Another New iPhone On The Way?

April 10th, 2009

Rumors are rising, but does anyone really think this (if true) is surprising?

With anticipation high for a new iPhone this summer, rumors are rising after a recent Apple purchase from Samsung. Apple bought 100 million 8GB NAND flash chips, which DigiTimes says points to increased storage for the iPhone.

Flash-chip suppliers Hynix, Intel, Micron and Toshiba may also have had a part in the Apple purchase. The order fueled rumors that Apple is building a bigger-memory iPhone, likely with 32GB of storage, to share shelf space with the 8GB and 16GB iPhone 3G models already on the market.

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One Response to “Another New iPhone On The Way?”

goldcoaster:

April 10, 2009 at 6:30 pm

what nand chips do they use at the moment, is it 4Gb?
Locally in Australia Vodaphone is finally offering the iphone on 0$ plan but even mainstream media are saying that people should signup for the 2 year plan because new iphone models are out soon. Your story adds more truth to it.
I hope they make a smaller one because I think it is too big at the moment, for a phone.

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