPhone’s unlikely to have too many new features that existing iPhone 3G and 2G handsets can’t be gifted with new software. So what will convince you to make the upgrade? Answer our poll below.
The iPhone 3.0, iPhone 4G, or whatever Apple decides to call it, will finally make the leap into that select group of mobile phones (i.e. about 90% of the decent ones) that can record moving pictures with its very own video camera, says an anonymous source.
iPhone OS 3.0 isn’t even out yet and people are already finding that it is packed with surprises. A beta release of the new iPhone OS has revealed some choice features that Apple hasn’t announced yet.
Sure, iPhone OS 3.0 may look all shiny and new with its copy ‘n’ pasting and its microtransacti-whatsits, but surely its going to put the kibosh on those who like to Jailbreak their phones? Relax, say the Dev Team, it should be business as usual.
OK, so iPhone OS 3.0 will bring a ton of new features to the iPhone, iPhone 3G and iPod touch. But that’s not all – we reckon it gives us a glimpse at what’s in store from the next-gen iPhone. The iPhone 4G, iPhone 3G 2.0. Call it what you will, we’ve gazed into our crystal ball, and we like what we see. Read on to get a peep yourself!
Still reeling from all the iPhone OS 3.0 announcements last night? Better sit down and take a deep breath, as we’ve still got more for you, as well as your regular dose of all things tech for your midday meal. Read on for the lunchtime lowdown!
ALK has plans to launch an iPhone version of its CoPilot Live satnav software before the year is out, now that Apple has OK’d turn by turn navigation in iPhone OS 3.0.
The iPhone OS 3.0 is massive. Huge. Apple has crammed in 1,000 new tools for developers, and 100 new features for users. So what did you miss? Lots.
Alongside the big hitters like Cut and Paste and MMS there are some fiendishly clever extras. We’ve been sifting through the Keynote slides to bring you our top ten list of iPhone 3.0 features you may have missed.