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Posted May 21, 2012 at 3:52pm by
Shalom Levytam
Next Media Animation has created another animated video based on rumors about a larger iPhone.
The iPhone 5 rumor mill heated up after Apple purchased the iPhone5.com domain name. According to the rumors, this is the last iPhone for which Steve Jobs oversaw the design.
According to the new iPhone rumors, after noting the success of Android phones with larger screens by Samsung and HTC, Steve Jobs reportedly lifted his opposition to a phone too large to wrap one's fingers around. The iPhone 5 will feature a bigger 4-inch screen, compared to the 3.5-inch screen used in other iPhones. An updated operating system, iOS6, will also be released. Other new iPhone features include a 12-megapixel camera, A6 quad core processor and liquid metal chassis.
Though Steve Jobs allegedly "worked closely" in the new iPhone, it will face stiff competition from the latest Samsung and Google Nexus smartphones. Now that Steve Jobs is no longer with us, will his successor Tim Cook be able to continue Apple's success? Or will Apple go the way of other famous franchises that have lost charismatic founders?
Take a look below...
[via Nema]
The iPhone 5 rumor mill heated up after Apple purchased the iPhone5.com domain name. According to the rumors, this is the last iPhone for which Steve Jobs oversaw the design.
According to the new iPhone rumors, after noting the success of Android phones with larger screens by Samsung and HTC, Steve Jobs reportedly lifted his opposition to a phone too large to wrap one's fingers around. The iPhone 5 will feature a bigger 4-inch screen, compared to the 3.5-inch screen used in other iPhones. An updated operating system, iOS6, will also be released. Other new iPhone features include a 12-megapixel camera, A6 quad core processor and liquid metal chassis.
Though Steve Jobs allegedly "worked closely" in the new iPhone, it will face stiff competition from the latest Samsung and Google Nexus smartphones. Now that Steve Jobs is no longer with us, will his successor Tim Cook be able to continue Apple's success? Or will Apple go the way of other famous franchises that have lost charismatic founders?
Take a look below...
[via Nema]
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