Steve Jobs will later this month announce details of the apple iPhone 4G that will be released somewhere between June and August this year. It's the most anticipated gadget to be sent out from apple HQ and will have gadget and phone lovers in a spending frenzy. Some critics have priced the iPhone 4G in at a whooping £800 easily... many claim it will take the user experience to a whole new level.
You can guarantee that the iPhone 4G will be very classy as the iPhone series has shown, The iPhone market has taken apple stocks through the roof! Below is a breakdown of some of the new features that the iPhone will bring to the table.
The internet hype has already started with iPhone 4G madness! Ever since the leak of the iPhone 4G, gadget critics have spent no time wasting and have been busy guessing what the new iPhone will do. Apple will be giving us something which can be used for generations rather than discounting the device years later.
As for names of the next free iPhone 4G, the name 4G has been given temporary status until a official name is given. Some are naming it the iPhone HD which is not a surprise as many apple products that are being released are stuffed to the brim of HD... what more could the geeks dream for!
The following are some of the EXPECTED features below :
1. Unified Mailbox.
2. Application folders.
3. New! Wallpaper features.
4. Removable Battery.
5. Revamped Glossy Design.
6. Multi-Tasking. (Dead Cert)
7. iChat camera (front cam)
8. 32 GB and 64 GB of memory.
9. Changeable Faceplates.
10. Added Device Compatibility.
11. OLED screen.
12. HD Camera.
13. HD Video Camera.
14. HD Audio.
As we know apple will defiantly not add all of the above but we can sure guess that nearly all will be of some sort added to the bill. Not long to wait till we find out for more updates when they arrive stay up to date at - http://www.simplyfreeipad.com/totally-free-iphone-4g
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Monday 31 May 2010
Wednesday 24 February 2010
Free iPad - Demand for the totally free ipad
As consumers await Apple's iPad, a new study from market analyst RBC and ChangeWave Research has revealed that the demand for Apple's tablet currently outpaces the original demand for its iPhone.
According to the survey, which was mentioned in a research note to clients by RBC analyst Mike Abramsky, 13 percent of the 3,200 folks surveyed said they were likely to buy an iPad when it's released. According to ChangeWave, initial iPhone demand was at 9 percent prior to the launch of the original iPhone.
Perhaps more importantly, the survey found that just 8 percent of respondents bristled at iPad pricing, compared to the whopping 28 percent that scoffed at the iPhone's original pricing.
The survey found that 19 percent of respondents who said they might buy an iPad would pick up the entry level, $499 model. Another 19 percent of respondents said they would buy the top of the line $829 version. The other versions of the iPad had less interest.
Another interesting fact: 68 percent of respondents said they plan to use the iPad to surf the Web, while 44 percent will check e-mail, and 37 percent will read e-books.
Writing in a research note to clients, Abramsky said that while he doesn't expect the iPad to enjoy the kind of success the iPhone did on its original launch day, the survey "data portends well for healthy initial iPad uptake."
According to the survey, which was mentioned in a research note to clients by RBC analyst Mike Abramsky, 13 percent of the 3,200 folks surveyed said they were likely to buy an iPad when it's released. According to ChangeWave, initial iPhone demand was at 9 percent prior to the launch of the original iPhone.
Perhaps more importantly, the survey found that just 8 percent of respondents bristled at iPad pricing, compared to the whopping 28 percent that scoffed at the iPhone's original pricing.
The survey found that 19 percent of respondents who said they might buy an iPad would pick up the entry level, $499 model. Another 19 percent of respondents said they would buy the top of the line $829 version. The other versions of the iPad had less interest.
Another interesting fact: 68 percent of respondents said they plan to use the iPad to surf the Web, while 44 percent will check e-mail, and 37 percent will read e-books.
Writing in a research note to clients, Abramsky said that while he doesn't expect the iPad to enjoy the kind of success the iPhone did on its original launch day, the survey "data portends well for healthy initial iPad uptake."
Wednesday 10 February 2010
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New launch of Simply Free iPad
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as the title suggests simply free, it is... To get started, grab your free account over at freebejeebies (Sign Up) to get the ball rolling. The next and last thing from you will be for you to complete an online offer (LoveFilm) to qualify for your free iPad.
Tuesday 9 February 2010
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