May 25, 2010 23:53 pm by Jal
iPhone 4G is just around the corner and so this might not come as a surprise that
Apple has not only sliced down the price of iPhone 3GS to $97 but also
discontinued the iPhone 3G. This is being done to make room for the brand new iPhone 4G.
Today, Wallmart officially dropped the iPhone 3GS price down to $97 and Apple stopped shipping the iPhone 3G (8GB) to AT&T stores. No more orders for the same will be taken. It is expected that Steve Jobs will announce the new iPhone 4G at WWDC event on June 7 along with a glimpse of the new Mac OS X version.
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May 1, 2010 10:08 am by Jal
Back in January 2010,
Apple Insider reported the possibility of LED camera flash in iPhone 4G. Now the latest reports are coming in from
The Chosum libo that iPhone 4G will indeed have an advanced 5MP LED flash camera manufactured by a Korea based company, LG Innotek.
Rumors already had it that the iPhone 4G will be big on camera. The brutal dissection saga of the iPhone 4G by Gizmodo also revealed a front-facing camera along with a LED Flash on the back.
Image credit: Gizmodo
With a 5MP camera, the next iPhone will come in line with what’s offered by Google’s Nexus One. Hopefully, Apple will unveil the iPhone 4G at the annual WWDC 2010 during June 7-11 in San Fran. Other much anticipated features in the next iPhone are native Facebook integration, a better resolution screen, video conferencing using iChat app and overall performance boost. [via]
April 15, 2010 12:52 pm by Jal
While the Indian government has managed to rake in 350 billion Rupees ($8 Billion) from the 3G sell-off, the Communications Minister, A. Raja is keen to start early preparations for 4G spectrum. The auction for the 4G spectrum will start immediately after the operators spread out their 3G networks this year.
Mr. A. Raja said,
I do not want any delay in 4G services. We should be with the rest of the world in 4G. The sale process for 4G, which will provide high-speed Internet connections, will begin as soon as operators roll out their 3G networks this year. The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) has already started the pre-consultation process for the sale of 4G spectrum. Once TRAI submits its recommendations, the government will work on it.
Needless to say, 4G will be a grand superset of 3G, up to 10 times faster. 4G is expected to bring in broadband experience to mobile phones enabling smooth streaming of high quality audio and video on mobile devices. Just for your information, Germany has already started Europe’s first 4G auction on 12th April.
India is the world’s fastest growing mobile market and 3G has already turned out to be a massive hit. With 22 rounds of auctions and bids touching 45.8 Billion Rupees (a whopping 31% more than the reserve price fixed by the government), it shouldn’t come as a surprise if government unleashes 4G frequencies next year. India is surely at the threshold of an Internet revolution.
