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WWDC Tomorrow: iPhone 3GS?
The iPhone Blog —
... tomorrow at WWDC 2009, Daring Fireball’s John Gruber has just put up his predictions and, at least in code name form, they’re going with “iPhone 3GS” — though they don’t offer what the “S” stands for… ...
What’s In A Name? That Which We Call An “iPhone 3GS” By Any Other Name Would Smell As Sweet
TechCrunch —
... Daring Fireball’s John Gruber made his predictions for the WWDC keynote this morning, talking about what he’s heard and what he’s unsure about. He has a great track record when it comes to such things, so when he says he’s heard a new possible name for the device, it’s at the very least probably a code name, which he notes. And I hope it is a code name, because it’s kind of lame: iPhone 3GS. ...
Rumor: Next iPhone Code Named ‘iPhone 3GS’ [Apple]
IPhone news, updates and Iphone information —
... Oh, and that about tablet thing... Gruber seems to think it exists in some shape or form, but don't expect it tomorrow. Like the rest of these predictions, that sounds pretty safe. [Daring Fireball] ...
Rumor: Next iPhone Code Named 'iPhone 3GS' [Apple]
Gizmodo —
... Oh, and that about tablet thing... Gruber seems to think it exists in some shape or form, but don't expect it tomorrow. Like the rest of these predictions, that sounds pretty safe. [Daring Fireball] ...
iPhone 3GS: Apple's codename for tomorrow's unveiling?
Engadget —
It's pretty much the eve of Apple's big WWDC press conference, and Daring Fireball's John Gruber is back at the eleventh hour to chime in some more on his previous (and perhaps well-informed) iPhone predictions. He sticks to his previous wagers -- twice the CPU speed, twice the RAM, a heavy emphasis on a new video camera (no word on if there's an additional front-facing one), and $199 / $299 for the 16GB and 32GB models, respectively -- but additionally chimes in that the new device's codename is... drumroll, please... the iPhone 3GS, ...
iPhone 3GS: Apple’s codename for tomorrow’s unveiling?
IPhone news, updates and Iphone information —
It's pretty much the eve of Apple's big WWDC press conference, and Daring Fireball's John Gruber is back at the eleventh hour to chime in some more on his previous (and perhaps well-informed) iPhone predictions. He sticks to his previous wagers -- twice the CPU speed, twice the RAM, a heavy emphasis on a new video camera (no word on if there's an additional front-facing one), and $199 / $299 for the 16GB and 32GB models, respectively -- but additionally chimes in that the new device's codename is... drumroll, please... the ...
Last-minute rumor: iPhone 3GS with longer battery life at WWDC
AppleInsider —
... Published: 08:20 PM EST As Apple's WWDC opening keynote looms, one prominent blogger claims that Apple may embark on a new naming scheme for its next iPhone and that battery life, speed and video capabilities will be the key selling points. John Gruber of Daring Fireball hears that the upcoming models have been given the codename "iPhone 3GS," though whether this is simply an internal Apple moniker or the final naming scheme is uncertain. What the the "S" might mean is just as indeterminate; Gruber speculates that it may be "speed," an allusion to the ...
No Apple Tablet At WWDC
Silicon Alley Insider —
... -- which we've been calling the iPod touch HD -- is real. "I m completely convinced," well-sourced Apple blogger John Gruber writes today . But don't expect it ...
WWDC live coverage links
iPhone J.D. —
... by Andy Ihnatko in the Chicago Sun Times. And if you want to read some possible spoilers instead of just waiting until Noon Central, John Gruber has posted his latest predictions at his Daring Fireball site, and Gruber often gets leaks from inside sources so perhaps he is correct and we'll be seeing an iPhone 3GS later today. We'll see. ...
New iPhone to be unveiled at WWDC as iPhone 3GS?
Phones Review —
Today begins WWDC 2009 and we should find out which rumours become real and which sink, but until any confirmation we still have the rumour mill churning.
The latest bit of whisper comes via daringfireball and is that Apple is gearing up to introduce the new iPhone as the iPhone 3GS.
They predict the new iPhone 3GS will have double the speed, RAM and onboard storage, and will be sold at $199 for the 16GB and $299 for a 32GB iPhone 3GS with a lower priced 8GB being the current iPhone 3G with a price tag of $99. ...
BOOM! New Apple iPhone Video/3G/3.0/3GS/2009; Steve Jobs pre-WWDC
Computerworld Blogs - Macintosh & Apple —
... same as the current lineup: $199/299 for 16/32 GB, respectively. The video camera is going to be a major selling point. ... New hardware’s code name: iPhone 3GS. ... battery life: 15-20 percent longer. ... There are pervasive rumors that Apple is also set to announce lower price points for the iPhone ... The new iPhone 3GS models will not replace the 3G, but rather assume the flagship position while the year-old 3G slides down to the second spot in the product lineup ... [at] $99. more MG Siegler doesn't buy it: I hope ... iPhone 3GS ... is a code name, because it’s kind of ...
Is “iPhone 3GS” Apple’s codename for the next-gen iPhone?
iPhonefreak —
... will still be able to fit. Thankfully we are less than a half a day away from the official announcement and we will finally learn what the new iPhone will really be. Personally I have my “iPhone 3G Upgrade Fund” all ready and waiting. [ Daring Fireball ]
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Counting down to WWDC: Last-minute rumors
The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) —
... than 90 minutes before the WWDC Keynote ramps up, and the rumor mill has wound down to a murmur after a week of wild speculation. Want to read about how the new iPhone will singlehandedly boost your love life, bring you millions of dollars and boast a video camera, Swiss Army knife, automatic can opener and turn into a mini TARDIS? Sadly, those rumors have yet to appear. Except maybe the video camera. Daring Fireball's John Gruber has been the focus of most of the very last-minute guessing with his thoughts of today:
The iPhone 3G ... oh, ...
Counting down to WWDC: Last-minute rumors
IPhone news, updates and Iphone information —
... before the WWDC Keynote ramps up, and the rumor mill has wound down to a murmur after a week of wild speculation. Want to read about how the new iPhone will singlehandedly boost your love life, bring you millions of dollars and boast a video camera, Swiss Army knife, automatic can opener and turn into a mini TARDIS? Sadly, those rumors have yet to appear. Except maybe the video camera. Daring Fireball's John Gruber has been the focus of most of the very last-minute guessing with his thoughts of today:
The iPhone 3G ... oh, ...
iPhone 3G S - 2x Faster, but Still no 802.11n
The iPhone Blog —
... Looks like DaringFireball.net nailed it: the S in iPhone 3G S stands for speed. Faster processors (we’re guessing both CPU and GPU in line with new ARM and PowerVR chips), new OpenGL implementation (no word on OpenCL yet, which leverages GPUs and CPUs). ...
iPhone 3G S In Depth: Why the 'S' means more than 'Speed'
The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) —
... , or iPhone 3GS? Just plain 'iPhone'? Whatever the case, it is a given that the name would reflect one of the most important aspects of the device. After all, the iPhone 3G takes its name from its 3G radio, and the 4th-generation iPod was oft referred to as the "iPod Video" due to its video capabilities. So it stood to reason that if the most obvious feature of the new phone would be video recording (and possibly editing) capabilities, it could easily be called the 'iPhone Video'. ...
WWDC Report Card: Wired.com Grades the Apple Rumor Blogs
Wired: Gadget Lab —
... It was a wise guess that Apple would maintain the same price points: Apple’s iPhone 3G was a tremendous success, selling more than 10 million units in 2008, so why not keep the same price points? Later, Daring Fireball went the extra mile and predicted Apple would keep the 8-GB iPhone 3G alive, selling that model for $100 to attract even more consumers. That turned out to be right, too. ...
Snow Leopard, Marble, And Calamine Lotion
TechCrunch —
... So if Apple has somewhat implemented what seems to be part of it, why not go all Marble in Snow Leopard and give the users something new to look at? I’m not sure. Maybe they thought it was too dark, or maybe they’re saving it for OS X 10.7. But it’s a bit odd that the UI of the operating system is more fragmented then ever. Especially when a unification could have quieted some of the front-end complaints. ...
