More Details About New iPhone, iPods?

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Posted May 15, 2009 at 11:07am by iClarified

HardMac has heard some details regarding the new iPhone; as well as information about new iPods expected in September.

- The future iPhone models will have exactly the same shape and size than the current iPhone 3G, despite fakes and rumors circulating.

- Apple should refresh models for the iPod nano and Touch in september. Both should now include a camera, similarly to the iPhone.

The addition of a camera to the iPod touch to allow for photos and video seems very plausible; however, a camera on the iPod nano would be a surprise.

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ipodtouchpro - May 15, 2009 at 1:36pm

I find it very difficult not to change the outside of the new iPhone.This is Apple's tactic.Every new model has to have something new and stylish.

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daveKoss - May 17, 2009 at 2:55am

Maybe it will come in aluminum like the the 2G iPhone, but obviously with the 3G's shape and size.

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Jonathan Lundström (Plizzo) - May 18, 2009 at 10:29am

I would not believe that they would deliver the new iPhone with an aluminum backplate, doing so with the first version was a big misstake. The metal was making signal bouncing around inside the shell and that's why people were complaining about lost reception and dropped calls. Therefore they made the iPhone 3G in plastic so that there would be no loss of signal.

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